If you're looking for great beer and classic pub food, then come and visit the Eight Foot Way. Located just outside of Sheffield in a spot known locally known as "Eight-foot Pathways". Come by any day of the week. Our bright and modern pub is a nice place for a family meal or drinks with friends. We know how to pull a perfect pint and have a great selection of world wines, cocktails, juices, coffee and much more at the bar. We guarantee there will be something you fancy on the food menu. From all your classic pub legends, from burgers to smokehouse, we also have chicken, grills, pasta and light bites on there too. And if you like pizza, you'll love the hot and tasty goodies that come out the pizza kitchen. Dogs are welcome in our beer garden.
We have added a new listing for the Eight-Foot Way pub located at 2 Chaucer Road in Parson Cross. The Eight-Foot Way is something of a rarity in that it is a new-build pub.
The Eight-Foot Way derives its name from a letter from the Parish Clerk to County Hall in Wakefield from January 1954, when the area was still part of the West Riding of Yorkshire. Referred to in the letter were the pathways between houses on Parson Cross, Wordsworth Avenue, Colley Avenue and Rokeby Road, known as "Eight-foot Pathways". This name was given to these walkways by architects of the housing estates and the paths are still known as "Eightfoots" by local residents.