The Rising Sun, Nether Green - pub details
Address: 471, Fulwood Rd, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S10 3QA [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 27589)
Dore (3.1 miles), Sheffield (3.1 miles)
Brewery: Abbeydale Brewery
Pub facilities/features:
- Real ale
- Smoking area
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> Current user rating: 8.1/10 (rated by 9 users)
> Local guides: Sheffield pub guide, South Yorkshire pub guide
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user reviews of the Rising Sun, Nether Green
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| Why don't I live closer to this great pub? I don't remember upsetting anyone in a previous life! It's just not fair. maxipop - 26 Apr 2008 21:20 |
| Excellent range of beers and lagers. Always of highest quality and usually with some interesting Microbrewery/Lesser known offerings. The RS is an Abbeydale owned Pub so their beers get star billing. Pity. It even appears that Abbeydale have cottoned on that their beers are not to everyones taste and have introduced some lines under a new pseudonym of Dr something-or-other. Limited Cider - guess they can only react to demand. Toilets are well overdue the renovation they are planned to get. Don't sit too close to the loos on a hot day. The pub is dog friendly - personally I have no problem with that - I am dog friendly too, but be advised that not all the doggy visitors are well behaved nor are they always particularly clean or pleasant smelling - the RS is a popular post-walkies drinking point and it can feel canine-claustrophobic in no time. Be prepared for an empty pub but a full carpark when its the School next door's turfing out time - don't let it put you off going into the pub it won't be as busy as you may imaging. I don't want to overstate the negatives - I still rate this pub as an 8 - its worth putting up with its quaint quirks for the - generally speaking - warm welcome and consitently high quality of the extensive guest beer range. Thirsty_Jonny - 10 Apr 2008 13:52 |
| A real ale drinkers heaven. Always a great choice of styles and strengths and the Abbeydale beers are excellent. The best choice of lagers from all over the world I've ever seen too. The food is a bit dull and mushy. The live music used to be more varied and has been reduced to just one night. There used to be a lot more jazz which I liked so I don't make the journey so much now. However, well worth going for the beer. Wiltz - 1 Apr 2008 11:21 |
| true it's a long way out of city centre, but make the effort and enjoy the Abbeydale beers which are excellent. good place. alehouses - 26 Feb 2008 12:48 |
| It’s a long, long way from the city centre but well worth the effort. With a cheap Stagecoach dayrider on service 120, you can reach others too, such as the Thornbridge brewery Coach & Horses in Dronfield. Open plan and well-appointed, the Abbeydale stewardship is obvious in the beer range but 12 handpumps mean that other small breweries get a look-in too. Hot food is available as well. An oasis in a beer desert. Alerover - 11 Nov 2007 15:44 |
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