Tourists coming to Sheffield, note. The most inexpensive cafes and restaurants in the city.
"Blue Moon" (2 St. James Street)
This is a big and very beautiful vegetarian cafe offers a delicious food that will not even like vegetarians. The Cafe Hall is a very nice-looking white room flooding light from large windows, which makes a restaurant - especially, on a sunny day - a very pleasant place where you can linger on a cup of coffee or lunch. No one will rush you - not such a place. The menu offers a wide variety: soups, keesadilla and burrito, salads, homemade cakes and daily special dishes, like a goulash and Imam Bayilds (the name of this Turkish dish is literally translated as: "Imam fell into fainting"; this is a dish of braised eggplants stuffed with onions, garlic and tomatoes). Cakes here are also quite good. Try croundie chocolate with pieces of cookies, raisins. It is also worth trying a local ice cream and a good selection of vegetarian wines and beers (including Pale Rider from the famous Sheffield brewing plant Kelham Island, Pint costs £ 3.45). Snacks here are from 2.15 £; Main hot dishes and salad - £ 6.05
FUSION ORGANIC CAFE (72 ARNDEL STREET)
Perhaps the best cafe Sheffield. You can choose everything anything, from outer salads and pleasant even on the type of pies (for example, with zucchini, onion and cheese of sheep milk, manched), soups, baking (in particular, try croissants and panini). Special prices during lunch are applied to delightful dishes, like fried mackerel with mollusks and garlic focaches (£ 7.60), as well as you can try Moroccan lamb meat pies (£ 2.70). Brazilian coffee is good here, no wonder the cafe is proud of it. The place is definitely empties very positive vibrations. Snacks and sandwiches £ 1.20- £ 3.80; Full lunch is about £ 7.
"PJ Taste" (249 Glossop Road)
This is an interesting bright cafe that offers interesting lunch versions. The focus is on traditional dishes (including regional), such as Potato-fries in Yorkshire, Olenina and dried bacon from local plants. Try steaks with chapatta and bean hamburger. Orders also cheese "Wenslidale" (white with blue streaks, like rocochet) or delicious sandwiches. Also in the cafe you can prepare a number of fruit and herbal drinks (for £ 1.75). Sandwiches cost from £ 2 to £ 3.75, can be ordered for removal.
"SPICE MARKET CAFE" (371-373 Ecclesall Road)
This is affordable for a lively crowd of a cafe, located on a fashionable and crowded street, where Asian and Western cultures are mixed. Whatever you try here, it is very tasty! Whether pea mashed potatoes, Asian cabbage salad, Indian fish sticks, Caesar salad and so on. In addition, the restaurant has a very good selection of sauces. Lunch take with you in the box (with beer or wine, everything will cost £ 10). Lunch - £ 6, dishes for dinner - £ 7.00- £ 16.
"Wig & Pen" Paradise Square, The Cathedral Quarter)
A pleasant pub with a good menu, which includes different interesting dishes, like bullish tails with a pickled bow, delicious salads and old good sausages with mashed potatoes (for £ 7.50). You can dinner easily and £ 10. On Wednesdays on the promotion "Wig Wednesdays" you can order one of its home pies, which are served with mashed potatoes, vegetables and sauce, as well as a drink - and all this for £ 9.50. Next to this pub is a cafe called "Platillos" (block 4, Leopold Square) - a well-proven restaurant of sharp snacks - on lunch here you can order the tapas of two types (for example, a chicken tip with a spicy couscous - for £ 6). Small plates - about £ 5; Main dishes - from £ 7.50.
"NONNA'S CUCINA" (7-9 Hickmott Road)
In this cafe, sandwiches, pizza, takeaway coffee and fantastic pies are served - try the lemon tool (for £ 2.25). Sandwiches are prepared with fresh bread and different interesting ingredients according to Italian and other recipes. For example, here you can try a sandwich with Fennel, Salami Finchchion and Asian's cheese. Well, or sandwich with a cheese talledjio and a balsamic bow. There are several outdoor tables, where you can have lunch or breakfast on sunny days. A piece of pizza stands here £ 2.50; Sandwiches - from £ 3.75.
"Green Steps" (22 Hickmott Road)
This is a lively and famous cafe Sheffield, where visitors offer excellent fish dishes with headsets. In general, one of the most famous inexpensive seafood restaurants. You can try the fish Pangasius with a caramelized onion and froth potatoes - it will cost you at £ 4.30 (it's about the same about the dishes with another fish).
"The Wick AT Both Ends" (149-151 West Street)
This cool pub, where musical concerts are often held and where DJs are regularly performing, standing on the outskirts of the fashionable Devonshire Street street, and therefore this place is very popular among those who suffer, Khe, hang away. Fat and calorie, but very tasty food here come quite often, and order pies, sausages, hamburgers in such cases, with chicken fillet marinated in garlic, lemon, thyme and other seasonings. And you can also order mussels in Sidra and fish with potatoes. Completely crazy dishes from smoked mackerel are great, and bacon buns are well cooked. Light snacks are here from £ 3.50; The main dishes are £ 5.50.
"Gusto Italiano" (18 Church Street)
Panini stand here 5 £, and a plate with meatballs - 8.95 £. Maybe travelers who travel with a minimum budget, this cost will seem highly high. But several pounds of sterling stored elsewhere, it is definitely worth putting in this restaurant. All sake of panini with fennel, bacon and fried spinach or dried beef beef Bresola with parmesan and zabachkoy - in the middle of cool England you will experience a genuine Italian experience. Oh yeah, and Italian Polpette meat balls, which are served with good home focacies - this is what you would be offered in Milan or Florence. Panini here stand from £ 4,95; Hot dishes from £ 6.95.
Here these good restaurants are definitely worth visiting if you are slightly looking at, but, at the same time, you want to dinner well and tasty!