At a time when new age sensibilities are sometimes uncomfortable with old world charm, it's only appropriate that Sheffield is home to a restaurant that balances and brings out the best of both these ideas. The Wig and Pen does just that, extending from its Campo Lane site to the once infamous Paradise Square; the interior appears blissfully comfortable with dark wood and leather furniture, providing subtle hints of the listed status of this Georgian building.

They pay homage to great British classics, by serving simple, honest homemade food. They source their produce from local farms and suppliers, to make dishes as fresh and seasonal as possible. With a menu that boasts kippers on toast, a daily roast, homemade pies which change daily, calves liver and bacon and shepherd's pie, the Wig and Pen offers classic British food in elegant surroundings.

The name Wig and Pen is of course a teasing reference to the law and accountancy firms that abound in the area.