Bath Hotel (Sheffield)

I can't believe it is nearly the 8th anniversary of my arrival in Sheffield and I have only just discovered this place yesterday!! Having been out for a meal in town, our friend's suggestion that we go for a drink filled me with dread-if you've ever been out on West Street in Sheffield on a Saturday night you'll know what I mean. It's crowded, nowhere has seats and conversation is impossible. I realise I sound incredibly old at this point but we were having a good chinwag and I didn't want to stop that and be forced to listen to some hideous gatecrasher tunes instead. My friend assured us he knew just the place and led us just around the corner to The Bath. ...  Read the complete review

The Bath Hotel is tucked away off West Street just outside the city centre. It's one of the most popular areas of Sheffield for bars and pubs but if you didn't know that the Bath Hotel was there you could easily miss it and if you're looking for loud music and a lively crowd then you probably wouldn't want to find it anyway. This is one of the smallest pubs in Sheffield and its also one of the most traditional. Dating from Victorian times its easy to assume that this place has hardly changed at all. There are ceramic tiles on the wall that date from before the Second World War and as you step through the door there really is a feeling of stepping back in ...  Read the complete review