Wortley Arms Hotel in Wortley Village, Sheffield, Yorkshire South

DETAILS OF WORTLEY ARMS HOTEL IN WORTLEY VILLAGE, SHEFFIELD, YORKSHIRE SOUTH

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Wortley Arms Hotel
Free House

Halifax Road
Wortley Village
Sheffield
S35 7DB

Tel: (0114) 288 2245
Fax:

Historic and attractive stone-built rural village pub, located on sharp bend in main A629 road (9 miles north of Sheffield city centre) opposite Wortley Church and near the entrance to Wortley Hall. Owned by the Wharncliffe estate (the late Earl of Wharncliffe used to pull pints behind the bar). In recent years it has been well known for its real ales and good food. Reopened in December 2006 following a year of closure/renovation. Now a 'gastro-pub' but still selling real ales.

FACILITIES

Car Park Garden Accommodation Function Room Pets Welcome Accept Credit Cards Restaurant Bar Meals Vegetarian Options Coffee In The Bar Real Ale Sold Children Welcome Highchairs Live Entertainment No Piped Music Access For Wheelchair Users Near A Motorway

MORE INFORMATION

BEERS:

Cask Ales: Wentworth W.P.A.

HOURS:

Open:
Mon-Sun: 11am-11

Food: Bar Food:

Restaurant:

HANDY FOR:
M1_J35A

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Information on this pub was last updated on Wed 27 Dec 2006 by Paul Clarke.
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