Four Leaf

News for Four Leaf:

• 22nd September 2024

  Sheffield's pub scene got a fresh infusion of Irish spirit with the opening of The Four Leaf, a new pub that promises to stand out from the crowd. Located on West Street Lane between Sheffield City Hall and West Street, The Four Leaf has launched an exclusive bottomless Guinness brunch offer. As the only pub in Sheffield to provide such a deal, it has quickly gained attention. For fans of the iconic Irish stout, the brunch promises a delightful experience: endless pours of the "black stuff" alongside a full range of other drinks, including spirits, wines, and beers. And, of course, there's an extensive food menu to accompany this lavish beverage selection.
  
  With Sheffield's Irish pubs already having a strong presence, including long-standing favourites like Fagan's, The Grapes, and The Dog & Partridge, The Four Leaf sets itself apart by combining traditional Irish pub charm with modern touches.
  
  While Sheffield boasts a number of Irish-themed venues, The Four Leaf offers a distinctive twist. Paul Kinsey, owner of the pub and managing director of Harewood Group, describes it as a "modern bar offering but with that Irish soul and the great atmosphere you expect from a traditional Irish pub."
  
  The venue is not just about Guinness and Irish memorabilia - though the walls are filled with an array of trinkets celebrating Irish culture. There's also live entertainment every night of the week, ensuring that The Four Leaf is not only a place to eat and drink but also a lively hub for socialising. Whether you're in the mood for music or looking to catch a major sporting event on the big screens, there's always something happening.
  
  The Four Leaf caters to a wide audience. For those looking to enjoy a more relaxed activity, two full-sized American pool tables offer hours of entertainment. If you're seeking something with a more traditional Irish flavour, the pub is the only place in Yorkshire to offer the game of Irish rings, a classic game similar to fairground hoopla.
  
  The pub's versatile space also accommodates everything from small gatherings to large corporate parties. With a capacity of up to 140 people, The Four Leaf is ready to host events of any scale, providing a lively atmosphere for all occasions.
  
  Alongside the bottomless brunch, The Four Leaf offers several other deals to attract visitors. Theatre-goers can enjoy pre- and post-show promotions, and there's a popular two-for-one offer on all draught beers every Friday from 4pm to 8pm, perfect for kicking off the weekend.
  
  With a brand that blends high-quality cocktails and an elevated food menu with traditional Irish pub vibes, The Four Leaf aims to redefine what an Irish pub can be. As Paul Kinsey explains, the goal was not to create a stereotypical Irish pub, but rather a modern space with all the character of Dublin's best venues.
  
  The Sheffield location is the second Four Leaf pub, with the first having opened earlier this year in Harrogate. With plans for further expansion, the brand aims to bring its unique blend of modern hospitality and Irish warmth to even more cities in the future.
  
  Whether you're a fan of Guinness, Irish culture, or simply looking for a great place to unwind with friends, The Four Leaf is set to become a key player in Sheffield's nightlife. Combining the spirit of Ireland with a modern twist, it's a pub that promises good times and great memories, all in the heart of the city.

• 13th July 2024

  A well-known former Sheffield venue, previously operating as Broncos, is set to reopen as "The Four Leaf," an Irish-themed pub. Located on West Street, this transformation marks a new chapter for the building, which has seen multiple changes over the past decade.
  
  The site, previously famous as an American rodeo bar and diner where patrons could try their hand at riding a bucking bronco, has been closed since a fatal incident in October 2021. 26-year-old Jessica Lally died after suffering a cardiac arrest following a fall from the mechanical bull. This event led to a temporary closure of Broncos and an investigation by council officials, which concluded that the mechanical bull was not related to the cause of death. Despite reopening briefly, Broncos eventually shut down.
  
  The venue is now set to reopen under the Harrogate-based brand Four Leaf. This new Irish-themed pub aims to offer a modern take on classic Irish hospitality, boasting "good food, great drink, and amazing live music" seven days a week. A large banner announcing the upcoming opening has already been placed on the front of the building, signalling a fresh start for this well-known location.