And what better way to ensure they enjoy a special day on Sunday, March 19, than to take them out for afternoon tea. Thankfully, the Steel City is home to plenty of places that you could take her.
Scroll through and see if you can find a hidden gem within our list.
1. Afternoon Tea at Wentworth Woodhouse, near Rotherham..Paula Kaye is pictured with the afternoon tea..28th June 2021..
There are plenty of places serving up afternoon tea to try in Sheffield Photo: Simon Hulme
2. Lost and Found
Located on Ecclesall Road, The Lost and Found provides a very elegant setting in which to enjoy afternoon tea. Priced at £18.95 per person. Visit: https://the-lostandfound.co.uk/ for more information Photo: JPI
3. Jameson's
Based on Abbeydale Road, Jameson's is a popular destination for afternoon tea and the tearoom offers a variety of different menus for those wishing to partake. Once such afternoon tea menu is for a Yorkshire high tea which offers bottled ale or medium glass of house wine, as well as a selection of finger sandwiches, a locally-sourced pork pie with piccalilli, scones and a 'generous' slice of cake from the daily selection. The Yorkshire high tea comes in at £25 per person, and for more information please visit: https://www.jamesonstearooms.co.uk/ Photo: Dean Atkins
4. The Laura Ashley tearoom at Kenwood Hall Hotel
The Laura Ashley tearoom at Kenwood Hall Hotel is a very elegant destination in which to enjoy an afternoon tea. A full afternoon tea comes in at £23 with staples of sandwiches, scones with a choice of preserves and tea and coffee. To complete the afternoon tea, diners are asked to choose between an assortment of sweet pastries or savoury treats such as a black pudding Scotch egg and a raised pork pie with Yorkshire piccalilli. You can also upgrade with a glass of prosecco for £6 or a glass of champagne for £9. Photo: Submit