Anne de Buck, a travel writer and blogger from the Netherlands made an autumn trip to Sheffield in 2019. She summed up her adventure in The Outdoor City with insights, highlights and tips for the weekend visitor.    

Whether you’re starting your day with a hearty breakfast in a cafe, grabbing coffee and street food on the move, or looking for restaurants and pubs to relax and refuel in the evening, you’ll never be far from the best food and drink in Sheffield.

Inspired by the hawkers markets of South East Asia, The Cutlery Works is the newest addition to ever-expanding foodie destination, Kelham Island.

Amidst the industrial buildings of Kelham Island, is the best real ale trail in the city – if not the world.

Eat your way around the world without even leaving Sheffield. A mere hop away from the city centre, London Road is worth venturing off-piste for a culinary tour.

Steve Harrop, owner and director of Sheffield-based cycling training centre Skyhook Coaching Services, shares his favourite places to stop off and refuel when cycling around the Peaks.