Despite the name and the location, the University Arms caters for a variety of ages. I notice the last review was 7 years ago, but doesn’t sound like it has changed much. As you walk in, the walls are adorned with pumpclips of beers served. It's a nice open-plan pub, old fashioned without being twee or dire. There was a fire alarm when I was here, which I didn't mind. Nice of them to keep us safe. Anyway, there were eight casks - mostly from local-ish outfits, traditional and sessionable. Bradfield, Thornbridge, Acorn. A few keg, including one from Triple Point. Enough to choose from, and decent prices (although may be a bit dear for famously beer-cheap Sheffield).

Open plan pub that feels fairly old-fashioned despite the new-fangled name. It's crowded on a Saturday night but handles the crowds well due to good spatial planning. Lots of students but a few townies as well. The walls are red with the occasional flurry of dried hops. And the beer is beautiful, hitting the UK trifecta of good cask, keg (8 each) and a bittle/can fridge. They've had a Turning Point showcase by the looks of things, and there's still plenty left along with big names like Cloudwater and Timothy Taylor, and some local outfits such as Fat Cat. Very reasonable prices and something for everyone. A craft venue for sure but a pub first.