Cerberus Blade
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North bar?
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North bar?
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.
Sad news. They put so much into the Harland. 6 1/2 years since the previous, inferior cafe was there. I think they have improved the appeal of the yard they are in, and the landlord is very shortsighted . I shan’t be going in again once they’ve left. I wish them luck.Me and my Mrs spoke to them on Saturday, the landlord has basically kicked them out after 10 years. The landlord has put the rent up but didn’t even offer them 1st refusal and has let it out to someone else.
Sad news. They put so much into the Harland. 6 1/2 years since the previous, inferior cafe was there. I think they have improved the appeal of the yard they are in, and the landlord is very shortsighted . I shan’t be going in again once they’ve left. I wish them luck.
Can't get on with Pictish ales. Had a couple now and they always taste like a joss stick.£ 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.
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.
The present incumbents are by far the worse
There must have been a queue of 20 people outside the door, 45 mins before kick off.
It’s good but it has changed hands 3 times in the last 3 years. The old lady 3 years ago was the best, but she always ran out of fish. She used to ask us to phone up if we wanted a fish! FFS! “Phone a fish” line eh? Ridiculous!
The next was a Master Fryer - of Admiral Crookes fame. He was very good - but he only had a few "big" fish every saturday. And if you got there after 2pm you might not get one!
The present incumbents are by far the worse. They run out of everything - regularly! I was in there the other day. There must have been a queue of 20 people outside the door, 45 mins before kick off. Guess what the most popular order is? "The special". It consists of fish, chips and a choice of peas or beans, and a sausage. Not too difficult that is it? But with 10 people inside the shop and 20 outside it, there are only 4 sausages left in the pan. Does the guy spot this and put more in? No. He runs out first then does that. With the "mini-fish" being a key component of the "special", and with 10 people inside the shop and 20 people outside, does he anticipate that the 3 remaining fish in the pan might not be enough? No. And then we run out of chips!
I was in there over 40 minutes, just to buy a "special" - their "main dish" of the day.
Never again!
The food is lovely but it's not worth missing the match over!
Cath was brilliant. Great banter. She stayed in Sheffield for a while, helping her daughter out at her sandwich bar/ cafe. When I cut back on the chips and just had a fish she always hid a few chips in there because she thought I needed them.Cath the 'old' owner sold it and moved back to Devon to escape her Ex.
Still owned by The Admiral, problem is they had no customers apart from match days.
Nigel who used to run it for them caught the bus from Rotherham..
The girl who used to serve left and the new 'girl' was having a fag by the back door when the wind blew it shut she fell on the ground and is suing the owners - where there is a gold taxi - there is a claim. Probably a pig fan..
Maybe I should take it on as I used to run a chippy when I should have been revising in the sixth form.
Broomhill Friery after one at Banner Cross.
It’s good but it has changed hands 3 times in the last 3 years. The old lady 3 years ago was the best, but she always ran out of fish. She used to ask us to phone up if we wanted a fish! FFS! “Phone a fish” line eh? Ridiculous!
The next was a Master Fryer - of Admiral Crookes fame. He was very good - but he only had a few "big" fish every saturday. And if you got there after 2pm you might not get one!
The present incumbents are by far the worse. They run out of everything - regularly! I was in there the other day. There must have been a queue of 20 people outside the door, 45 mins before kick off. Guess what the most popular order is? "The special". It consists of fish, chips and a choice of peas or beans, and a sausage. Not too difficult that is it? But with 10 people inside the shop and 20 outside it, there are only 4 sausages left in the pan. Does the guy spot this and put more in? No. He runs out first then does that. With the "mini-fish" being a key component of the "special", and with 10 people inside the shop and 20 people outside, does he anticipate that the 3 remaining fish in the pan might not be enough? No. And then we run out of chips!
I was in there over 40 minutes, just to buy a "special" - their "main dish" of the day.
Never again!
The food is lovely but it's not worth missing the match over!
Cath was brilliant. Great banter. She stayed in Sheffield for a while, helping her daughter out at her sandwich bar/ cafe. When I cut back on the chips and just had a fish she always hid a few chips in there because she thought I needed them.
need to get to man Friday been going there for 15 years & never had a problem. although I decided considering a average of 25 games for 15 years at £5 or £6 a pop. I dont want to know how much I spent there![]()
A few years back I used to pop in there on the occasional Friday lunchtime when I worked on Eccy Road. Never had the slightest idea what she was talking about, but the fish and chips were ace.![]()
She was a nice lady
I stayed on the customer side of the chip pan. Which side did you get on?Not if you got on the wrong side of her !
I stayed on the customer side of the chip pan. Which side did you get on?![]()
I used to slip in round the back when it was busy, if that makes sense.
Probably why there were such queues outside.
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
The Howard serves a decent liquid brunch.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
Far too pretentious for a proper English breakfast.
Broomhill Friery
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