Sheffield Cocktail Week returns in just seven days, bringing 38 venues together for 10 days of exclusive cocktails, mocktails, food offers and city-wide discoveries from Friday 4th - Sunday 13th September.
Signature cocktails will be available for £5–£7 throughout the event, with alcohol-free alternatives offered across the programme. Wristbands can be used as many times as holders like during the full 10 days, giving people the chance to revisit favourites while discovering somewhere completely new.
Wristband collection is now open at Sheffield Plate and Forum. Guests should collect their wristband before setting off and show it before ordering at each participating venue to redeem the event offers.
Other signature drinks range from All Bar One’s £5 Lemon Drop Martini and The Local’s £5 Chilli Yuzu Margarita to the Solero at Bamboo Door, matcha-style serves, sours, spritzes and Sheffield-made twists on much-loved classics.
The wristband also unlocks food offers across the city, including 20% off at Forum, The Common Room, Riverside Kelham, The Lost & Found, The Chakra Lounge and Two Thirds Beer Co; 25% off the à la carte menu at Guyshi BBQ & Bar; half-price pizza slices at Abbeydale Ballroom; and 20% off main courses at Kapital. Individual booking requirements and terms apply.
Alice Christison, founder of Cocktail Week, said: “I cannot believe Sheffield Cocktail Week is only one week away. The city has such an incredible hospitality scene, and this year’s guide gives people 38 brilliant reasons to get out, support local venues and try somewhere new.
“With wristband collection opening today at Sheffield Plate and Forum, people can get organised early, plan their routes and start deciding which cocktails and food offers are at the top of their list. We cannot wait to see Sheffield come alive over the 10 days.”
Participating venues include The Botanist, Manahatta, Cosy Club, Slug & Lettuce, Golf Fang, Guyshi BBQ & Bar, Piña, Riverside Kelham, Sheffield Plate, Forum, The Lost & Found, The Old Shoe, The Psalter, The York and Tiger Works, alongside many more venues across the city.