Cafe #9

This is the best/cosiest/loveliest cafe I've been to in my entire life and I have been to many cafes around the world! It's got such a nice community vibe that it makes you feel like home :) there's plants everywhere, fire going in the background, lovely jazzy music in the background and recently found out it's a laptop friendly too as they have a great wifi! However,it gets pretty busy as a lot of people work from there so I tend to go for 9am to get the best spot. They have some super yummy homemade cakes as well, which never disappoint and capuccino foam is just the next level!!!! Their homemade granola is supper yummy too!! Oh and you must try their cinnamon swirls, they're to die for! They have weekly/monthly gigs too,people come from all over the world ane the gigs are always super lovely and intimate as the cafe can only fit around 20-30ppl,so you always get to meet everyone at the end. If you havent been there yet,you're missing out :)

Visited with a friend for a morning coffee. Lovely ambience and comfortable atmosphere. Mocha was quite milky, obviously, but not super coffee-y (which is more my taste). Some nice looking cakey bits on display, including smaller and cheaper 'bites' which look identical to Costco bought ones but I do like the option of something small/cheap. Note: no highchairs or baby changing facilities.

Inimitable. I joke that Cafe #9 was the reason I moved to Sheffield but really it is the truth. It’s a dream of a place, everything is so well-considered but it feels so natural, warm and effortless. The music, the daily photocopied crossword with pot of sharpened pencils, the coffee, the delicious ever-changing array of lovingly baked cakes/biscuits, the wood panelling, plants and log burner, the fish tank, the little wooden tortoise on my favourite table. I could go on! It is always a pleasure to see Mario and Co. and it is always a highlight of my week to spend an hour in this very excellent Nether Edge institution.

Cafe 9 is genuinely my happy place. I try and come here at least once every few weeks on a weekend to have a bit of a reset. It feels like you've stepped out of Sheffield into a little haven. It's beautiful inside, with the wood burner, plants and wood panelling as well as a nod to local artists with the prints and things on the walls. The atmosphere is amazing, the staff are always so so friendly and the coffee and food is always great. I'd come even if it wasn't honestly, as it's just lovely in here. They're happy with you coming in on your own as well and just chilling with a tea and a book. Also been for a few music evenings which are magical. All round love this place - sounds cheesy but it gives me a sense of community whenever I'm in here.

I found this place by accident on a visit to Sheffield and was completely blown away. It's just a lovely place and I can't praise it enough. The atmosphere is just perfect with a wood burner, gentle lighting, plants and cosy wood panelling. Best of all an excellent stereo playing nice thoughtful and interesting music. The coffee was really good and so was the granola and yoghurt breakfast bowl. The people working there were smiley and welcoming and the other coffee drinkers chilled breakfast companions reading, catching up with friends or doing a bit of work. Some places just have a real sense of who they are and their role in the community and the lives of their customers. This is one of those rare examples.

Would definitely recommend this little Cafe; food, service and atmosphere were all excellent. After a morning of house hunting and viewings, needed a place to sit and recharge, walked past this little gem and went in. Found a seat (there aren't many tables, which is part of its atmosphere and charm), and expect this to be a favourite hangout for locals) ordered a coffee (was very good) and a granola bowl (which was excellent). A busy little cafe, but food came out quickly, and always with a smile. Great place, excellent value for money, you won't be disappointed.