Dog & Partridge, Sheffield

One of my favourite Sheffield pubs, though with it being in the city centre I tend to avoid it at weekends. The owner is Irish but I've never felt that it was an Irish pub. The beer quality across the four hand pumps is always exemplary, and there's a loyalty card (buy nine pints and get one free) which is pretty good when cask beers are generally £3.90 here. The snug behind the bar is a heritage feature, though the hatch to the back of the servery is apparently a more recent innovation.

A multi space genuine Irish pub, the counter is towards the left middle of the building, four pulls including a new iteration of Stones brewed locally by True North. Calling in on a Saturday afternoon it was rammed and music was being played. A few Irish songs, lots of Irish flags as decor and lots of Guinness bring drunk. The screen in the back room was showing rugby, horse racing was on on the front screen. It had fewer Irish customers than Fagans down the road but it’s still unmistakably Irish.

Official site of Dog & Partridge - www.thedogsheffield.com

Official site of Dog & Partridge - www.thedogsheffield.com