The Wellington, Kelham Island, Sheffield

The Wellington is a small unaltered pub that is very close to the tram stop. Once inside here there was a great choice of beers on the bar i went in a smallish room to the left of the entrance and i had a drink of Milestone Baby Git which was a very nice drink there were about another 9 micro brewery beers but i only tried the one beer. The pub was very quiet on a saturday dinner visit.

Another visit to the Valley of beer and had a couple of Little Ale Cart beers in good condition as always, plus Mighty Oak Autumn Blaze, a lovely beer at only 3.9%. Always made welcome and always enjoy their beers.

Incredibly cheap real ale pub which as mentioned is home of the Little Ale Cart Brewery and what I can only speculate as the best barman beard in South Yorkshire. It was massive. Packed on a thursday evening with aleheads sampling its wares, my pint was only £1.90 which is brilliant value by anyone's standards. Only stayed for one but my recollection is of a traditional layout and decor that looked a shade on the tired side. Other than that this is a worth a look and an essential component of the Sheffield ale trail.

It says something that this is the Sheffield pub I enjoy drinking in the most. The beer is great, with Little Ale Cart's pale & hoppy beers always on show. Both staff and punters are very friendly and knowledgeable. It's a pub that attracts tickers from all over the country and it's not to everyone's taste but it suits me down to the ground.

We still refer to this pub as the Cask and Cutler. it's as good as ever with a very good range of ales. Also still a busy pub. very handy for the Sheffield Supertram stop outside. thus it's very handy to end a pub crawl in the Valley of Beers at this pub before heading back into the centre of Sheffield.

I've been visiting this pub for years, back when it was the Cask & Cutler. When Little Ale Cart took over the pub they renamed it back to it's original name of The Wellington. Happily, nothing has really changed internally and is as described by OB. At the back the beer patio is rather more than a smoking area though. It's well decorated with minature scarecrows, a bus stop, a traffic light, some mini windmills etc and is a very pleasant place to sit. The beer range is usually 2 or 3 from the house brewery and several guests as well. I've never had a poor pint in here and I've tried a few. It's a must visit if doing the "Valley Of Beer" crawl. They have a sister pub in Worcester called The Dragon. That's well worth a visit as well.

Outstanding ale quality from the Little Cart range,hoppy pale and golden ales with the 5% strength Alcazar sublime.The youthful brewer was very friendly and runs a great street corner boozer.He deserves to have a wider audience for his terrific ales.Excellent OB review below also says it all.A must visit and very close to the Shalesmoor tram stop.