Craft & Dough, Sheffield

This pub is in Sheffield city centre and when i first visited this pub there were beers from Darleys and Wards brewerys on the bar. On my last visit the pub seemed more upmarket and there were a couple of real ales on the bar. Pub visited 10 march 2007.

A posh lounge bar/eatery, like something you'd get down in South East, with prices to match - £3 per pint of ale, a long way from the £2.20 you'd pay in a quality pub like the KIT. Ah and onto the ale quality…two Milestone beers were on – neither of which were in good condition, one was heavily diacetyl tasting, the other smelt of cheesy feet…certainly not Good Beer standard. The advertised ‘outside terrace' is just that, nothing special. There are daily papers available and the Oriental barmaid was pleasant enough. Poor, don't be tempted if you appreciate your ale or your tummy. Quite how this got into the 2009 GBG is a mystery to me.

Nice enough bar with that "late night" feel about it. We were here about 11 p.m. last Friday and Saturday. Lot's of comfy seating, brown walls for some reason and fairly quiet background music. Has 4 handpumps but only two were on, Acorn Gorlovka Stout and Brew Company Browned Off, so no light beers on at all. Had a couple of pints of each over the 2 nights and both were fine. I thought it was OK but the other half loved it, hence the second visit. She also said that the red wine was very nice, mind you she did have the most expensive "by the glass" one on the menu. £4.10 for a 175 ml glass!!!! The beers were £2.95.