Leah's Yard

Went to Leah's Yard for the Love Puppy Event today. Went to the cafe for a sausage roll (which I didn't take a picture of) and a wonderful sandwich. The staff was lovely. I'm definitely returning to this lovely place in Sheffield again.

Leah's Yard, opposite the Cambridge Street Collective, a collection of quality independent businesses, housed in a former  Victorian steel works refurbished and brought back to life.  An example for other locations of how to restore Victorian buildings and breathe life into an area. I was reminded of Neal's Yard in Covent Garden. A tap room, fine food, art gallery, chocolate, hairdresser, bookshop. I found the people helpful and knowledgeable. I spent so long chatting, I had to abandon my intention of visiting Steam Yard. A pleasant change to corporate chains destroying our city centres with their sameness and draining money out of local economies.

I'd previously reviewed this place & after reading response of management I felt I'd scored it harshly!. I've given it a higher score now which I feel is fair reflection of what a lovely space it is for Independent retailers to showcase what they sell!. It really is a lovely space & well worth a look as there's nothing quite like it around Sheffield!.

Recently renovated workshop area, now a shopping district in the city centre and housing a variety of great indie retailers. Check individual store opening hours before going, as several are closed on Mondays.

Nice little shops but honestly a bit of a confusing place. Can't really tell where you are allowed to go, supposed to go, or where to go. Could do with better signage. Great shops though. The plant shop on the outside is fantastic.