The White Swan — Restaurant in Sheffield

The white Swan public house in Greenhill village. What a place to go too but I am talking about a few years ago. I had a friend who was the pubs piano player and was really well known in Sheffield. He used to play the piano 7 nights a wee. The pub used to be just a keg pub until it changed landlords/managers, then the hand pulled ale came on the scene, and everything changed. The beer was absolutely knockout, and the pub was run by great staff and was always friendly. I have had some great nights in the Swan listening to the crowds singing when Ruben Alan was playing the piano. Oh, I wish he was still playing the piano I haven't been in the pub for over 18 years as I know longer live in Sheffield but I do miss the pub and the staff I use to know. The Swan does some excellent meals and is not too expensive. The one thing I missed was listening to Ruben playing the piano he was a great friend to know he certainly drew the people into the pub with his...

Four of us went on Wed evening for a friend's birthday, the food was cooked to perfection, the service was second to none,the atmosphere was just what we wanted, a nice quiet homely atmosphere 😊 the chef on duty that night, a young man , sorry l dont recall his name, which l should have because he went way beyond his call of duty, he was very pleasant and couldn't do enough to accommodate our dietary requirements, ( we are a picky bunch 😀) but this young man ensured we got what we wanted, he was attentive, fetched us more drinks ( it was very quiet that evening ,only us eating at that time ) so we wouldn't expect on busy nights, ) he came back to the table a few times to see if we needed anything else, we had a bit of banter with him which lm sure he enjoyed, his young helper that night was also very pleasant...

I went at 12.30 on Fri August the 8th 2024 to meet my Old Pal Colin, who lives locally - the first time, I've been in, in over ten years.....The lady who served me was pleasant enough and in being a real ale fan, the Taylors Landlord was spot on - in right good nick, so well done to the cellar person....We did not eat, so can't comment re snap...Seemed to be largely locals, who were pleasant - I can't imagine there is much passing trade in the village but overall it was a pleasant place to have a bevvy and unlike my normal hangouts of the cracking Real Ale boozers in Kelham Island in Sheffield.....I'd go again -...