It was such a cute spot to sit in after a walking tour of Armagh! A quiet street, the food was plentiful for the price, and everyone was extremely attentive! The perfect cozy spot on the weekend! Plus breakfast seems to run well into the afternoon!! A plus!
Frances McKenna
Enjoyable experience, food was yumms,nice atmosphere and brilliant service will come
Adam Dawson
A very nice cafe tucked away behind St Patrick’s (Church of Ireland) cathedral. Quiet atmosphere with no annoying music. Friendly service and good food. Highly recommended.
Peter Gammon
A little gem of a place away from the hustle and bustle. Really enjoyable visit. ?
kateland
I visited here when the establishment was 3 Vicars and it was fabulous back then. It must have changed hands since then which is a shame as the menu was fantastic back then. It has been taken over and from what I could tell the place now receives a grant as it supports young people with autism. What a fantastic idea. It helps people with autism and the grant will support its existence, something so many eateries need help with to survive. It is the same relaxed, clean and lovely venue in a beautiful setting, but the food on offer was not good. I ate some things that no mouth should have to be subjected to. The chicken tasted like it had been used to scrub a floor both in texture and flavour. The steak salad has potential, but was drowning in sauce and had a ridiculous amount of broccoli stems, but no florets. Special mention has to go to the prawn salad. We subsequently found out they were not actually prawns, but “reconstituted seafood”. It was the most vile thing I have ever tasted. Please consider completely removing this one from the menu. The staff were great and it does pain me to leave a negative review. I would say by all means go here for coffee/tea, cakes and breakfast and one will not be disappointed. Maybe we just chose the 3 bad dishes on the menu.
Carolyn Cairns
Lovely place for a relaxed lunch. Was able to sit outside and enjoy the mild weather. Very polite and efficient service and tasty food. Love the ethos of this place too, helping young people gain skills. Keep up the good work
RuadhanMcInteggart
A pleasant location surrounded by old majestic buildings of ancient Armagh. Gentle pathway through the door then a room to your side a tiled walkway to the heart of the cafe greeted by helpful and friendly staff. A suitable cafe for anyone on the autism spectrum including myself. Only thing would be the rest room the door jams abit. Overall an enjoyable experience and a must go.
Glenda Mcmullen
This is a hidden gem. A beautifully run wee cafe. Clean and tidy. Lovely staff & excellent food.
Marie Dolan
So lovely today meeting up with old friends and had the most beautiful cappuccino. Staff so lovely.
85AJD
My first trip and although it's hard to find it is well worth the effort. It's situated in a cul-de-sac behind the COI Cathedral in Armagh. My interest was sparked by a review in the Belfast Telegraph. It is operated by a charity helping young people suffering from autism. The food is very tasty and well priced. Their outside terrace must be in great demand in warmer weather.
Tried the Italian (chicken, roasted red peppers, red pesto mayo, parmesan) in a wrap, comes with delicious fresh coleslaw(good portion) a little salad and Doritos. Lovely staff-all properly set up for latest pandemic rules. Washed down with divine hot choc(cream and gallows of course). Will be back!!
Thecla Brolly
This place has everything you could want tucked in behind St Paticks Cathedral its the perfect location for brunch/lunch and the menu suits all tastes . Staff are very friendly and helpful service is excellent. Perfect little spot I love it. Close to city centre but perfect for visitors who want to explore Cathedral & Old Library.
Lauren Knipe
Love this place. Food is beautiful and love what service it provides for people with autism. Amazing place and worth a visit
fairy eire
I love this wee place, so comfy and friendly and all for a very worthy cause, food is very tasty and generous helpings as well as a great range of handmade cards for purchasing. Well worth a visit
ANNETTE Doyle
A wee visit for lunch today with the hubby. A great experience again great service so friendly lovely lunch and got hubby a few wee treats. Definally a must to visit with friend r family.
It was such a cute spot to sit in after a walking tour of Armagh! A quiet street, the food was plentiful for the price, and everyone was extremely attentive! The perfect cozy spot on the weekend! Plus breakfast seems to run well into the afternoon!! A plus!
Enjoyable experience, food was yumms,nice atmosphere and brilliant service will come
A very nice cafe tucked away behind St Patrick’s (Church of Ireland) cathedral. Quiet atmosphere with no annoying music. Friendly service and good food. Highly recommended.
A little gem of a place away from the hustle and bustle. Really enjoyable visit. ?
I visited here when the establishment was 3 Vicars and it was fabulous back then. It must have changed hands since then which is a shame as the menu was fantastic back then. It has been taken over and from what I could tell the place now receives a grant as it supports young people with autism. What a fantastic idea. It helps people with autism and the grant will support its existence, something so many eateries need help with to survive. It is the same relaxed, clean and lovely venue in a beautiful setting, but the food on offer was not good. I ate some things that no mouth should have to be subjected to. The chicken tasted like it had been used to scrub a floor both in texture and flavour. The steak salad has potential, but was drowning in sauce and had a ridiculous amount of broccoli stems, but no florets. Special mention has to go to the prawn salad. We subsequently found out they were not actually prawns, but “reconstituted seafood”. It was the most vile thing I have ever tasted. Please consider completely removing this one from the menu. The staff were great and it does pain me to leave a negative review. I would say by all means go here for coffee/tea, cakes and breakfast and one will not be disappointed. Maybe we just chose the 3 bad dishes on the menu.
Lovely place for a relaxed lunch. Was able to sit outside and enjoy the mild weather. Very polite and efficient service and tasty food. Love the ethos of this place too, helping young people gain skills. Keep up the good work
A pleasant location surrounded by old majestic buildings of ancient Armagh. Gentle pathway through the door then a room to your side a tiled walkway to the heart of the cafe greeted by helpful and friendly staff. A suitable cafe for anyone on the autism spectrum including myself. Only thing would be the rest room the door jams abit. Overall an enjoyable experience and a must go.
This is a hidden gem. A beautifully run wee cafe. Clean and tidy. Lovely staff & excellent food.
So lovely today meeting up with old friends and had the most beautiful cappuccino. Staff so lovely.
My first trip and although it's hard to find it is well worth the effort. It's situated in a cul-de-sac behind the COI Cathedral in Armagh. My interest was sparked by a review in the Belfast Telegraph. It is operated by a charity helping young people suffering from autism. The food is very tasty and well priced. Their outside terrace must be in great demand in warmer weather.
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Tried the Italian (chicken, roasted red peppers, red pesto mayo, parmesan) in a wrap, comes with delicious fresh coleslaw(good portion) a little salad and Doritos. Lovely staff-all properly set up for latest pandemic rules. Washed down with divine hot choc(cream and gallows of course). Will be back!!
This place has everything you could want tucked in behind St Paticks Cathedral its the perfect location for brunch/lunch and the menu suits all tastes . Staff are very friendly and helpful service is excellent. Perfect little spot I love it. Close to city centre but perfect for visitors who want to explore Cathedral & Old Library.
Love this place. Food is beautiful and love what service it provides for people with autism. Amazing place and worth a visit
I love this wee place, so comfy and friendly and all for a very worthy cause, food is very tasty and generous helpings as well as a great range of handmade cards for purchasing. Well worth a visit
A wee visit for lunch today with the hubby. A great experience again great service so friendly lovely lunch and got hubby a few wee treats. Definally a must to visit with friend r family.