Her work is very beautiful, and she has a good variety in designs. She sells many of her work, in…read moredifferent colours and patterns. Her studio is in an extension of a traditional house, just behind the entrance, and is located in a stunning location. Well worth a visit!

Okay this place was hands down one of my favorite places to go during our tour. This was a quick…read morestop on our coastal tour but probably one of the most memorable parts. The hospitality of these sisters was amazing! Also, the sandwiches were really good! Tuna and Onion as well as Egg and Cucumber were the sandwiches we got. And they were so delicious. If you come here you need to absolutely need to eat their homemade scones. Probably the best scones you will ever eat. Also fun fact all of the cups they use for tea are actual Chinaware. This place is a homey cottage up at the top of the mountain overlooking the ocean - picture perfect! Please tell your tour guide to stop here as you will NOT regret it!

Our family was traveling through Ireland and our driver took us to this Perfect spot overlooking…read morethe seas and castle, the hot chocolate was amazing as well as there fresh homemade sandwiches, the lady's who are the owners are a laugh a minute people just come to have tea and bite to eat, such a refreshing place to stop at.. A must stop

John Wilson's is an Allidins cave of gifts. If you don't find it here you won't find it anywhere…read more Very reasonably priced gifts. Something to please everyone. Very helpfull staff.

Nice place. Parked around the back where there are about 3 spaces…read more Strange location. Down a wee side street. Bright,clean and fresh inside. There is a take away downstairs and a gift shop. Upstairs there is two rooms to sit in. One is brighter decorated the other is darker like a study. Staff are helpful,chatty and friendly. Service was a tad slow. You can help yourself to water from glass containers. The food had a lovely taste and came with a wee bowl of crisps. Sandwiches where £6.50. I thought a tad on the expensive side compared to other hipster paces such as this and also the amount of food you got for the price. Though as I said taste was on point.

Allens of Armagh is a gift shop with an upstairs cafe. I visited the cafe today and thoroughly…read moreenjoyed it. It's a bright cafe with a mix of mismatched chairs and tables. There's a counter at which you order and pay for your food before taking a seat and waiting for it to be brought to you. Unfortunately as is the case with most Armagh cafés there wasn't a huge vegetarian selection. Though there was a tasty looking carrot and orange soup on offer and a sandwich bar with a wide range of fillings. The menu board did list some hot meals but as those consisted mainly of meat dishes I ignored them. I choose a brie, salad and red onion jam sandwich on brown bread which I shared with my friend as neither of us happened to be very hungry. This sandwich was absolutely delicious and well filled with fresh, tasty ingredients. My Americano coffee was great and my friend enjoyed her loose leaf tea which came in such a generous pot she managed to get three cups out of it! Costing approximately £7 in total we thought our light lunch good value for such great quality and portion sizes. Staff were pleasant and I will definitely return, but it would be nice to see a couple of veggie hot dishes available in future...

Cute little shop. Their book selection is on the smaller side, but it's supplemented with trinkets,…read moretea sets, purses, etc. It's a fun little shop to poke around in and is located smack dab in the city centre. I grabbed four books, two being on sale.