Visited this place on Friday night. It has a cosy local atmosphere. It is mostly a pub, but we ordered meals and the food was good and delicious. The waitress was very friendly and service minded.

This is one of my favourite pubs in the world. Great reasonably priced beer from the Kelham Island brewery next door. The food is incredibly cheap but it’s decent honest pub grub. I saw some criticisms of the food but you really can’t - there’s...More

Nice little old fashioned real ale pub but be prepared to stand whilst seats are being saved for regulars to come in.

Fantastic value food and drink, characterful surroundings inside and out (there is a great beer garden at the back) and always a good atmosphere with an eclectic clientele. Concerning the food though, I really haven't found anywhere else offering such good quality for such a...More

Go for the locally produced ales, lovely....food looked good but we just called for drinks. Lovely snug by the open fire...

Pork sandwich more like a poor relation to a bacon sandwich. The smallest bread roll ever. Three of the smallest bits of dried up pork. Asked for it with no stuffing, no apple sauce came with it, or crackling. My partner had the steak pie...More

I worked just up the road in the late 80’s So on a Friday night after work before heading off into town for catch up with my mates I would pop in here & have a couple.... I remember the draft Barley Wine & the...More

Not here at the Fat Cat! I’m sat in front of a coal fire, with a pint of Timothy Taylor’s Landlord and the remains of my lunch, a steak pie, and feeling very good! The tray-baked pie was full of chunks of lean meat, and...More

The Fat Cat was a (very) regular haunt for me in the late ‘80’s and early ‘90’s. The original real ale pub in Sheffield with multiple guest beers and good basic home cooked nosh. Nothing has changed in all those years, you’ll either love it...More

it should be in your list of pubs, have a great environment, I really like there is no music on it .