Sheffield has a strong rep for street food, yet another indicator of the city’s thriving independent scene. Beyond designated street food destinations like food halls, Cambridge Street Collective, Cutlery Works, Kommune and Sheffield Plate, and legendary monthly Peddler Night Market, you’ll also find a host of amazing foodie delights in smaller diners, bars and pubs across the city.
From juicy burgers and crispy fried chicken to burritos and boa buns, not forgetting some indulgent vegan delights too, read on for some of the city’s street food highlights…
Europe's largest purpose-built food hall and the latest addition to Sheffield's growing portfolio of food halls.
However, this venue is way more than just another food hall, complete with dedicated BBQ, sushi and counter-top dining spaces, four vibrant bars, AR Darts, children's play area and outdoor rooftop terraces, while also incorporating a cookery school and community kitchen.
Sheffield's original food hall and one of the of the largest food halls in the North of England! Winner of 'Best Food Hall in the UK' at the British Street Food awards in both 2022 & 2023, Cutlery is a hive of foodie businesses under one roof offering an eclectic mix of flavours from across the globe.
Bringing together some of the most exciting independent kitchens and traders from across the country, Kommune is a social all-day dining experience, situated in a unique Grade II listed building in Sheffield's city centre.
Sheffield's newest food hall experience, with six street food vendors serving food from around the world including Sri Lanka, Romania, Peru, Thailand and Portugal. Find it in Orchard Square in the heart of the city centre
Sheffield's popular monthly night market, serving up some of Britain's best street food vendors, craft beers, cocktails and live music.
While they've started branching out to other locations beyond Sheffield, the OG Peddler Market still takes place on the first Friday and Saturday of every month, at their warehouse home in Neepsend.
New event space, The Steamworks, have burst onto the Sheffield scene since opening in early 2024 and host their very own street food market on the last weekend of every month.
Taking place across Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Steam Kitchen offers an array of delicious street food from various vendors, live music, and a vibrant atmosphere.
While food halls offer an array of vendors to peruse in one place, there are plenty found in smaller venues too, serving tasty street food style dishes out of their kitchens packed with flavours from around the world.
One of the pioneers of Sheffield's street food scene! Street Food Chef's burritos are a firm favourite with many in the city. You can visit their Canteen on Arundel Street in the city centre or their Escotilla on Sharrow Vale Road.
Awesome burgers! Find them at Happy's Bar in Neepsend and at The Dark Horse micropub up at Banner Cross, on Ecclesall Road,
Serving Detroit-style deep dish pizza, Nashville hot chicken, poutine and more from their suntrap cocktail terrace, above Orchard Square in Sheffield city centre.
Specialists of soft steamed boa buns stuffed generously with a range of tempting fillings such as chicken karaage or gyu beef. From the same team behind Edo Sushi you'll find Boa Mesters serving from SALT Sheffield's kitchen in Kelham Island.
Keeping it independent and delicious, Twisted Burger Co. have been serving award winning burgers in the heart of the City since 2011. You'll find them at Triple Point Brewery.
Famous for their fried chicken and waffles! Lucky Fox brings an American-style diner vibe to Sheffield's Division Street, without the cheesy 1950s cliches.
Pellizco serve up award-winning Mexican street food, made using traditional methods, but adapted for the use of fresh, seasonal and local British ingredients. You'll find their restaurant at Dyson Place, just off Sharrow Vale Road.
Authentic Thai food made to order using fresh ingredients! Pad thai, soups, curries, seafood, rice dishes, milk teas - they've got it all! Find Ning's on High Street in Sheffield City Centre.
While plenty of places now offer veggie/vegan options, there's a couple of street food kitchens in Sheffield that really excel in this field.
One for falafel fans! Humpit have been based in Sheffield City Centre since 2016, serving their signature warm pitas, falafels, hummus platters and colourful salads. Expect to queue around lunchtime, but it's worth it.
Owned by Oli Sykes, frontman of band Bring Me The Horizon and a passionate vegan, Church is a 100% vegan bar and restaurant in Kelham Island, serving up loaded waffle fries, hot dogs, burgers and more.
One of Sheffield's best kept secrets according to Creative Tourist, Dumpling City have earned "phenomenal word-of-mouth among vegans, vegetarians and omnivores alike"! They don't just serve dumplings either, but offer a wide range of delicious Chinese and East Asian-inspired small plates. Find them at The Tramshed in Meersbrook.
A recent addition to food hall Kommune, Herbivorous specialise in making exciting, modern vegan comfort flood, inspired largely by North American dishes. They’ve developed all their unique meat alternative recipes from scratch and can’t wait to share them with you.