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Fagans, Sheffield

69 Broad Lane
Sheffield
S1 4BS

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Sheffield Central

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Strongers . left this review about Fagans

The entrance of Fagans passes premium seating in a front right snug that is served by the end of the serving counter that runs up the right-hand wall. Banquettes are found across the front to the left and beer shelves, high stools and more seating run up to the rear. I noted four hand pumps that were drawing Kelham Island’s Puns of Anarchy and Pale Rider alongside Thornbridge’s Lord Marples and TT Landlord. Premium keg was also available alongside Guinness and Neck Oil. I went for a pint of Marples which was decent, but the best thing about this pub was the welcome from the barman who involved me in conversation with others at the bar before I’d even reached it. By the way, you can’t eat a roast dinner within a couple of hours of waking up, be that 6am, noon or 4pm.

On 16^th November 2024 - rating: 8
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Old Boots left this review about Fagans

A small Irish pub, with a larger front room where the counter is to the right, there’s a small snug to the rear where Dublin songs were being sung on my Saturday afternoon visit and a tiny snug at the front right of the building. The counter has four pulls, with two beers from Kelham Island, a Thornbridge Wild Swan and a very poor Draught Bass, about as dead as that beer’s history. A T-bar of five supplies the lager and cider. This is a genuine Irish pub with Irish snacks, a range of Irish whiskies, a couple of big Guinness dual tap boxes and Irish customers. It has a hot box of pies and sausage rolls in a corner. Nice pub shame about the cask, probably best to stick to Guinness.

On 17^th March 2024 - no rating submitted
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Graham Coombs left this review about Fagans

Starting from a position of not being over-familiar with this pub before the change of owner, I would rate it pretty highly. I always like multi-roomers with peripheral seating, little snugs and good ales. There was a rather raucous group in the back room, but this just added to the feel of a good pub. On the beer front there was no Bass on but it did have Ossett Blonde, Kelham Island Pale Rider and Titanic Plum Porter - the latter being very drinkable.

On 16^th August 2023 - rating: 8
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