Feast And Glory

“Gooey, unctuous and quite naughty”, is how the Twisted Burger Company describes its burgers. And, despite a bizarre disdain for the use of...

The Grind Café is known as a hidden gem in Sheffield. However its reputation as such is so prolific that I’m not entirely sure it can cont...

It’s that time of year again. Time to celebrate Sheffield’s culinary offerings; the restaurants, the gastro pubs and the humble cafes, not...

Chef Charlie Curran and his partner, and front of house manager, Kelly Ware have worked together for many years at restaurants including th...

When I was growing up, home-made curry involved raisins, apple and lots of turmeric. To be fair, my home town of Pontefract was hardly the...

Since it opened its Westfield Terrace doors in the winter of 2011,  Jon Perry’s Tamper Coffee  has gone from strength to strength. The cof...

With a strapline of ‘Food’s got Proper’, Back of House (or BOH), Ecclesall Road’s newest restaurant has caused a bit of a stir amongst som...

The Milestone  will not need much of an introduction following their  Ramsey’s Best Restaurant 2010  fame. They came tops in the British ca...

UPDATE - NOTE THAT THIS RESTAURANT HAS NOW CLOSED. Following on from my recent  review of 1855 , you will all be glad to hear that I have...

As a young teenager I went through a phase of collecting pigs. Not the real ones, obviously, but ceramic pigs and the like. I’ve grown out ...

Update - this restaurant has now closed. Sheffield Foodies will be pleased to see the arrival of  Moo La La  on the restaurant scene as i...

When I first started this blog, it was purely a hobby, a project, something to keep me occupied. I love food and I also like to write so a f...