Showroom Cinema Bar

Lovely food and nice vegan options! Has a nice selection of beverages both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Will definitely visit again.

Great cafe, part of a great independent cinema. Highly recommended before/after a film, or as a stop near Sheffield Station.

Had a lunch and afternoon film, food was well prepared and good quality. Cinema and cafe all accessible and choices for places to park wheelchair, so you don't have to strain your neck to see the screen.

I've lived in Sheffield over 3 years now yet don't get out much as there doesn't seem to be much to do (for someone like me), and most places aren't wheelchair accessible. For some reason I seem to have visited the Showroom more than any other place, which is rather sad - it's lovely, but as a Creative I haven't found much Art or Culture here, and I prefer Alt theatre & live events more than film. But I digress. First half of review is for restaurant, second is the cinema: The new menu is pretty good, tho there's a lot of similar items and I prefer diversity (in literally everything). I'm sad they no longer have the pork pibil since it actually tasted fairly authentic Mexican (tho the corn cakes weren't), but they've now got a banh mi and tho it's missing some of the toppings, the meat itself tastes authentic Vietnamese so kudos! I also had a delicious pseudo-cheesesteak sandwich, but y'all really need to use green bell pepper... not red, not yellow. Please change this? Their baked goods are always very good and I'm especially fond of the apricot oat bar. Not a wine drinker so can't comment on their wine, but I'd like to see some craft cocktails - maybe a Bramble, and perhaps Mai Tai in Summer? I know, I can't have it all. The decor isn't for me as I'm a maximalist and it's very modern minimalist industrial, but it's easy to manoeuvre about in a wheelchair, other than the doors which I often need help with. The employees seem pleasant and that's always a bonus. Service is better than at a lot of places, and as a disabled woman I'm never ignored as I often am at Sheffield businesses/establishments. Now for the Cinema - seen about 9 films here + taken a Film Course which I loved. Unfortunately you cannot reserve the disabeld seating so often I'll find able-bodied folks in the seats I need to use and they refuse to move, but other than that I can't complain. Employees help me carry drinks or popcorn if needed and seem happy to do it. The screens and sound are fine. I do wish they experimented a bit more with programming. You really need to show the next Anna Biller film, alright? I'd love if they did themed nights and showed obscure films both new & old (I'm thinking stuff like "The Telephone Book". I've been trying to work with a cinema to put on a cult night with programming like that forever). The David Cronenberg course was fun, it wasn't as cerebral as I'd liked, but hope they do another next year now that lockdown is over. A Horror, Scorsese, Almodovar, or Truffaut would be right up my street.

This is a great place for food and drink. Varied, clearly explained menu. Interesting meat and fish meals with plenty of options for vegans including cakes. Help yourself to water from the dispenser. As it's close to the railway station, I always wait for my train here, great coffee and a comfortable environment if you're on your own. Everything is very clean including the toilets. The staff always make you feel welcome.