Welcome visitors to the UEFA Women's Euro 2022!
Sheffield is one of nine cities hosting games for the prestigious UEFA Women's Euro 2022 competition. Set to be the biggest women’s European sport event ever, here in Sheffield we’ll have three group matches and a semi-final, all played at Bramall Lane, the home ground of Sheffield United FC.
The Sheffield-hosted games are:
- Netherlands vs Sweden, 9 July (8pm)
- Sweden vs Switzerland, 13 July (5pm)
- Switzerland vs Netherlands, 17 July (5pm)
- England vs Sweden, Semi-Final, 26 July (8pm)
Fan Parties
For visitors to Sheffield city centre, there is plenty of additional activity around the Euros including a ‘fan party’ at Devonshire Green to coincide with the four Sheffield games. The fan party is open to all and free to attend, opening five hours before each game, and closing one hour after the match has begun.
There will be food and drink available plus there are lots of local eateries, bars and pubs in the immediate viccinity.
And a big screen for the Semi Final 🎉
You can find out all about the Fan Parties here.
Where to eat and drink near Devonshire Green
If you want something a little different and love finding new and interesting places to eat, drink and shop, The Devonshire Quarter is probably already your favourite place in Sheffield. But even if you’re a regular, there’s always new places waiting to be discovered. The world would be a better place if every high street felt more like The Devonshire Quarter – it’s a bustling hub of creativity and free-thinking, where a community of independent business support each other.
Venues to check out when you're here for the football:
The Common Room
Sheffield’s only two-storey sports bar, with more than 50 TVs showing up to three sports channels at a time. Plus more than 10 pool tables and a ping-pong table – all for hire by the minute. Hungry? The menu is all about dirty burgers, fried chicken and a large selection of vegan alternatives.
127-129 Devonshire Street T: 0114 280 8221 www.common-room.co.uk
Forum Kitchen & Bar
The Forum first opened its doors way back in 1992, and really set the tone for the vibrant hub of independent businesses we all enjoy today. Pop in for quality breakfast or a quality night out – and everything in between. The Forum never lets you down. And when the sun shines, things get even better, as the bar moves out onto the terrace and Devonshire Green becomes a sea of deckchairs.
127-129 Devonshire Street. T: 0114 280 8227 www.forumsheffield.co.uk
The Old House
The Old House is all about cocktails, gin and vermouth – all enjoyed late into the night in an intimate cosy atmosphere. Not sure what to order? Staff are always happy to discuss what you like and find you the perfect cocktail – and expertly mix it right in front of you. It even runs a gin school and you can book your own private gin experience too. Not quite gin o’clock? The coffee and food are pretty special too.
113-117 Devonshire Street. T: 0114 276 6002 www.oldhousesheffield.com
200 Degrees Coffee
200 Degrees Coffee was founded by University of Nottingham alumni Rob Darby and Tom Vincent. In 2012 the pair began roasting coffee in their garage, and just two years later the first 200˚ Coffee shop was opened in Nottingham. Since then Rob and Tom have opened coffee shops in some of the UK’s coolest cities. Expect lovingly roasted coffee, pastries, baguettes and wraps in a cool, inviting setting that links with Sheffield’s industrial past, featuring a distressed copper wall installed by Tom himself.
25 Division Street. T: 0114 3272822 www.200degs.com
Brewdog Bar
Comfy booths and sofas everywhere, with a raft of board games and other distractions. Plus, of course, a list of beers from all ends of the earth, for the thirsty people of Sheffield and its visitors.
Devonshire Street. T: 0114 241 4193 www.brewdog.com/bars/uk/sheffield
Bungalows & Bears
Bungalows & Bears is famous for burgers and bands, but there’s so much more to this oddly named pub than meets the eye. An extensive menu full of all your favourites plus a few surprises, a huge choice of craft ales, delicious cocktails and a pretty impressive non-alcoholic range.
50 Division Street. T: 0114 279 2901 www.bungalowsandbears.com
Copper Pot Cafe
A trip to the Copper Pot is just what you need to brighten up your morning – or any time of day. Its delicious coffees, colourful interior and warm welcome are exactly what keeps this popular coffee shop’s hoards of regulars coming back for more. Pop in and you’ll always find a great selection of sandwiches, panini, cakes and waffles – sweet or savoury, or both. Make the Copper Pot your go-to coffee shop and you’ll be on first name terms with the friendly staff in no time.
68 Division Street. T: 0114 249 6270 www.copperpotcafe.com
Frog & Parrot
The Frog and Parrot is the oldest of the pubs in the Devonshire Quarter and has been serving ale since before 1712. But it’s not just about the beer. This Georgian pub also has musical heritage, as well as featuring on the Arctic Monkey’s first album, it’s also where Joe Cocker signed his first album. Ask the bar staff for a musical anecdote and they’re sure to tell you something you didn’t know about Sheffield’s musical past. The Frog and Parrot has been a mainstay of Devonshire Street life for hundreds of years and is set to continue bringing bands, beer and great food for the years to come.
94 Division Street. T: 0114 2721280 www.greeneking-pubs.co.uk
Pieminister
From its first restaurant in Bristol, which was inspired by a pie and mash cart in Australia, there are now 15 Pieminister restaurants and cafes across the UK. As the name suggests, it serves up pie, mash and all the trimmings. There are plenty of vegan, veggie and gluten free options, and if it’s too hot for pie, give Pieminister’s soft serve ice cream a go.
67 Division Street. T: 0114 303 4290 www.pieminister.co.uk
Simmonite
A proper family-run butchers with extensive meat and fish counters, deli and a few extra surprises – while you’re picking up some choice cuts for tea, you can grab a few beers from their range of craft ales. Simmonite has been around for more than 70 years – opened first as a market stall in 1946 by owner Carl’s grandfather, and it’s still very much a family affair. Almost everyone who works at Simmonite is related in some way, and it makes for a really friendly atmosphere. It’s also a firm favourite at lunchtime too – and with such a range of fresh hot and cold sandwiches and wraps, jackets and pies, it’s easy to see why.
11 Division Street. T: 0114 275 4666
Lucky Fox
If you’ve not already, you have to try Lucky Fox. A Brooklyn-inspired diner with a passion for great fried chicken and great beer. Everything’s fresh and cooked to order – the kitchen doesn’t even have a freezer or microwave. Just quality local produce, cooked New York City style – along with classic American diner service with a smile. It all started in 2014 with a month-long chicken pilgrimage, seeking out the finest fried chicken the Big Apple had to offer – and bringing the best bits back to Sheffield. Its hero dish is Chick’n Waffles which is mind-blowing!
72 Division Street T: 0114 278 0811 www.theluckyfox.com
Steam Yard
Opened by friends Matt and Nick back in 2014, Steam Yard is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of town, and relax in style. No reservations, no Wi-Fi, just good coffee and great service – what more do you want? Steam Yard has previously been named one of ‘Britain’s 30 best places for brunch’ – and it won’t disappoint. The food menu perfectly straddles between breakfast and lunch, so there’s something for everyone, whatever time of day you visit. And then there’s the cakes! Some of the most tempting looking treats you’ve probably ever seen – perfect with anything off their extensive drinks menu.
97 Division Street. T: 0114 327 1270 www.steamyard.co.uk
Tamper Coffee
A great little coffee shop with a New Zealand twist. Speak to the staff and you soon realise the staff are all complete coffee geeks. It has five different types of coffee on rotation, and staff can all tell you about the differences in great detail. Tamper brought the best of Kiwi café culture to Sheffield, with a laid back atmosphere and a New Zealand inspired brunch menu served till 3pm – plus a selection of fresh cakes and breads delivered daily by Depot Bakery. It’s also a hotbed of creativity, with many customers taking advantage of the relaxed atmosphere and amazing coffee to do some work.
Westfield Terrace. T: 0114 275 7970 www.tampercoffee.co.uk
Dine Sheffield. There's lots more vibrant dining options in and around our city centre
There's plenty of other fantastic eateries, bars and pubs if you want to explore Sheffield city centre. Check out our "Sheffield on a Plate" restaurant guide.
City of Beer. Sheffield has a great reputation for beer
The city is a great destination for enthusiasts of real ale and craft beer. If you're in the mood for an Ale Trail, see our guide here.
City of Coffee. The cafe culture is thriving in Sheffield city centre
Sheffield has made itself known as a hub of ethical, carefully crafted coffee. There are unique coffee shops springing up all over. If you're looking for a cafe, coffee shop or tea room visit our cafe culture guide.
Make the most of your visit
You may be here specifically for the football, but if you want to make the most of your time, as a new visitor wanting to explore, or an old friend wanting to reconnect, there's plenty on offer to suit all tastes.
City of Football. Did you know ...
Sheffield is home to the world's oldest football club founded in 1857. And that's not all. There is so much football history in the city - let Sheffield Libraries and Archives help tell you the story of football's early days.
What to do, places to go
Stroll through the heart of Sheffield and you’ll discover treasures unlike any you’ll find in other cities. See our comprehensive guide of things to do and places to visit for more inspiration.
Retail therapy
It's easy to shop independent in Sheffield city centre. You’ll find indie shops dedicated to books, plants, unusual gifts and records. Others where local makers show off their wares. And, in the Devonshire Quarter, a cluster of designer boutiques and vintage shops that create a hub of student life. That’s not to say the city doesn’t do high street, though – big names and national treasures, including Marks and Spencer, Hotel Chocolat, TK Maxx, Primark, JD Sports, Lush and Paperchase, can be found down Fargate, at Orchard Square, and on The Moor. Add to all that a fabulous market filled with fresh produce, and you’ll want to grab your purse and go shopping in no time!
Check out our full retail therapy guide.
City stuff
Find more useful information on our "city stuff" page including travel and parking info, park & ride, Sheffield FREE wifi, community toilets and more.
Scooter and wheelchair hire
Need to hire a disability scooter or wheel chair on your visit? Visit www.mobilesheffield.co.uk for details.
Directory of local businesses
Looking for a specific business during your visit? We have a simple online directory to help you.
And finally ...
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Enjoy your visit!
This information is brought to you by the city centre business improvement district, Sheffield BID. If you need any help or assistance during your visit, you'll find our Welcome Team at Unit 1, Surrey Street (next to The Winter Garden). Email enquiries@sheffieldbid.com or phone 0114 330 2015.
For more information about the city of Sheffield visit www.welcometosheffield.co.uk