Date spot in Sheffield
Peak Cavern
Take a guided tour into the huge cave beneath Peveril Castle in Castleton, with the largest natural cave entrance in Britain.
Castleton, Hope Valley, about sixteen miles west of the city
Address: Peak Cavern, Castleton, Hope Valley S33 8WS- Activity
- Rain-proof ☔
- Mid-price
- Dog friendly
- Out of town
Why it's a good date: An adventure that works in any weather, and well-behaved dogs on leads can come too. Book a tour online, then walk up Cave Dale or warm up in one of Castleton's pubs.
Photo: Photograph by Mike Peel (www.mikepeel.net)., CC BY-SA 4.0 (resized)
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Public
Surrey Street, city centre
Address: Public, Surrey Street, Sheffield S1 2LG- Bar
- Rain-proof ☔
- Mid-price
- Big night
- Romantic
Duck down the steps under the Town Hall into a tiny cocktail bar built in the old Victorian gents' toilets, all booths, low light and vinyl.
Why it's a good date: Small, low-lit and a story to tell before you've even ordered. It only seats a few dozen, so book a table, especially at the weekend.
Rafters
Oakbrook Road, Nether Green
Address: 220 Oakbrook Road, Sheffield S11 7ED- Restaurant
- Rain-proof ☔
- A treat
- Romantic
- Foodie
Book the tasting menu at the long-standing fine-dining restaurant in Nether Green, with modern, seasonal cooking.
Why it's a good date: The one for an anniversary or a big occasion, in a quiet suburb a short taxi ride from town. Book well ahead and ask about the kitchen bench if you like to watch the chefs.
Stanage Edge
Above Hathersage, about ten miles west of the city centre
Address: Stanage Edge, Hathersage, Hope Valley S32 1BR- Outdoors
- Free
- Best in Spring, Summer, Autumn
- Out of town
Walk along the top of the long gritstone edge above Hathersage, with moorland behind you and the Hope Valley spread out below.
Why it's a good date: One of the great views in the Peak District, and a short climb from the car parks at Hollin Bank or Upper Burbage. Go for the last hour of light, take a flask and a layer, and watch the climbers on the rocks below.
Photo: Michael Fox, CC BY-SA 2.0 (resized)
