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We're just a few small steps from the madding crowds of West Street, you'll find us in the former works of WE Harrisons Steeplejacks (of Nelson Column fame no less), bedecked in purple.

We have a great range of wines, cocktails, ales and beers from across the globe. Our ales are provided by the local lads of Abbeydale Brewery, and we have on draft a tip top range of world beers - Peroni, Erdinger, Brooklyn Lager and Pilsner Urquell. Our range of bottled beers is even more extensive... Tusker, Vedett, Duvel, Leffe and Hoegaarden to name a few.

Situated right in the heart of Sheffield The Great Gatsby is a veritable chameleon of a bar: It's a daytime diner serving the people of Sheffield Mexican treats from the kitchen and it's a night time snug with a truly vast liquor range. It's a weekend party bar with the best music and a 3am license. It's got one of the only beautifully sunny beer gardens in the city centre. It's even got it's own private neo-gothic parlour in the shape of Skeleton Key. Mostly though it's just a place to hang out for the great and the good of this fine city, so pop in and say hello.

A traditional Real Ale House with an intimate atmosphere for live music and contemporary décor. Favoring the 'unplugged' feel that comes from close contact between artists and members of the public.

The unique concept began in late 2008 as an amalgamation between Jamie Lawson director of Ossett Brewery, Mike Heaton drummer from Yorkshire Indie band Embrace and ex-Virgin Japan MD Mike Inman.

Pubs are about people, the ones who run them, the suppliers who help them and the communities they serve. Since the Rutland re-opened in October it has found itself at the heart of various groups and differing communities who use it. The love and support from local business, bands, artists, CAMRA, friends from across Sheffield, football fans, media and many more is what makes the pub thrive and is really the very heartbeat of everything that goes on there.

Facilities
Capacity: 1 - 30 people

Shakespeares is the newest addition to the so called valley of beer real ale trail, situated on the edge of the city centre just off the ring road and on numerous bus routes or within easy walking distance of Shalesmoor and Cathedral tram stops. Since reopening in July 2011, the pub has built an excellent reputation for its beers, serving real ales from near and far, always featuring locALE on the bar from Sheffield's excellent breweries as well as new and rare beers from across the UK.