Quirky Restaurants for Hire in Sheffield

Quirky Restaurants for Hire in Sheffield

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Top Quirky Restaurants in Sheffield

Steel City’s got more than cutlery up its sleeve, so if you’re looking for quirky restaurants in Sheffield, you’re absolutely in the right spot. We’ve rounded up the city’s most character-filled eateries, from upcycled tram sheds on Division Street to neon-lit ramen joints hidden near Abbeydale Road. What makes a place truly quirky? It’s the unexpected: mismatched furniture, menus on vinyl records, waiters who might burst into song, and flavours you didn’t see coming. You will love the Korean-Mexican mashups, vegan Caribbean stews, or edible insects if you’re brave. Whether you’re after something budget-friendly in Kelham Island or ready to splash out in the Devonshire Quarter, there’s something with personality and plenty of flavour. Keep scrolling. Sheffield’s quirkiest eats await.

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In Sheffield, prices of quirky restaurants average £22 per person. Costs vary depending on guest capacity, popularity, location, and amenities like sound systems or bar services. Extra charges may apply for custom catering, decor, or event planning services. Packages with add-ons, such as DJs, photo booths, or other entertainment services, can also increase the overall cost. Check out the typical price ranges in Sheffield, based on Tagvenue data from October 2025:

Prices of quirky restaurants in Sheffield
From £12 to £40 per person
From £250 to £2000 minimum spend per event
From £50 to £500 hire fee per event

Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated October 2025), the best options include:

  • The Botanist at The Botanist, Sheffield in Sheffield - rated 5/5
    Venue said: The Botanist is composed by a spacious bar area and a large restaurant space. The venue can host up to 260 guests seated and 400 guests standing. It also has it's own private dining room with a capacity of 20 guests seated.

  • Whole Venue at Revolution Sheffield in Sheffield - rated 4.8/5
    Venue said: Full venue hire lets your imagination run wild for networking events, awards evenings, team building, summer and Christmas parties through coffee mornings to cocktail nights.

  • Whole Venue at The Lost and Found Sheffield in Sheffield - rated 4.8/5
    Venue said: With the entire venue at your disposal the only limit is your imagination! The whole venue package is perfect for your wedding or very large parties - hosting up to 200 people for a party with a buffet for all or dining from...

You'll find quirky restaurants in various sizes, from smaller spots to larger venues; keep in mind that the type of space and your chosen layout will affect the capacity! Below you can see the typical venue sizes in Sheffield, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (October 2025):

Small quirky restaurants up to 40 guests prices average £250 minimum spend per event
Medium quirky restaurants between 45 and 80 guests prices average £400 minimum spend per event
Large quirky restaurants over 110 guests prices average £2500 minimum spend per event

Thyme Café in Broomhill stands out as a charming, affordable option at just £20 per person, perfect for intimate, casual get-togethers.

For a livelier atmosphere, Manahatta Sheffield offers quirky decor and cocktails from £10 per person, or £200–£400 minimum spend for private use.

Central Sheffield offers the widest range of quirky spots, especially along Division Street and around the Moor Market. Venues like The Botanist feature floral interiors and hanging gardens, while BOX Sheffield provides retro sports bar vibes with games and street food-style dishes. Broomhill is also a great alternative, with unique places like The Lost and Found and Mowgli Street Food adding playful twists to décor and dining.

Expect themed interiors with neon signs, foliage walls, vintage furniture, or art-led design, alongside informal service and creative menus. Many of these venues serve global fusion or modern British fare, with options like hanging kebabs, Indian street food, or craft cocktails. They're built for atmosphere, and often include background music, booths, or semi-private areas.

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