Your Local: The Old House

The Reader: Phil Vintin, chief elf @HelpSheffield

Why is this ‘Your Local’?  “Good food and good music. The menu offers gluten free options and a wide selection of local beer.”




The Local:  This eclectic Division Street late night music junkie boozer offers 6 hand pulled ales and 12 draught taps including many a continental and American craft beer from Anchor and Brooklyn breweries.  The hand pulls rotate offering beer from the likes of Saltaire, Marble, Abbeydale, Kelham Island, Magic Rock and new local start up Stancill (their Barnsley Bitter is a local award winner). House ales can be purchased for £2.50 a pint Monday through to Friday 5-9pm making this a destination not only for beer choice but for price too. Last month the beer menu was revitalised and re-launched. They now showcase an extensive bottled range with Belgian favourites St Bernardus, Urthel and Orval sitting alongside quirkier European offerings from Norwegian innovators Nogne O.

Much like family Forum group venue The Broadfield, food is a high priority with locally sourced ingredients and well thought through menu options. Try the homemade rare breed pork and sage burger on a brioche bun or the pan fried chicken breast with confit leg for mains between £8 -10. The Old House cheese board at £6.95 is an ideal accompaniment to ale. 



 


Address:  113-117 Devonshire Street, Devonshire Quarter, Sheffield. S3 7SB
T: 0114 2766002


@TheOldHouse

www.theoldhousesheffield.com

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