The Museum, Sheffield

Better than your average Greene King pub, maybe, but the beer range is much reduced since I used to come here semi-regularly in the 00s, when I worked in the city centre. In those days the pub was run by Mark Simmonite, who went on to run the excellent Henry's (a victim of redevelopment) and now has Perch and the Dead Parrot brewery. Just three GK beers and a cider on my most recent visits, though to be fair my GK IPA last time and Abbot this were both good quality (NBSS 3.25 on average) though quite a bit short of a full pint. The 10% discount helps but £4.01 for a beer that is nothing like as good as when I used to drink it in the early 70s still seems a bit much. Other than the beer range, not a lot seems to have changed since 15 years ago. It's still pleasant to sit in the peaceful lower room after a bit of shopping in TK Maxx or Waterstones, with the full length windows flung open on a warm day, or sitting outside if that's your thing.

The Museum's pages on the Greene King website - www.greeneking-pubs.co.uk

The Museum's pages on the Greene King website - www.greeneking-pubs.co.uk