Here are the top five cosiest cafes in Sheffield you should visit this autumn

Autumn is officially here – and what better excuse to explore Sheffield’s cosiest cafés?

Here is your go-to guide for proving there’s more to this city than pumpkin spice lattes. Instead, think acai bowls, iced butter cookie matchas and student discounts. From seasonal sips to sweet treats, these spots are perfect for catching up with friends or taking a quiet moment for yourself.

Pom Kitchen – Sharrow/Crookes

If you love quirky, colourful decoration, then Pom Kitchen is the place for you. Tucked just behind the bustling Ecclesall Road, this vibrant café is the perfect spot for a relaxed day off. Its unique menu offers a range of creative drinks and flavours, including the must-try iced butter cookie matcha.

Made Matcha Bar – Broomhall

You don’t want to miss Made Matcha Bar. Located on Ecclesall Road, this place serves up delicious acai bowls, iced coffees, and matchas (with new autumn flavours including banana bread and maple). If you’re looking for a great place to treat yourself and take some cute Instagram pics, this is the spot. 

Assaje – Broomhall

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Assaje is an Italian coffee shop with lots to offer. Not only does it serve unique drinks including Nutella, pistachio and Raffaello lattes, it also offers homemade pastries, tiramisu and ice cream. You can even personalise the food and drinks here to ensure they meet your needs.

Nomad’s Cup – Broomhill

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Nomad’s Cup is another must-visit café to add to your list this season. Located just a short walk from campus, it’s the perfect spot for a mid-lecture pick-me-up.

Newly opened, the site is decorated with orange and brown leaves and hand-drawn pumpkins, giving off all the cosy autumn vibes. From paninis and waffles to acai bowls, plus a wide range of drinks, the menu has it all. And to top it off, there’s even a student discount!

Cawa Coffee – Broomhill

If you love cafés that prioritise locally sourced, organic ingredients, then Cawa Coffee is the place for you. This Turkish-inspired coffee shop serves a range of drinks, including indulgent white hot chocolate. What makes Cawa truly stand out are the live jazz performances held every Thursday night, making it not just a café pit stop but also the perfect spot for a cosy night out with friends.