The Harlequin - Sheffield

Terrible service trying to tell me baileys is not a liquor it's a spirit so you get a 25ml measure but you can have a double for £5 no wonder the place was empty riverside just over the way 10 times better and what a surprise baileys sold in a 50ml measure and to my surprise it is a liquor

A proper old school pub with a fantastic range of drinks. Really impressive lots of different types of spirits, ales, ciders and lagers etc. The landlady is lovely, great banter and really funny and to top it all off it's dog friendly. She makes a wicked cocktail too. I wish this was my regular.

Having followed the landlady’s excellent Twitter account for some time I thought it only right and proper to pay a visit with my husband and kids whilst we were in Kelham island for my birthday. On arrival my husband literally cheered at the sight of a pub with comfy seating, a spectacular range of beers and music that didn’t fight with our conversation! Our son enjoyed the rustic looking regulars and the carpet, he’s 23 and tends to drink in places with hard floors and very loud music. Anyway if you like a proper pub where you can enjoy a great selection of drinks in relaxed surroundings then the Harlequin is the place.

My twin brother Stephen and I were having a great day out visiting the pubs around Kelham Island area when we chanced upon The Harlequin Pub and what a great find. This is a lovely traditional pub,a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, tv's to enjoy the sport,great decor and furnishings and plenty of seating options spread around the pub,its just a really good old fashioned pub. We were here on a Monday evening, the pub was really busy ,in fact there was a Laurel Hardy tribute night,lots of films being shown of those comedy giants ,atmosphere was really good, we ordered a pale ale each, these were served in excellent condition,we just kicked back, chilled out and soaked up the fun vibe in this busy and popular pub. My pale ale was really good, a crisp, well balanced pale ale, a big hit of hops ,hints of toffee and a delicious aroma and aftertaste with a slight bitter finish, it was just so good being in such a lovely pub enjoying a quality brew and enjoying the great vibe in this pub . We really enjoyed our pale ale's in here, only stayed for the one each before moving on and for a first time visit to The Harlequin Pub we had a great time. The Harlequin Pub is easy to locate along Nursary Street. Opening hours are; Monday, 3pm till 11pm. Tuesday, Closed. Wednesday Thursday, 3pm till 11pm. Friday Saturday, Midday till 11pm. Sunday, 3pm till 11pm. A great pub,most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area.

The Harlequin is a fantastic pub in Nursery street that offers a superb range of local brewed beer's and a fine selection of ciders. The Harlequin is a very traditional pub and takes it's name from another former Ward's pub around the corner which is now demolished.. With a traditional pub interior of wood panelling and white plastered walls'a nice bar and superb seating options throughout the whole interior it's a great pub to go to when visiting Sheffield. We visited here while walking around the Kelham Island area and what a pub it is.On entry we were greeted by the sight of a Laurel and Hardy night in full flow with there films being shown on a large screen and the pub full of Laurel and Hardy fans some of them in Sons of the Desert costumes and if I'am not mistaken that is Laurel and Hardy's fan club name. After we ordered a few cask ales we settled back and watched a few of there short silent films that were hilarious and well appreciated by everyone in this superb pub.The Harlequin is a brilliant pub and was one of the highlights of my three day trip to Sheffield and is well worth a visit and very easy to find from Nursery Street/Spitalfields Street bus stop it's a short walk.(This is my first review of the Harlequin). Opening Hours. Monday-15.00-23.00. Tuesday-Closed. Wednesday-15.00-23.00. Thursday-Friday-12.00-23.00. Saturday-Sunday-15.00-23.00. Nearest Bus Stop. Nursery Street/Spitalfields Street bus stop.