Devlin's is extremely popular within Armagh, especially over weekends. Difficult to get a table or…read moreseat in if you don't arrive early on a Saturday evening. Sometimes referred to as 'The Strawberry Bar' however locals call it Devlin's. Great for viewing sporting events on the numerous TV screens, Devlin's is a bustling pub with an energetic ambience and often has live music or a DJ playing. There's a function room for events and beer garden to avail of over summer months. A brilliant, busy pub to party in at weekends and nice for a quieter, chilled pint midweek. One of my favourites in Armagh and I've always enjoyed time spent here.

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.

The Toby Jug is a popular, friendly bar with a relaxed atmosphere. Serves good drink at reasonable…read moreprices and has a beer garden, off licence, live music and sports screenings. The Toby Jug also have an open fire which is delightfully cosy to sit beside in wintertime with a hot whiskey or glass of mulled wine. A traditional style pub at which it's great to chill and spend some time with friends or family.

McKenna's has been one of the most popular bars in Armagh for decades, hence it's often extremely…read morebusy so you need to arrive early to get a seat. A family-run pub established in Armagh since 1884 and amusingly the wifi password is FROM1884. It's still owned and run today by the McKenna family. Bar staff are super-efficient whilst the bar is well stocked with Prosecco, wine, spirits and beer. There's a broad mix of age groups but on Saturday night the crowd definitely veers towards consisting of twentysomethings. A lively pub filled with music, banter and high spirits. Decor is an unusual cross of modern and old-fashioned. A traditional dark-wood bar is juxtaposed with rich purple and sharp green which feature heavily in the colour scheme. McKenna's pub is also popular for private parties for which they provide entertainment and food free of charge - superb value for money!

I left this pub right after I ordered a pint. I saw an older bouncer kicking out a gay guy just for…read moredancing a little more flamboyant than everyone else. That was disgusting and I left after seeing that happening.

The Railway Bar, or Mickey Kelly's as its known, is a traditional-style pub. Has a mixed age-group…read moreof patrons so you'll find golden oldies as well as young 'uns propping up the bar, though it tends to draw more of an older crowd. A chilled, relaxed atmosphere permeates and it's definitely a good place to catch up with friends and chat over a pint. Any time I've visited, which has always been on a Saturday, there's live music playing. A friendly vibe permeates and Mickey Kelly's frequently reminds me of the bar from American sitcom Cheers. It has a laid-back feel and is very popular with locals, so has a solid core of regulars who all know each other. Cocktails are good and beer is excellent. Would recommend.