There's few stores in Sheffield that have been open longer than these guys.
There's good reason that Woody's has become a firm favourite for locals across the city.
Located on the intersection of Ecclesall Road and Sharrow Vale Road, you'll find Woody's a family-run sandwich shop that's been charming the people of Sheffield and beyond for over a quarter of a century.
Trading for 29 years, with their current head chef at the helm for 24 (who has never, ever had a day off sick), owner 'Woody', is more than happy to pour over the history of this sandwich institution whilst you wait for your order.
He believes that the key to success is the huge selection of hot and cold sandwiches, bagels and baked goods on offer, including over 70 different combinations of peppered beef, salmon, hams and a huge bread selection.
Working your way down the menu here is highly recommended, customers guarantee you'll be back for seconds in glowing online reviews - and with bread cakes stuffed with choices like roast chicken with roasted peppers and pesto; ham with brie or roast beef with melted blue stilton, red onion and a hint of mayo - there's truly something for everyone regardless of your sando preference.
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The bagel menu is just as carefully curated, all with NYC-inspired names to pay homage to the mighty bagel's beginnings. Standout options include the Brooklyn - a chicken, pesto and sundried tomatoes, the veggie-friendly Central Park and the Manhattan, smoked salmon, cream cheese, lemon juice and black pepper.
There's a small eat-in area for those wanting to take in the hustle and bustle of lunchtime trading but most get their orders to go - we took ours to Sheffield Botanical Gardens a mere ten minute walk away to bask in the spring sunshine whilst tucking into smoked salmon.
Taking the view in from the road, it's clear that this is the place for Steel City workers to head in for a hearty lunch. Everyone that walks by pops in to say hello and grab a sarnie or sweet treat, and the reviews speak for themselves.
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Holding a five star TripAdvisor rating, regulars and newcomers alike are keen to share their praise for the much-loved sandwich store.
"I have been coming here for over 20 years, from hungover rugby player to hungover dad. The choice has increased with time and quality has remained high. Always my first choice in Sheffield."
"Absolute gem of a place - lovely staff, bangin sandwiches and the best brownies I've ever had. Super reasonable prices too. Definitely a new regular!"
"there are very VERY few sandwich shops that have the same elite service and better food!"
"A truly truly wonderful place that has cured the hangovers of countless students and others!"
You can find Woody's on Eccleshall Road (just before it meets Sharrow Vale Road) serving 9am - 4pm (and from 9.45am on Sundays) every single day of the week.
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An all-you-can-eat pizza restaurant with no menu is opening in Sheffield this month
A restaurant where you can dive into unlimited pizza is opening in Sheffield very soon.
Like pizza? Then you're going to love this.
Introducing Slice Club, a brand-new restaurant concept that's opening in Sharrow Vale this month.
The idea has been 14 years in the making, and it's unlike anything you'll find in the city.
For £17.50 per person, guests can enjoy all-you-can-eat pizza, with fresh pizzas circulating around the room and served straight to the table.
There’s no menu or individual ordering, you simply take what you fancy, and a light on the table lets the team know when you’d like to pause or have more.
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And it doesn't stop there as there’s no fixed sitting time, either. You simply eat until you're full and then the team will let the next group of hungry punters in, so you don't have to feel rushed.
Dips, drinks and desserts are extra and can be ordered separately.
As for the pizzas, there's plenty of vegan and vegetarian options available so nobody has to miss out on the slice action.
Teasing the opening on Instagram, The Slice Club said: "No choosing a pizza and regretting it when someone else’s turns up. We make them. We bring them round. You take what you fancy. Drinks and desserts work normally."
"You’ve watched the window go up. You’ve watched us get the place ready. Now, you can finally book a table. We’re bringing bottomless pizza to Sharrow Vale, with slices coming to you until you decide to hit pause."
Sounds like a pretty good concept if you ask us, and we don't have long to wait as The Slice Club will be opening on Sharrow Vale Road on Friday 30 October.
Bookings are now open, and you can book your table via their website here.
Traitors star and comedian Joe Lycett is putting cash behind the bar at a pub in Sheffield
Daisy Jackson
Comedian Joe Lycett is putting money behind the bar at a pub in Sheffield this week, as he continues to encourage people to get out and support their local boozers.
The TV favourite – who is also currently one of the stars on The Traitors – announced the news as he bid farewell to his fictional TV pub The Lycett Arms.
On the show, he said: “There are 45,000 pubs in the UK – go and give them some love.”
Joe Lycett then proceeded to list 30 brilliant pubs up and down the country, including one in Sheffield, and announced that the drinks are on him this week.
He told audiences: “[This] Friday I’ll be putting a little bit of money behind the bar in all the pubs you’ve just seen. I hope you can have a drink on me.”
The chosen pub in Sheffield is The Hallamshire House, a lovely old boozer serving real ale in Crookesmoor.
Announcing the news to social media, Channel 4 and Joe Lycett wrote: "Take this as your excuse to drop what you’re doing, call a mate, and head to your local pub. Even if you see this during the middle of a working day. Go. Be free."
Well, you certainly don't have to tell us twice.
Some pubs have even agreed to match the offer, commenting on the post: “Thank you so much for the shout out. Next time you find yourself nearby, pop in for a pint!”
So this Friday, get your friends together and have a free pint on Joe Lycett himself - you know you want to.