RIP Peter Stringfellow

[GrayBlade]

Happy daze.

[BlockD]

Cavendish aka Baileys, Romeo and Juliets, Cairo Jax with Silks bar added in later years. Loved that place as I used to work on the end of the street it was on. Many a time got home late after having a few drinks in Silks after work.

Heartbeat was the first place on a Sunday afternoon I danced with a girl as a very young ****ager.

Quiz question what was the name of the small bar/nightclub next to the Old Blue Bell on High Street that Skinheads used to frequent in the 70's. You had to walk downstairs to get into it. It later became a shoe shop.

Down Broadway,LS&T,it might even have been one of Stringfellows places

[Holden_C]

Down Broadway,LS&T,it might even have been one of Stringfellows places

Unlicensed.

It was. Think they moved on to the Penthouse.

[silentjourneyhome]

TreeTops

RIP peter Stringfellow - he certainly seemed to enjoy his life.

I had my 21st at Treetops!

We used to go to Turnups quite a lot or sometimes we met up at Le Metro (which I seem to remember was a cellar bar near the corner of Division Street and Carver Street) before going on to Josephine’s.

The trendiest wine bar became Michels under the Beauchief Hotel. They are turning it into flats now and building houses on the car park.

No one has mentioned Fanny’s at Owler Bar yet. Does any one remember it?

[silentjourneyhome]

Bonus point. Before it was called Fannys what was the name of the nightclub at Owler Bar?

[GrayBlade]

Bonus point. Before it was called Fannys what was the name of the nightclub at Owler Bar?

5 Ways?

[GrayBlade]

This is a fantastic website and this particular thread covers every Sheffield club I know of lads...

https://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/f...ld-nightclubs/

[rodcurrie]

Roxy's on a thursday neet used to be known as Grab a Granny neet at our pit,plenty of fella's used to go usually after the afternoon shift,straight home,changed and darn Sheff.UTCB

[Holden_C]

Roxy's on a thursday neet used to be known as Grab a Granny neet at our pit,plenty of fella's used to go usually after the afternoon shift,straight home,changed and darn Sheff.UTCB

Used to be loads of Dingle men hanging about oohing and aahing at the electric lights Rod.

While their sister/mother/daughters were shown a good time by the locals. Voddy and lime instead of beer and black then a trip around the back alleys of Sheffield for a bit of what they thought of as romance, before they asked you to marry them.

Being gentlemen in Sheffield, a burger or chip butty* on the way back to the Stage Coach returning to 1954, was de riguer.

* If you copped off with one you were happy for your mates to see, you might even treat them to a Wimpy. But even if she was Miss Kendray or Athersley, you'd still be greeted by barking noises as you walked in.

[Holden_C]

This is a fantastic website and this particular thread covers every Sheffield club I know of lads...

https://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/f...ld-nightclubs/

May have missed it but no Take Two?