We arrived around 7pm on a Wednesday evening. Fairly busy with most tables taken (good to see) ordered our drinks. Two hot chocolates, one with soya milk. Soya milk came in a mug, the regular one came in a take away cup. Which is fine and that's how they tell the difference in the drinks I guess. We also had two macarons. Tasted fine and as expected.The table we sat down on had previous customers cups and plates. Which would be fine except when we walked in the three staff where behind the counter and all people served so it could have been cleaned before we sat down.On the whole it was a dead on experience. Minor issues and I'm nit picking to be fair. It's a busy spot and probably one of a few that stay open late midweek in town.Dietary restrictions: Milk alternatives available. A whole selection. Unsure if they charged extra for that
Daisy McErlean
Such a lovely coffee shop. Called in on a rainy afternoon with our dog ?
Deborah Williamson
I love this coffee shop, the coffee is great, the cakes are delicious but it's the atmosphere that sets it above any other. Always a warm welcome, a cheery bit of Craic, a wee bit of tourist information, a bit of local history. Nothing is to much trouble for these guys. You want another coffee, sure just stay where you are and ill bring it over,Wonderful place
Ciaran M
We’ve been going here regularly over the last few years but on nearly every occasion over the last month the cappuccino’s were essentially cold which has been quite disappointing. It would appear to be an issue with younger inexperienced staff?? Hopefully management can look into it and rectify it as we enjoy visiting here for a coffee and bun.
Jimmy Ray
Venturing into Craic’d Pot in Armagh for the first time today was a delightful culinary escapade. This coffee haven boasts a captivating ambiance for enthusiasts of the aromatic bean. The intimate and convivial setting, adorned with rustic charm, features an array of chesterfield style sofas and robust timber benches, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.The coffee, a symphony of quality and bold flavors, resonates with a palpable punchiness that satisfies discerning palates. A standout in the gastronomic journey was the cracker chorizo sausage roll, a testament to the culinary prowess of the establishment. The staff, brimming with vivacity and charm, further enhanced the overall dining experience.In conclusion, Craic’d Pot is a gem that warrants recommendation, offering a harmonious blend of superb coffee, delectable bites, and a welcoming ambiance that beckons aficionados of both caffeine and conviviality.
Stu I
Beautiful little coffee house, staff super friendly, comfee seating, and amazing vegan sausage roll, so good I immediately went back for a second one!
Amanda S
Craic'd pot is a wonderful gathering place, often open when other places are closed. Only thing I'd love to add is more savoury options.
Edel Lyttle
Hi. Have been going to craic'd pot for years in morning time coffee and staff excellent. But with work shift change started going in evening time. The coffee tasted burned,milk sour taste. And staff rude standing in 2s or 3 of them standing talking and ignoring customers. As if your just interrupting there conversation. Any way give it a miss but this is the fourth evening I've come in and coffee really bad and staff really rude. Asked for cream to take out with cake , went out to car it was just water went back in, and they said they ran out of cream but still charged me £2.00 for it. Asked for money back and she just set £2.00 on counter and walled away, she knew when putting cream in tub it was empty so why give it out. Sad because a really good place. Think staff need retrained.and watched for a while .
Paula Vance
Called in with a friend on a very busy Saturday afternoon (Georgian Day). Was just in for a coffee/hot chocolate and wasn't disappointed with the taste. Lovely sweet treats and the food on offer looked good. Had a delicious kinder cheesecake.
L M
Coffee was good and hot but the hot chocolate tends to be a bit cold. The traybakes we bought (salted caramel brownie and rice crispie bun) were delicious. Nice, cosy atmosphere inside but can feel crowded very quickly.One of my favourite spots in Armagh.Dietary restrictions: Vegan traybakes available.
First time in Craic'd and it's definitely worth a trip. Got the usual flat white and a cappuccino. Coffee very good as were the jammy dodger and fifteens traybakes. Also got a pork and chorizo sausage roll which was delicious. Plenty of seating available in the cafe too.
Jay Duffy
My son loves it here, always asks can we go when we're at a loose end. Food and drinks are well priced and the staff are friendly and happy to help..
Edward Brady
Stumbled upon this place and very impressed. Staff, coffee, food all great. Very relaxing mood.
Neal Rush
Great coffee, buns, cake, sausage rolls and very friendly and helpful staff. Great value for money as well.
Pam Peters
Brilliant service, great mood, excellent coffee, scone nice, and croissant.Traybakes look a bit mass produced maybe
We arrived around 7pm on a Wednesday evening. Fairly busy with most tables taken (good to see) ordered our drinks. Two hot chocolates, one with soya milk. Soya milk came in a mug, the regular one came in a take away cup. Which is fine and that's how they tell the difference in the drinks I guess. We also had two macarons. Tasted fine and as expected.The table we sat down on had previous customers cups and plates. Which would be fine except when we walked in the three staff where behind the counter and all people served so it could have been cleaned before we sat down.On the whole it was a dead on experience. Minor issues and I'm nit picking to be fair. It's a busy spot and probably one of a few that stay open late midweek in town.Dietary restrictions: Milk alternatives available. A whole selection. Unsure if they charged extra for that
Such a lovely coffee shop. Called in on a rainy afternoon with our dog ?
I love this coffee shop, the coffee is great, the cakes are delicious but it's the atmosphere that sets it above any other. Always a warm welcome, a cheery bit of Craic, a wee bit of tourist information, a bit of local history. Nothing is to much trouble for these guys. You want another coffee, sure just stay where you are and ill bring it over,Wonderful place
We’ve been going here regularly over the last few years but on nearly every occasion over the last month the cappuccino’s were essentially cold which has been quite disappointing. It would appear to be an issue with younger inexperienced staff?? Hopefully management can look into it and rectify it as we enjoy visiting here for a coffee and bun.
Venturing into Craic’d Pot in Armagh for the first time today was a delightful culinary escapade. This coffee haven boasts a captivating ambiance for enthusiasts of the aromatic bean. The intimate and convivial setting, adorned with rustic charm, features an array of chesterfield style sofas and robust timber benches, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.The coffee, a symphony of quality and bold flavors, resonates with a palpable punchiness that satisfies discerning palates. A standout in the gastronomic journey was the cracker chorizo sausage roll, a testament to the culinary prowess of the establishment. The staff, brimming with vivacity and charm, further enhanced the overall dining experience.In conclusion, Craic’d Pot is a gem that warrants recommendation, offering a harmonious blend of superb coffee, delectable bites, and a welcoming ambiance that beckons aficionados of both caffeine and conviviality.
Beautiful little coffee house, staff super friendly, comfee seating, and amazing vegan sausage roll, so good I immediately went back for a second one!
Craic'd pot is a wonderful gathering place, often open when other places are closed. Only thing I'd love to add is more savoury options.
Hi. Have been going to craic'd pot for years in morning time coffee and staff excellent. But with work shift change started going in evening time. The coffee tasted burned,milk sour taste. And staff rude standing in 2s or 3 of them standing talking and ignoring customers. As if your just interrupting there conversation. Any way give it a miss but this is the fourth evening I've come in and coffee really bad and staff really rude. Asked for cream to take out with cake , went out to car it was just water went back in, and they said they ran out of cream but still charged me £2.00 for it. Asked for money back and she just set £2.00 on counter and walled away, she knew when putting cream in tub it was empty so why give it out. Sad because a really good place. Think staff need retrained.and watched for a while .
Called in with a friend on a very busy Saturday afternoon (Georgian Day). Was just in for a coffee/hot chocolate and wasn't disappointed with the taste. Lovely sweet treats and the food on offer looked good. Had a delicious kinder cheesecake.
Coffee was good and hot but the hot chocolate tends to be a bit cold. The traybakes we bought (salted caramel brownie and rice crispie bun) were delicious. Nice, cosy atmosphere inside but can feel crowded very quickly.One of my favourite spots in Armagh.Dietary restrictions: Vegan traybakes available.
Restaurantji Recommends
First time in Craic'd and it's definitely worth a trip. Got the usual flat white and a cappuccino. Coffee very good as were the jammy dodger and fifteens traybakes. Also got a pork and chorizo sausage roll which was delicious. Plenty of seating available in the cafe too.
My son loves it here, always asks can we go when we're at a loose end. Food and drinks are well priced and the staff are friendly and happy to help..
Stumbled upon this place and very impressed. Staff, coffee, food all great. Very relaxing mood.
Great coffee, buns, cake, sausage rolls and very friendly and helpful staff. Great value for money as well.
Brilliant service, great mood, excellent coffee, scone nice, and croissant.Traybakes look a bit mass produced maybe