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Luke and Stacey French’s acclaimed Jöro had long outgrown its cluster of shipping containers when a developer offered them a 19th-century paper mill located to the north of the city, perched between the Peak District and the River Don. Following several years of Grand Designs-worthy renovations, Jöro 2.0 opened in December 2024.
From the finest brunch to the best-kept secret in the city, Luke French, chef-director of Jöro restaurant, picks his favourites places to eat and drink in Sheffield
With Christmas bills looming, January can seem a very grey month. The good news is that you can still eat out well without breaking the bank. Here are some top restaurants offering three-course lunches for £30 or less. Surely that’s reason enough to celebrate?
Recently, Sheffield has been enjoying a well-deserved moment in the spotlight with the success of the musical Standing at the Sky’s Edge, a love song to the steel city with music and lyrics by Sheffield singer-songwriter Richard Hawley. Following a short London run at the National Theatre earlier this year, it will open in the West End in February 2024. But Sheffielders have long known what a cool place their city is - for music, art and, importantly, food.
With sober-curiousness on the rise and more diners opting to forego alcohol when eating out, restaurants are upping their soft drinks game, from bespoke pairings to meticulous mocktails.
