The Horse and Jockey — Restaurant in Sheffield

Supper club time! Tonight we took ourselves off to the Horse and Jockey as we had heard great things about their Supper Club. November's edition was focused around a craft beer pairing theme which we couldn't resist and we weren't disappointed!

Every course was ridiculously good, and expertly cooked. The beers paired perfectly and you could tell how much thought had been put into the pairings, with most courses including the beer in the cooking too or inspiring the flavours.

I won't waffle on about what we ate as there's a photo of the menu, but I will say that the flavours of each dish were amazing, the pork was so tender you could have cut it with a spoon, and the pudding .... Dark chocolate ganache covered in marshmallow with a tinyrebel marshmallow porter was I think the best pud I've ever eaten.

There is some serious skill coming out of this kitchen, and @chefalexdevaney 's passion and talent is clear. And for £25pp for 4 courses and 4 paired drinks it's an absolute steal.

Food is served here every night , but the next supper club is back next on 🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿26th January with a burns night and whiskey theme, and again on 🧀🍷 23rd Feb for a cheese and drinks night (We have already booked this one! As soon as we got home tonight! Let us know if you wanna join us!) Bookings for these nights would make great Xmas gifts too!

🎄 throughout the lead up to Xmas there are loads of events and offers on too including breakfast with Santa and a bottomless brunch I'm dying to try! (Last pic)

Can't get enough of this lovely cosy pub. Get yourself down and booked on to these exceptional foodie nights.

not an ad we just loved it ! Thanks to the team @horsejockeys6_ .

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Awful experience on 13th October sadly, which will likely mean we won’t ever be returning. We arrived about 6pm, wasn’t busy at all perhaps around 3 other tables eating. We were a table of 4, ordered 3 sharing plates as a starter to share, with mains to follow. Everything we asked for first (at least 4 dishes) had sold out apparently at 6pm, which was weird but didn’t put us off (it really should have).

50 minutes later we are still waiting for the starters, so we politely asked what was happening and they then appeared.

I was so shocked at the quality and state of the food. Portions were absolutely tiny (and we have been before) and looked like it had been thrown on the plate. Everything was completely cold so clearly they had been sat somewhere for god knows how long, I couldn’t believe we had been served it tbh, really couldn’t. So utterly shocking.

Complained straight away and said we no longer wanted any of it, it was that awful. We paid for the drinks we had drank and left without eating. There was no explanation from staff as to WHY we had been waiting as we had done, and why we had been served cold food. No real apology either. So poor.

A really horrendous experience which will mean I will save my money next time and definitely go elsewhere, which is sad to say as it’s on the doorstep and it’s lovely inside. But we won’t be returning, I don’t think I’d go back after that experience even...

This has changed ownership and is still a great pub. There is outside catering now - brilliant pizzas and burgers. Good selection of beers. First visit and very pleasant it was too. Lovely pie packed with meat, served with fantastic chunky chips, mushy peas and gravy. Very good choice of drinks, including some decent pale ales. The service was a little slow, hence the four stars. More than prepared to visit again and bump it up a notch. Nice decor and homely feel to this pub. I have been back a few times now and this pub never fails to deliver. There is a special offer every weekday. We had very nice burgers, buy one and the second is a pound. It will not be long before we...