Psalter Pub
178-180 Psalter Lane, Sharrow, Sheffield, S11 8US
0114 3496956
https://psaltersheffield.co.uk
reception@psaltersheffield.co.uk
https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Psalter-61561946600759/
0114 3496956
https://psaltersheffield.co.uk
reception@psaltersheffield.co.uk
https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Psalter-61561946600759/
Location
Nearby Pubs
No.3 Sharrow
(0.19 miles away)
Porter Cottage
(0.23 miles away)
Beer House
(0.23 miles away)
Lescar Hotel
(0.24 miles away)
Psalter Public House
Looking for a cosy spot to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee or a handcrafted cocktail with friends? Look no further than The Psalter Bar & outdoor terrace. Whether you prefer a classic espresso or a creamy latte, our skilled baristas are sure to whip up a perfect cup to suit your taste. But The Psalter Bar doesn't just serve coffee - we also have a stellar cocktail menu featuring all your favourite classic drinks, an exclusive espresso martini menu & plenty of beer on tap, including some great alcohol-free options. No reservations are required at The Psalter Bar, so you can stop by whenever the mood strikes you.
General Information
- Independent
- No known awards
Pub Facilities
- Real Ales
- Cocktails
- Beer garden
- Smoking area
- Car park
- Disabled access
- Disabled facilities
- Children welcome
- Dogs welcome
- Card payments
- Function room
- Accommodation
- Wi-Fi Internet access
Pub Entertainment
- Background music
- Sports on TV
- Pool table
- Snooker table
Pub Food
- Food served
- Walk-ins welcome
Sheffield's hospitality scene has a fresh new addition with the reopening of The Psalter, a stylish hotel, bar, and restaurant located on Psalter Lane in the popular Sharrow neighbourhood. This historic site has undergone a stunning transformation thanks to a £175,000 makeover led by renowned chef Tom Lawson, previously of the Michelin-recommended Rafters restaurant. After closing its doors at the end of 2023, The Psalter welcomed guests again on 15th August 2024, bringing a much-anticipated new dining and stay experience to the community.
The Psalter now offers 21 elegantly redesigned bedrooms, each thoughtfully renovated to provide a blend of comfort and modern style. These accommodations, combined with a 50-seat restaurant and a welcoming bar, make The Psalter a destination not only for visitors but also for local residents looking to enjoy a night out or a staycation in a beautifully restored setting.
Chef Tom Lawson brings his culinary expertise to The Psalter's dining experience, which emphasises modern British sharing plates crafted with locally-sourced, seasonal ingredients. The menu offers a range of options, from smaller, affordable dishes starting at just £3 or £4 to larger, heartier plates priced around £30. A standout favourite so far is the Psalter Fried Chicken, served with a tangy barbecue sauce and priced at £9. Available in both the bar and the restaurant, this dish has quickly become a go-to choice for patrons, pairing perfectly with a local beer or a glass of wine.
"We've been super busy so far, which is good," Tom said. "We're seeing lots of repeat custom already, and it's nice to have that local support. People are happy to have it back in the community after it was closed for so long."
Looking ahead, The Psalter has plans to expand its culinary offerings even further. The restaurant intends to introduce traditional Sunday lunches, offering guests and locals another reason to visit this chic venue. The kitchen will be led by Head Chef Kyle Leek-Spooner, who previously collaborated with Tom Lawson at the Rafters at Riverside House Hotel, ensuring the team brings experience and creativity to the table.