Excellent pints of Guinness and great service. I went here on a friend's suggestion, and I'm glad I…read moredid.

This is the place to go in Armagh for a drink. Clean and comfortable surrounding, wide range of…read moredrinks available and helpful and friendly staff. It's the ideal choice for a quick pint during the afternoon or a night out at the weekend.

A friendly place with the usual selection of draught and bottled beers available. I was there on a…read moreFriday night around 9pm and was pleasantly surprised to get some free sandwiches and cocktail sausages that were being distributed around the bar. A welcome surprise that went well with my beer.

Terry's is great! I go there every time I visit Ireland. Terry is a gentleman and so is his son…read more The live music is fun, too.

My wife and I really enjoyed our dinner in this cosy warm place…read more All the food we had tasted great and unusually we both had the same order: chicken liver pate starter and the steak with pepper sauce for main. The pate was light, almost a soft mousse, served with excellent soda style bread, a chutney and side salad. The main sirloin was a thin cut and delightful piece of meat really darn good. It reminded me of the entrecôte served up throughout cafes in France, also known as steak-frites, thin-sliced hanger steak similarly cooked by the French to order. It was served here with a generous portion of chunky chips, pepper sauce and side salad. I asked for champ instead of chips and it was no problem. I'm delighted to say we return here in a few weeks and reserved a table for six.

Great food and service - had a wonderful conversation with the owner. Very welcoming and definitely…read morerecommend!

Hidden gem in Dundalk and it's still going strong! My fiancée and I were stopping by Dundalk for…read moresome lineage discovery and found the one Uber driver in town to take us all around that night, but the highlight was certainly this bar. Friendly bartender and locals, we made lovely acquaintance with the regulars, of whom all had unique stories to share. Nice variety of draught beer, many room types to enjoy, and a great spot to stop in for a pint!

Great please to drink on the water front with a nice vibe. Think of this place as a student bar…read morewith live music.

Yelp not big in Ireland so had to write this: this restaurant is amazing! 100's of reviews on trip…read moreadvisor. Best vegetarian meal I may have ever had: curry vegetables, potatoes and lentils were incredible. The eponymous bread to start lived up to its billing: the head chef who owns bakery insists that only he can make the bread served with a homemade pesto sauce which is delicious. The burger with goat cheese was tasty/huge. Service and atmosphere top notch. Best meal in Ireland for us.

Really lovely vegetarian food, nice not to be offered stir fry for a change and to have two very…read moredifferent options. Spot on!

I don't want to hear it. I can hear all the negative squeals…read morealready about this place and I have to admit, from the outside she looks a bit careworn to say the least. Dodgy even. But you know what? You will get the best drink in Newry here, and the guys behind the bar love a bit of craic. Now you wont get designer cocktails or fancy French Champagne in the Armagh Down, but you will be made to feel very welcome indeed.

In the USA where I now live we would call this place a dive bar, I love dive bars, no poncy frills…read morejust craic and character soaked into the walls. I also played darts here and and one particular night I went first and hit 0 with my first three darts, i hit 140 next, won the game and my Da still didn't talk to me for a month.

We enjoyed a life saving stop at Lumper's Bar this past July. We were making our way north from…read moreDublin on a cycling safari, and getting terrific tans in an unprecedented Irish heat wave. We staggered into Lumper's, situated at the base of the Tain Trail, before our anticipated afternoon climb over the Cooley Mountains down into Carlingford. Suffering from heat exhaustion and hunger following the morning's 30 mile ride in 91 degree temperatures, we tottered into the pub. After pouring buckets of water over our heads in the restrooms, we were revived enough to dive into the many life-saving baskets of triangular-cut sandwiches, bowls of comforting homemade vegetable soup, and the seemingly endless pitchers of fresh water that John quickly placed in front of us. When we could eat no more, John entertained us with many tales about the famous lumper potato, the nearby Magic Hill where cars, when placed in neutral after traversing the fairy-inhabited hill, rolled backwards back over the hill, and hiking and camping adventures John leads on "his mountain." If we are ever again in this corner of the world, we will be stopping at Lumper's Bar for sure!

Great hidden Gem, we accidentally stumble on this pub when walking in the hills on a trip up from…read moreDublin. The food and drink were amazing. The hospitality of the owners was great too who really went out of their way to look after us who even allowed us to use their showers. The following morning we were invited to join them for some hill-walking. We would have been completely lost if we hadn't found this place. This is a must stop in the Tain Way.

Turner's Bistro which is downstairs in The Charlemont Arms Hotel serves delicious food. I've eaten…read morein it a few times and always love it - they do an awesome vegetable crumble and the wine selection is great. A highlight is the Gourmet Night - I have been to one (Italian themed - however each night is themed differently) but do plan to go to many more as I had the most amazing night. Five courses of truly outstanding food and accompanying wines - absolutely scrumptious. A beautiful night (very reasonably priced) and the service was impeccable. Better food than I've had in New York, London, Edinburgh, Madrid, Barcelona and many other cities around the world. Can't praise this place enough - the people of Armagh are extremely lucky to have this gem of a restaurant...

Easy to miss this place, but a wee nugget in Armagh. Worth checking out especially when they run a…read morethemed night - check out loads of different dishes you might not otherwise of tried before.