This place baffles me, in the middle of a dump of a housing estate well out of the town but it…read moreobviously has its regulars. Ample free car parking, large airy cafe/restaurant with plenty of seating and not badly priced either. Don't be expecting gourmet cuisine here, they do not even offer the staple spud bread with breakfast (WTF???) Sandwiches, meat, paninis, meat, wraps, chicken, meat, soup, meat, lasagna (meat variety) and meat on offer here. VEGETARIANS NEED NOT APPLY Clean and you get a free coffee refill (don't bother, I saw thinner looking sludge come out of the arse of a 1942 Massey Fergusson) A Workman's dream, plenty of grease and meat on offer, if you have a more delicate palate opt for the local freezing works. I bet it would be great after 12 pints

Food is a bit pricey for what it's worth. Furnishings a bit bland, and staff are not the most…read morepleasant. Scones aren't great, as is the coffee. Room for improvement.

A relaxed and comfortable cafe situated in the Ranfurly House Arts and Visitor Centre. Great for…read morelight breakfasts and simple lunches with a great range of sweet treats and very good coffee. Ingredients are fresh and locally sourced and the quality is borne out by the fact it's been named in the 2015 taste of Ulster guide as one of the best cafes in Northern Ireland. Well worth a stop if you are visiting the area.

I've visited Rumours for food on only one occasion. The food was fresh and tasty (baked potato with…read moretoppings and side salad) and coffee very good. Enjoyable meal and I will definitely return when I get a chance. Can be a very busy little cafe however but that's due to the delicious food and relaxed atmosphere. I believe they do catering for events as well and judging by the quality on the day I visited, I imagine their catering would be of a high standard.

My favourite coffee shop by far. Lurgan has little to offer in terms of coffee shops in comparison…read moreto neighbouring Portadown. While it is in an unusual location down an alleyway - it is a very vibrant coffee shop and many regular customers. Food and drink is reasonably priced. Much cheaper than Starbucks and far nicer. £5 for a panini and coffee of your choice? Bargain I say! I also know the staff well, so there is good craic and banter to be had. Free wi-fi, great service, wide range of food, daily offers, a loyalty card, and an exceptional cup of coffee. So bring your friends, family and relax and enjoy the coffee!

If you visiting Lurgan it's definitely the place to go for awesome coffee and a bite to eatread more

Very cosy and clean place, the food was delicious and a lot of variety of food and the service is…read moregreat!

This delightful place opened last June. I only discovered it ambling around Armagh and, when I saw…read morea range of savoury crepes on the menu (£5) I was sold. It also offers sweet crepes (£4) and waffles. So I got one with ham, onion and egg and my wife opted for ham and onion. We also ordered a flat white and a cappuccino at £2.4 each. The coffees were very good too so no downsides on food, food quality, food portions, temperature and great service. It Audi has soups, toasties, sandwiches and panini. I paid on ordering which meant when we were done we could just up and go. This place has only one downside, it's a small, and narrow place inside with only two tables, with most seating on stools. It's also an ice cream parlour and a sweet shop. There's a large choice of ice cream cones to choose from too. The ice cream is Morelli's, which I can't say I've ever had, and the vivid colours put me off - they have to be artificial. They did have a pooh bear equivalent (I'm a Mauds pooh bear honeycomb fan) but really I couldn't get beyond that blue colouring.

Stopped in here last week for some lunch. Interiors are both cosy and teapot-adorned. Staff are…read morefriendly and service is great. Prices are reasonable and the coffee is spot-on. Can't ask for anything more -- except more coffee. :)

We dined here again on Saturday...and wow, in this time of deep recession WE HAD TO WAIT IN A…read moreQUEUE!! Unbelievable, so it just shows you how good the grub is, I think the last time I queued for anything was in 1986 at a Nik Kershaw concert, dodgy haircuts and all. Packed to the rafters this place was but the service was still quick and food hot and tasty and reasonably priced. Cant wait to go again

Good food, Good Service. There is no competittion in Armagh but it dosen't take away from the fact…read morethat this is a Quality wee place. plus the only plave in Armagh which you can get a good all day breakfast that isn't dripping with grease

I can never get a seat here, they just gotta build on!!! A…read moreGEM of a cafe in the decaying rat hole that is Portadown, it really is a lovely place for a tasty bite of lunch, or an afternoon treat, Fab! Soup, sandwiches, scones, toasties, tarts, pies and tray bakes galore, you will be spoilt for choice here at Chimes. The staff are friendly too, and very attentive, outside seating is available if you are a disgusting smoker (put them all on a different planet I say) Such a lovely little place is marred by the hack-hack-hacking of the bingo winged miseries sucking the life out of their illegally imported Benson and Hedges. There is a God bothering cafe next door but I wouldn't go past Chimes, and it really is very reasonable for the quality of the food and service. Much much better than the higher rated Yellow Door a few streets away. I love it

I find chimes to be a lovely setting where u get a really good…read more cup of coffee tray bakes to die for. Though it has to be said s ome of the younger staff Are a little uppity for my taste.