We are now in our new location -
Leah’s Yard!
2025
Hours:
Monday - closed
Tuesday - closed
Wednesday - 12 to 6pm
Thursday - 12 to 6pm
Friday 12 to 8pm
Saturday 12 to 8pm
Sunday 12 to 5pm
Follow #hophideout via our social media channels @HopHideout
Hop Hideout, G11, Leah’s Yard,
22 Cambridge Street
Sheffield
S1 4HP
New Beers…we’re just relaunched our existing website for the seasonal period, and are working through adding all our new beers, ciders, wines, gifts and more for you lovely folk.
Packaged are shipped Wednesday, Thursday and Friday via APC Courier. (Friday is for a Monday delivery). We are closed Monday and Tuesday. Standard box £9.95. Click & Collect in store is free and available during our opening hours Wednesday to Sunday, you’ll receive a confirmation email to say it’s ready for collection. Sheffield home delivery is currently unavailable.
Wines…
We may have started out as a beer and cider shop in 2013, but to be honest, we've always enjoyed the odd glass of great wine. Whether it's exemplary regional wines, intriguing local grape varietals, interesting up and coming wine producing countries and fresh producers, the taste bud thrill of low intervention and that 'funky' wine crossover sweet spot between a farmhouse cider and a mixed fermentation beer. We're always on the look out for the good tipple. We've recently simplified our wine ordering with a £9 corkage on any bottle we offer in store. You can browse online to see the full selection (>40), with an offering of 18 in store, though we're happy to get most wines out of the cellar for you, it may just take a few more minutes. All our wines are available take out, mail order and click and collect. Newly added is a range of superb wines from the much-loved restaurant St. JOHNS, showcasing exemplary French regional wines under their St. JOHN Wines label.
Blog…
Thanks to all the Crowdfunders….we got to Leah’s Yard, yay!
photo: David Jesudason
Head to Hop Hideout’s blog for the latest piece from beer writer David Jesudason on beer and food pairings >>> BLOG
Indie Beer Feast is back at Trafalgar Warehouse & the new Hop Hideout location is less than 10 minutes walk away in Leah’s Yard! We will once again have a stall at the beer festival and also the shop will be open usual hours.
The merriment of March swings round again, into the 11th year of Sheffield Beer Week. Can you believe it!!! They'll be Indie Beer Feast (more on that below) fun times and lots going on around the wonderful beery city of Sheffield.
A quick run down of our events at Hop Hideout, we may add more, so look out for further updates....
Tynt Meadow Trappist Brewery
Friday 7th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 2 to 4pm
Cost: free entry
What: There’ll be a special keg of Tynt Meadow’s Dutch brewed trio collaboration Three Rules brewed at La Trappe alongside Zundert. Plus Hop Hideout will have Peter Grady, Brewery Manager at Tynt Meadow in store to tell you about their monastic history, the journey of setting-up the brewery, to talk about their beers and being part of the Trappist tradition of brewing.
Adrian Tierney-Jones, A Pub For All Seasons, Book Talk with Hop Hideout &
La Biblioteka
Tuesday 11th March
Where: Hop Hideout/La Biblioteka, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 6.30pm
Cost: Ticket Talk £5 or Ticket Talk & Book £20
Tickets: https://labiblioteka.co/event/adrian-tierney-jones/
What: Hop Hideout joins forces with their Leah’s Yard neighbour and bookshop La Biblioteka to welcome award-winning beer writer Adrian Tierney-Jones to read from his recently released book – A Pub For All Seasons. The Hop Hideout bar will be open to purchase drinks, tickets and books via La Biblioteka.
Women in Beer Showcase Featuring Ideal Day, Closet, Gan Yam, Kerroo
Wednesday 12th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: From opening (noon)
Cost: free entry
What: As Jules’ Hop Hideout was part of the Women in Beer Mentorship programme last year, this is an opportunity to support mentees who own their own brewery, that were involved in the scheme – Ideal Day, Closet, Gan Yam and Kerroo Brewing. There will be a selection of beers on draught and in cans at the drink in beer shop throughout the week.
Sheffield Beer Week Ghost Tour
Wednesday 12th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: Meet from 6:30pm Wednesday 12th March for the first drink. First story approx 7:10pm
Cost: £10 – which does NOT include your drinks
Tickets: https://strangebritain.eventbrite.com
What: Fancy a pint with a phantom? Strange Britain is brewing up a special ghost tour in celebration of Sheffield Beer Week, exploring some of the city centre’s haunted pubs, and the eerie tales they hold. They’ll raise a glass (or perhaps a trembling hand) to the city’s ghostly inhabitants, uncovering local legends, spine-tingling stories, and maybe even a ghostly encounter or two! Imagine sipping a delicious locally brewed craft beer while hearing whispers of restless spirits, poltergeists, and the unexplained. This isn’t your average pub crawl – it’s a unique blend of local history, chilling folklore, and the finest brews Sheffield has to offer. Just remember to drink responsibly!
Adrian Finney is your expert guide, who will lead you through the historic streets and into the heart of Sheffield’s haunted pub scene, sharing tales of spectral landlords, mischievous spirits, and the ghostly patrons who refuse to leave. Will you dare to join us as we explore the city’s most haunted haunts? This exclusive Sheffield Beer Week event is sure to sell out quickly, so don’t miss your chance to experience the spooky side of Sheffield’s pub culture!
Age Restrictions: 18+ only
Please note – due to the historic nature of some of the venues this event is sadly not suitable for those with mobility issues.
Run Talk Run Sheffield
Wednesday 12th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 7.15pm, 7.30pm start
Cost: free entry
What: Free 5km relaxed running group focused on mental health wellbeing – Run Talk Run. Open to all. Nobody gets left behind! Download the ‘Heylo’ free app to your phone, sign-up and search for Run Talk Run Yorkshire. Or direct message on socials, or call, in to Hop Hideout to say you’re joining the session. Hop Hideout before for bag drop if needed and after for drinks. Free tap water available for info.
Previous Events…
Thanks to everyone who attended our Women On Tap, Women’s Beer Tasting event on May 25th. What a brilliant turn out. It ended up being a beautiful and welcoming space to enjoy beers and celebrate life. Living in Sheffield’s Livia brought her joyful vibes to proceedings and it was so refreshing to collaborate with her on this beer tasting.
Next up we’ve our Running Club back for the summer… Setting off 11.30am from Hop Hideout to Saint Mars of the Desert Sat 1st July, 5th Aug & 2nd Sept 2023. 5km, free to join, all abilities welcome. Our Running Club is now on a break and will gear back up for launch Sat 10th March 2024 for Sheffield Beer Week.
Labels Off is a new event exploring one beer style per session with no bias, no prejudice, just purely on the merit of taste! We held two session in July and everyone loved it. Look out for more to come!
We celebrated our 10th anniversary in the Kommunity Room with our Thornbridge Diamond Day beer launch and quiz. Thanks ot everyone who attended and came down to the shop over the weekend.
Jules was back on Channel 5’s Summer On The Farm hosting a beer tasting with Helen and Martin on Tuesday 5th July, 2021. You can watch back on their website of via our pinned social media posts on Hop Hideout’s Twitter and Facebook.
Launches we’re thrilled to have been a part of……
What a start to 2023 already…. we’ve had running and walking clubs, hosted plenty of Sheffield Beer Week events and a stall at Indie Beer Feast, had Wiper & True from Bristol up for a tap takeover, hosted Little Pomona and Ross Cider and more. A good place to see what’s going on is our Twitter and Facebook.
