Street Food Chef

Name: Street Food Chef
Address: 90 Arundel Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S1 4RE
Telephone: 0114 275 2390

Creative Tourist Last Updated 24 May 2023

Street Food Chef is an award-winning Mexican cantina. Serving speedy and fiercely tasty food, the eatery provides a healthy fast food alternative for the people of Sheffield. Take your pick from delicious burritos, crunchy tacos or loaded nachos. There’s a whole bunch of gluten and dairy-free options available too.

Speedy and fiercely tasty food.

Using locally sourced, fresh ingredients where possible, Street Food Chef works with many of Sheffield’s independents including Our Cow Molly, Moss Valley Fine Meats and #brownies.The eatery has built up a fine reputation since it was founded in 2011 with awards from Eat Sheffield, a runner-up in the Observer Food Awards and a reader recommendation in the Good Food Guide.

Perfect for hangover-curing brunches or for a bite before the theatre

Perfect for hangover-curing brunches or for a bite before the theatre, you’ll find an authentic stock of Mexican drinks like Red Pig beer, Desperado and fruity Jarritos here too. Just make sure you leave a little bit of room for dessert – we wouldn’t want you to miss out on the churros.

In addition to the Arundel Street cantina, the Street Food Chef has a takeaway burrito bar on Pinstone Street, and a place on Sharrow Vale Road, available for eating in, delivery and collection.

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