This is a very handy filling station in the edge of town. Large forecourt with a fully stocked…read moreCentra supermarket with very keen prices. There is also an onsite post office.

Welcome to the future! Forget queueing up at the pumps or the cash registers to pay for your fuel,…read morejust go to Go! If you haven't been to one of these garages yet you're missing a trick! The fuel is as cheap as any of the other garages out there and you can be in and out in 5 minutes, plus it's 24 hour! The reason I used this service was because the other garage I go to was closed as it was after 11pm. The self service machines are easy to operate and while you're filling up your car the touch screen monitor plays a video explaining where your fuel was sourced from and how it got to you. I actually found this interesting - turns out Go provide the fuel for all of norther Ireland's buses and train so it must be good. There's loads of pumps so you won't have to wait and as previously stated the fuel is exactly the same price as the high street rivals (Tesco's, Asda etc). I can't think of a reason not to give Go five stars!

One of the nicer, cleaner, brighter service stations of my acquaintance. If you are starting a long…read moredrive to Dublin, say, in the early morning it's a good one to fuel up both with diesel for the car and a coffee and croissant for yourself. There's quite a good grocery section, along with car supplies, cleaning materials, newspapers, magazines, ice cream cones, and, handy if you have an open fire, kindling. The diesel isn't the very cheapest, it's average. One downside is pulling out on that horrilbly busy A1 carriageway. Likewise it's easy to miss sometimes as the road is fast, but on the whole I'd rather stop here before hitting the road than other places further on down, probably because of the croissants.

Good shop at this service station - has all the essentials and some luxuries you might need. Can be…read moreexceptionally busy though and difficult to get into and out of due to the constant heavy traffic...

Great supermarket. Best thing is the friendliness of the staff. Nothing is too much in this well…read moremanaged store. Great deli with superb Sunday lunches. Best bread selection in Armagh. Flower shop on site with a sweet man who knows his flowers.

Stopped here on Thursday evening. Food was disgusting, totally inedible and when we complained…read morewaitress just looked and said "aye they're crispy"and walked away. Crispy??? You'd need teeth like jaws to eat the fries, and the cod, which was not cod, was incinerated. Charged full price and joked with other customers when we again complained at till when paying. Toilets were disgraceful, water up to my ankles in floor, handbasin dirty, cracked and with chewing gum stuck in plug. A bus eireann bus pulled up as we were leaving en route to Letterkenny, and I just thought "what an impression of Ireland for visitors" no excuse for such poor food, service and facilities !!

Great food lovely staff with the best of fuel and ample parking for all, highly recommend for a…read morebite to eat on your travells

Top place.... has post office open from 6am til 11pm Mon through Saturday. Do passports, car tax…read more Money and post!! Also very well stocked supermarket with fresh groceries, butchers and bakery. Of course there is also fuel available and it's situated in an excellent location.

A busy little service station in Kingsway, Dunmurry, just down from Black's Road. Like most petrol…read morestations these days, it has a small Spar convenience store/mini-mart there. The shop itself is busy enough, considering it's right beside Tesco (see my Tesco Dunmurry review). Some people probably can't be bothered parking around the back of Tesco if they've only to get one or two items, and probably just take a run in here. It's also on the left hand side if you're travelling from Belfast to Lisburn, so I think it gets quite busy after 5p.m. with commuters on their way home. Apart from petrol, the main attraction of these garages is that they almost all have ATMs, which is very convenient. This feature alone ensures that these garages all do well.

Very expensive fuel prices. At most 6p/L more than competing stations. It annoys me how they…read moremassively increase their prices over the others just to exploit their convenient location

Large, bright and brand new having opened recently on the M1 near Lisburn. As with all Applegreen…read moreservice stations this one is great for truck drivers and the general public, being convenient for refuelling both self and motor vehicles. Applegreen has a range of eateries including Gregs, Chopstix, Lavazza, Subway, Burger King and The Bakewell. There's free wifi, an outside smoking area, kids play area, loads of seating and a quiet upstairs area with sockets for charging phones and tablets. Modern, useful and serves its purpose.

This is a handy stop off if your heading West. It's the typical Applegreen design with lots of fuel…read morepumps, parking, a typical filling station shop and lots of hot food options. You can choose from Greggs bakery, The farmers market, Chopstix, Burger King, Subway or Lavazza. I recently ate at Chopstix and found the dishes were pretty soggy with congealed sauce around the honey pepper chicken I ordered. I definitely wouldn't eat from it again in a hurry. I went upstairs to Lavazza and had a coffee after and this was much better. Lavazza has a really strong unique roast which always hits the spot when running low on energy. This Applegreen has some nice picnic tables outside and a mini kids play area. Theres also a large parking area for lorries and larger transportation.