Aunt Sally

TWO FOR ONE

PUBLICAN

Andrew Cottam.

ADDRESS

7 Clarkehouse Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire  S10 2LA Tel. 0114 2679552
Fax. 0114 2680656

MAP

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REFURBISHMENT

The Bar refurbishment was completed in November 2006. With a new look and new furnishings such as sofas, high bar tables and stools, why not come along and see the changes.

PUB OPENING TIMES

Monday - Saturday 11am - 11pm. Sunday 11am - 10.30pm.

DRAUGHT BEERS SERVED

Carling, Carlsberg Export, Fosters, Stella, John Smiths Smooth, Guinness, Guinness Extra Cold, Strongbow Cider.

FOOD

Pub Food served from the Two For One menu. Range of Wines, Tea & Coffee.

MEAL TIMES

Monday - Saturday 11am - 10pm. Sunday 11am - 9.30pm.

MENU

Online Menu Here.

FACILITIES

Beer Garden, Disabled Entrance & Toilet, Wheelchair Access.

OTHER

Quiet Area, Children Welcome. ATM Machine. Debit & Credit Cards Accepted.

A warm welcome awaits you at the all new Two For One Aunt Sally!  Since changing from a Mighty Nice pub we still serve superb food but now at an even better price.  The Two for One deal lets you simply order two adult main meals and get the cheapest one free.  You can complement your meal with a glass or bottle of wine and finish with a tea and coffee.  We also serve an excellent range of drinks from the bar.  The recently refurbished bar area now boats new leather sofas alongside high bar tables and stools.  The Aunt Sally is well located within the city confines, close to the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.  It is set in its own grounds of eleven acres so, when having a quiet drink or meal in the gardens, the mad rush of the city seems miles away.  We have numerous facilities including disabled access, a children's certificate.  Our very friendly staff and regulars look forward to see you soon!

Known as Lynwood House, the property was owned for some time by a gentleman involved in the Sheffield Steel Industry, and the foundations and cellars were heavily fortified by massive steel constructions, (which can still be seen below ground level), to enable its occupants to survive a bomb attack during wartime. The name Aunt Sally, goes hand in hand with our own Aunt Sally of Sheffield, who used to be a Tiller Girl many years ago.  Aunt Sally herself has celebrated her 85^th Birthday, and still does a lot of good work raising money for charity.  She also assists budding actors and actresses to fulfil their dreams on stage.  Her own life has also been portrayed on BBC Television's 'This Is Your Life'.