Jerk Chicken Soul
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Jerk Chicken Soul
................................$Mac &Cheese
................................$Jerk Chicken Spring Rolls
................................$Curry Goat
................................$Chicken Wings
................................$Salads
................................$Curried Lamb with Rice & Peas
................................$Cheeseburger Spring Roll
................................$Beef Burger
................................$Pulled Pork
................................$Poutine
................................$Tandoori Chicken
................................$Mai Tai
................................$7 Seas Soul Food on 285 Ecclesall Road in Sharrow, Sheffield serves up a menu that’s a real flavour adventure, and from a reviewer’s perspective it’s clear they’ve crafted a lineup that’s all about big, bold soul food vibes. You’ll find classic Caribbean‑inspired hits like jerk chicken and curry goat sitting alongside crowd‑pleasers such as mac & cheese and poutine, giving you that comforting warmth with every bite. Snack lovers will be happy with the jerk chicken spring rolls and cheeseburger spring roll starters, while the chicken wings and salads add refreshing balance to the richer mains. Fans of hearty plates won’t be disappointed either - curried lamb with rice & peas and pulled pork bring deep, savoury notes, and dishes like beef burger and tandoori chicken add a tasty twist to the usual soul food fare.
What really makes the menu pop is how the flavours are layered and connected, with spice, texture, and comfort all working together so nothing feels out of place. The inclusion of a Mai Tai on the drinks side also adds a playful, island‑inspired touch that ties straight back to the restaurant’s soul food roots. Naturally, every dish feels made with intention and personality, and even though the menu leans on familiar favourites, there’s enough creativity here that you’re curious to try something new each time. Whether you’re sampling small bites or digging into a bigger plate, the menu feels fun, vibrant and totally worth exploring for anyone craving flavour that tells a story.