Sheffield Tap, Sheffield

Superb tiled Victorian interior in this relatively new pub to the Sheffield beer scene. Full range of Bernard Czech lagers on including the dark and the non filtered lager.Also (this might be the one that Thomas below may have had as it is a fltter beer to the normal ones) American micros on draught and a huge selection of American bottled beers plus other bottles from around the world. There are about 10 hand pumps dispensing mainly Thornbridge ales but also some from hawkeshead at time of our visit. Will be happy to wait here longer when changing trains at Sheffield station,

I have visited this pub on numerous occasions. I usually settle for the Thornbridge ales. These ales are always distinctive and enjoyable. However on my last visit I tried a pint of czech lager (Bernard) it was dispensed completely flat and tasted oxidised. I complaned to the barman who was abrupt and rude, the manager eventually came and informed me it was ment to taste that way! I work in a brewery so was unconviced by his excuses. He refused me a refund even tho I only consumed a mouthfull. Needless to say I wont be returning to this pub after such shocking customer service.

If only all stations had a bar like this one for a decent pint between trains. Worth visiting to sample quality Thornbridge ale and to experience an almost unspoilt Victorian interior.

Quite a small interior but still showing it's Victorian splendour with an ornate mosaic floor and a new bar with all the Thornbridge ales and some guests together with a large number of continental lager taps.The furniture is more functional than attractive and there is a further seating area on the street entrance side.My Jaipur IPA was good and this place is well worth popping in when at the station or starting a crawl.Not sure why it's been dropped from the GBG but the competition in this city on the real ale front is red hot.

Located at the north end of platform one inside Sheffield railway station, with doors onto the platform and to the street. Judging by the windows it's a joint venture between Thornbridge and the Bernard brewery of the Czech Republic. On the platform side there is one long room with the bar counter running down one side, a mix of bench seating, high and low tables and chairs to the other side by the large windows. Eight handpumps plus a range of taps for European beers and UK ciders including a number from Bernard. The lower half of the barback is all fridges stocking a good range of world-wide bottled beers, all are listed in the beer menu. The UK ales on my visit were all from Thornbridge but a wider choice is sometimes available, most recently from Brewdog, it's probably best to check their facebook page (or twitter if they do it) for details. Quality was pretty much up to the mark but in spite of it being a quiet lunchtime the staff weren't quite as slick as their uniforms. I called back later in the evening when the place was rammed, it's not that big, and perversely the (same) staff were much more alert. There is also a small seating area on the street side of the bar.

Called in between trains so didn't have long, but I was impressed. Good choice of their own Thornbridge ales, and they were showcasing Brewdog beers so we had two of them and they were brilliant. Will call in on next Sheffield crawl when I have more time.