The Woodseats Palace — Venue in Sheffield

You can find The Woodseats Palace at 692 Chesterfield Road, Woodseats, Sheffield , a Grade II* listed building originally opened as a cinema in 1905 with Edwardian Baroque architecture. It now serves as a Wetherspoon pub known for its Sheffield Rarebit and award-winning children’s meals. Locals come here for weekday lunches, weekend family time, or late-night drinks, especially on Fridays and Saturdays when it stays open until 1am. The space has step-free access and is wheelchair accessible, with food and drink available all day.

The Woodseats Palace was established in 1905 as a cinema featuring Edwardian Baroque design and holds Grade II* listed status. Inside, you’ll find ornamental plasterwork, gilded details, wooden beams, vintage signs, and large arched windows that let in natural light during daytime hours. The interior maintains an ornate historic feel while supporting modern pub use. Lighting shifts from bright during the day to soft ambient lighting at night. It functions as both a social space for locals and a stop on weekend nights across Sheffield.

You can come here any time from morning through late-night hours. As a Wetherspoon pub, it offers fast service with meals like its hero dish , Sheffield Rarebit , and an acclaimed selection of local craft beers. Visitors choose this spot for lunch or evening drinks thanks to the lively crowd and extended opening times until 1am on weekends. A key feature is the children’s meal option, with award-winning dishes priced at £4.99 and £5.75, making it practical for families during morning hours when children under 18 are allowed.