Marmadukes

The food and the service was so amazing! We got the Eggs Benedict, french toast, cinnamon hot chocolate and the morning bun. Everything was so delicious. I would strongly recommend the morning bun

Great vibes and thoughtful food. Fry up was high quality everything was sources for great food producer. Coffee was great, and the interior was low fi vibes. Chilled. Service was exceptional and very friendly.

The coffee and food here is beautiful. Fresh pastries and rich coffee was a perfect way to start the morning before visiting the Crucible. I was so impressed I called back for lunch. The sandwiches are good with strong flavours and a generous filling. Well worth a visit

I really liked the interior and their branding, using good quality eggs too. 👏 It has cozy vibes, and I liked the outside, I could hear some good sound from church too, which was extra good. However, I and my friend both ordered iced latte, the ice was already too melted in the coffee sadly… and food price made us expect full dish but the amount was too less… adding avocado was 4 pounds so I assumed it would be one or half of whole avocado would be cutted on the bread but it was just too little… 😔 Thankfully I was not like super starving that time but it was a little disappointing 😢 Also I think if some menus are sold out, it would be better to mention on the menu 🙂‍↕️

Wonderful food and coffee. The quality of the ingredients is really something else. Service is also great. The vegan foods I tried there are among the best I have ever had!

The food is tasty, and the coffee is yummy. The prices however are crazy, £16 for 2 poached eggs in a tomato sauce. Would come here more if the prices reflected the portion sizes.

My friends and I came here for brunch one Sunday morning while in Sheffield for a short break. The food and service was okay. We dined outside, which was noisy since the church next door was ringing their bells.

Love both locations. Been going for years. Staff used to be very personable and there are a few that are really lovely but i think it now being so popular the staff are a bit overwhelmed and so that polite-ness has taken a back seat. Sometimes it seems like a big ask to ask for tap water. Food and drink are tasty though.

Coffee was acidic and the oat milk isn't of great quality, but the staff was friendly.

We came up for a short hiking weekend and wanted to try some local places. This was such a lovely place to go for breakfast. The mochas were delicious as was the food. We had the Scotch pancakes with blueberries and also the Eggs Benedict Royale (with salmon). Highly recommend if you're in town!

I love this little cafe! Thanks to another yelper's suggestion, I came here with my friend a few months ago for a catch up. Their menu was simple, yet filled with hearty items - perfect for people looking to catch up on life. Anything from their breakfast menu and their cakes get's a seal of approval from me. I only wish I had a bigger stomach (and a bigger wallet!). On top of it all, I love the decor - it feels like your grandmother's country house kitchen. It's a local favourite, so expect some queuing and probably no seating. They will try their best to get you a seat as the staff there are extremely helpful and friendly. If I was in Sheffield again, I would come back in a heartbeat.

It's so nice to see little independent restaurants like this pop up in Sheffield. This place is stylishly decorated throughout, with a nice sounding menu. Unfortunately, we got there too late to eat anything substantial as they'd stopped serving hot food. What I did have though, is an AMAZING slice of custard tart and a posh Dandelion & Burdock I really can't wait to go back and try the rest of the menu!

This is mainly toward the staff working here. Very antipathic people rushed out and not will even yell at you if you are trying to close the door wide open in winter to prevent your freaking freezing baby from getting sick. Food was fine. Nothing special

It's nice to see an independent cafe so busy. If your after over priced hipster food then this is the place for you. Disappointing that a local business doesn't promote local produce more, the Earl Grey tea is delightful. Dies it come from a local Yorkshire company? Nope comes from London as do most of the soft drinks. What about a choice of hand made local bread for my sandwich? Nope you get Rye bread toasted to crunchy gum shredding levels. But hey the university lots love it.

Quaint and quirky, serving great coffee and interesting food. A little pricey, but worth it considering it's a true local, independent business. Can get busy, but if you're going to be a group of 6 or larger you can reserve the 'sharing table' in advance.