Steel City Dhaba - Sheffield

We also took advantage of an Amazon deal. Since I have celiac disease, I mentioned this when booking and was assured that the food was safe. The cozy little restaurant felt like a small bistro. The service was excellent and, as promised, all the gluten-free options were clearly labeled. It was a very enjoyable experience and I would definitely visit again.

We visited this restaurant on an Amazon Local deal, which offered discounted courses for diners. Initially, there was some confusion about the advertised free parking, which did not apply to the deal. However, we were allowed to park for free after explaining the situation to the staff. This was significant as the normal parking fees at the NCP park can be steep, and finding alternative parking nearby can be challenging due to the proximity to theaters. The restaurant is located below the Best Western hotel in the city center. The ambiance was dark and small, and we were initially seated at a table without proper lighting, only a candle. When we requested for the light to be turned on, we were told it didn't work, so we moved to another table where the lamps were working. The starters were delicious and beautifully presented, but my Jaipur beer was cloudy. I didn't complain at the time as I was unsure if it was meant to be that way. The main courses were also very good. As the evening progressed, more diners arrived, including a couple and a child. I ordered another beer, but it took a while to arrive, so I had to remind the staff about my order. When the Jaipur beer finally arrived, it came with an unexpected half of another beer, which was completely clear. When we tried to order the kulfi dessert listed on the short menu, we were informed that they had run out of it. This was disappointing as there were no other dessert options available, leaving us feeling quite irritated that they hadn't made an effort to update the menu. Despite the good food, the lack of attention to detail and limited dessert choices makes me doubt if we will return in the future, which is a shame as the food itself was enjoyable.