Best Street Food in Sheffield

From art galleries to live gigs, to peaceful parks, Sheffield offers so much to do that finding time for a sit-down meal can be a challenge - especially on a day trip. Luckily, Sheffield is a hub for great street food inspired by flavours from around the world. So, grab a burger or banh mi and join CrossCountry as we explore some of the must-visit street food spots in Sheffield. 

Best Street Food Halls in Sheffield

Peddler Night Market

Held monthly, Peddler Night Market brings together a variety of food trucks and stalls in a lively atmosphere, perfect for trying something new or chowing down on something familiar and satisfying. Peddler Market has been holding events across the north of England since 2012, where they began with a simple horse box turned mobile bar, called The Hop Box. In 2014, the venture became what we now know as Peddler Market and held their first event in Sheffield’s cultural market. Now, the market showcases a host of small food businesses, featuring everything from Sri Lankan street food to Currywurst. 

To reach Peddler Night Market from Sheffield Station, take a short walk southwest along the River Don towards the Kelham Island area. The market is held in a large warehouse, and you'll find it buzzing with activity. 

Cambridge Street Collective

Cambridge Street Collective is Europe’s largest purpose built food hall and it’s full to the brim with vibrant food options from across the globe. The space contains twenty international kitchens and four bars, leaving visitors absolutely spoilt for choice. We recommend trying out the Tang Hot Pot, for an authentic Malatang taste experience. Malatang is a popular Chinese street food which originates in the province of Sichuan but can be experienced right here in Sheffield and is definitely not one to be missed. 

To get to Cambridge Street Collective from Sheffield Station, head along West Street and then turn left onto Cambridge Street. The Collective is easily accessible within a fifteen minute walk from the station. 

Best Street Food Kitchens in Sheffield

The Street Food Chef

The Street Food Chef is a local favourite, known for its fiery Mexican eats. The family run food kitchen are best known for their delicious burritos, but also cook up some fantastic tacos and quesadillas too. They place an importance on fresh, high quality ingredients, believing that fast food doesn’t have to be filled with ‘nasties’. Having won multiple awards and accolades over the years, The Street Food Chef is firmly established as a must-visit for Sheffield residents and visitors.

Ning's Thai Street Food

For those craving Thai cuisine, Ning's Thai Street Food promises an authentic experience with a variety of traditional dishes, including Pad Thai and Tom Yum. From aromatic curries to fresh spring rolls, Ning's have certainly succeeded in bringing the flavours of Thailand to Sheffield. Their attention to detail when it comes to crafting fresh and colourful creations is impressive, making each meal not only delicious but also Instagram-worthy. 

Terrace Goods

Terrace Goods was founded just days before the first Covid lockdown in 2020 and has still managed to become one of Sheffield’s most beloved street food destinations. With a menu that combines international flavours with local ingredients, Terrace Goods is made even more special by the passion and talent of their chefs and bar team. The menu features inspired food from all over the world, like their crispy Bombay sweet potato and their succulent Nashville chicken tenders.  

How to get to Sheffield by train

Reaching Sheffield by train is no fuss when you travel with CrossCountry. We run services from nearby locations like Chesterfield station, Wakefield Westgate, and Leeds station. For those looking for a fun weekend trip, there are also plenty of options, including from as far as Dundee or Penzance.  

There are lots of great accommodation options in Sheffield too. For example, the Leopold Hotel is a ten minute walk from the train station and awards visitors with a luxurious stay in one of Sheffield’s characteristic Victorian buildings. 

If you’re planning to try some street food in Sheffield, don’t forget to book Advance rail tickets via our website or the CrossCountry app. Before you travel, make sure to check scheduled train times to find the best journey for you. If you need more information, you can contact us here.