Nando's Sheffield - Valley Centertainment

What it’s like

Peri-peri chicken near the Arena, with free parking and a tram stop close by if you're skipping the drive.

This one sits at Valley Centertainment, which means it picks up the crowd heading to or from the Arena, so if you're catching a gig or an event and want to feed the kids first, it's six minutes' walk from Sheffield Arena and there's free parking on site if you'd rather not deal with match-day or gig-night trams.

You order at the till and pick a spice level, which is half the fun with kids old enough to argue about whether they can handle medium. Halal options are on the menu, and there's a baby change if you've got a little one in tow. It's wheelchair accessible too, which matters more than it should when you're juggling a buggy and a toddler who wants to walk.

Hours stretch a bit later than you might expect: 10.30pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11pm Friday and Saturday, so it's not just a lunchtime stop. That said, this isn't a destination day out with things to do, it's a solid feed on the way to or from somewhere else, and the honest truth is you're not lingering for hours with young kids once the food's gone.

If you're relying on public transport, the tram or the 69, 130 or 287 bus all get you to Broughton Lane, right by the door.

Facilities

Need to know

Parking

Free parking for customers

Getting there by bus or train

Tram or bus 69, 130 or 287 to Broughton Lane

• Free parking for customers, useful on Arena event nights when the area gets busy
• Halal options are available on the menu
• It's six minutes on foot from Sheffield Arena, handy before or after a show
• Wifi's available if the kids need distracting while you wait for food

Plan your visit

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