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Arriving for the Millers game at Sheffield station just before 11am. Any recommendations for a decent brekkie / brunch on the way to BDTBL before the game? Got a couple of neutrals joining me. Ideally somewhere to eat in between station and ground.
 



Arriving for the Millers game at Sheffield station just before 11am. Any recommendations for a decent brekkie / brunch on the way to BDTBL before the game? Got a couple of neutrals joining me. Ideally somewhere to eat in between station and ground.
Pork sarnie on the kop John street corner. Usually run out of pork though so look sharp.
 
Little bit of a detour but The Green Room at the top of Dev Green do amazing breakfasts (and being a bar, you can even have a pint with it if you want). The Big Breakfast is something else! (white pudding AND black pudding!).

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Arriving for the Millers game at Sheffield station just before 11am. Any recommendations for a decent brekkie / brunch on the way to BDTBL before the game? Got a couple of neutrals joining me. Ideally somewhere to eat in between station and ground.

Just remembered Rodders, one of the best brekkie's in town is just up the road from the station at Tamper Coffee. It's not cheap and it's full of hipsters, but the grub (and the coffee) is outstanding.

Menu here. https://tampercoffee1.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/sellers-breakfast-menu-october.pdf
 



Theres always McDonalds on Queen St/Granville Road but I think you will be too late for a Bacon McMuffin.
 
Just remembered Rodders, one of the best brekkie's in town is just up the road from the station at Tamper Coffee. It's not cheap and it's full of hipsters, but the grub (and the coffee) is outstanding.

Menu here. https://tampercoffee1.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/sellers-breakfast-menu-october.pdf
Yes it’s very good.
Usually a bit of a wait though.
And you have to take your socks off and grow a silly big beard.
Something to do while your waiting though.
 
Harland is brilliant and very reasonably priced, it’s going to be closing though towards the end of March sadly.
Not sure it's closing for good. Just changing ownership. Steve and Sarah have worked so hard to make it what it is and I think they have accepted an offer for the business. a real treat to have a nice bacon sandwich on good bread, with excellent coffee.
 
Don't bother, just leave it until 5 minutes into the game, then make everybody stand up for you twice as you go to get your pie, chips and gravy.

Because an essential part of being at a football match is stuffing your face.

i get that they should sort themselves out before the game. but for the last 15 - 18 years for me stuffing your face is essential part of being at a football match
 
If you need a tip for a pint less than £4 let me know.

Cheers mate. I lived in Leeds for five years until recently, the first three as a student.

Tried to make a concious effort to stop going places like the Angel, Brudenell, Spoons etc when I was working but soon reverted as £5 minimum a pint in most places seemed criminal and soon added up. That £6 Neck Oil was in Water Lane Boathouse!
 
Cheers mate. I lived in Leeds for five years until recently, the first three as a student.

Tried to make a concious effort to stop going places like the Angel, Brudenell, Spoons etc when I was working but soon reverted as £5 minimum a pint in most places seemed criminal and soon added up. That £6 Neck Oil was in Water Lane Boathouse!

£ 2.50 pint for a Pictish ale at the Sheaf View for the QPR game, only 3.5% but a fabulous fresh tasty brew, best I've had for ages.
 
Arriving for the Millers game at Sheffield station just before 11am. Any recommendations for a decent brekkie / brunch on the way to BDTBL before the game? Got a couple of neutrals joining me. Ideally somewhere to eat in between station and ground.
I don't know if it is open on Saturdays but the Jumpin' Jive café on Harwood Street opposite the away end does a good breakfaxt
 
Cheers mate. I lived in Leeds for five years until recently, the first three as a student.

Tried to make a concious effort to stop going places like the Angel, Brudenell, Spoons etc when I was working but soon reverted as £5 minimum a pint in most places seemed criminal and soon added up. That £6 Neck Oil was in Water Lane Boathouse!

Yep Water Lane Boathouse is expensive. :eek:

A decent cross city centre grubby pub crawl is (or was) Highland, Fox & Newt, Veritas, Town Hall Tav, Foleys, Victoria, The Ship, Whitelocks, Duck & Drake. Memries!
 
Full English or a biting on, try HowSt on Howard Street. Really nice fodder and in between a run of pubs.
 



Corner of London Rd. /Hill Street

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Mini fish special £ 3 odd. Only open before matches now, sadly.

Excellent value and very tasty. We go there before every game when we are over. My young lad insists on having a chip butty though because of the blades connection. He loves the novelty of it because it wouldnt be something that is widely offered over here.​
 

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