Food & drink

The Sheffield Tap

A restored Edwardian station refreshment room with its own brewery behind the bar.

Illustration of an ornate Edwardian station bar interior with tiled walls

The Sheffield Tap occupies the Edwardian first-class refreshment room on platform 1B, rescued from dereliction in 2009 with its tilework, mahogany and barrel-vaulted ceiling intact.

The old dining room behind it now houses a small brewery, visible through glass, and the bar keeps a long list of cask and imported beer. It is the best possible first or last stop of a visit.

Highlights

Edwardian refreshment room
Brewery behind the bar
On the station platform

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