Elsie’s Bistro in Armagh

Visited Elsie's on St Patrick's day, as being the day it is you just don't expect much from business as there always at a stretch, but honestly have to say we found the staff so welcoming and helpful, and the food was delicious the softest warm rolls were delish I had the soup, my husband had the hunters panini both dishes were top quality will definelty be back to try more

Myself and a friend visited as I had previously been when it was rainbow cafe and thoroughly enjoyed it. I asked for pancakes and bacon with maple syrup and received ONLY 1 bit of bacon. I have never been to a cafe before and only received 1 bit of bacon with french toast/pancakes. Pancakes were dry even when all of the maple syrup was used. 30+ minute wait for pancakes and 1 bit of bacon and a fry. Won't be back.

We came for lunch. Food was generous and tasty. Some individual elements could be improved but overall good. Good prices The space is colourful and pleasant. Service was friendly and quite effective.

First time in Wasn't disappointed food was excellent and service was prompt. Would highly recommend.

Went with family for a bit of lunch. Kids eat free offer on which we were very happy to partake off. Staff very friendly, owner made extra special effort with kids which was lovely. Food came quickly and was tasty. Very impressed with the fresh Fish fingers for the kids. Will certainly return

I went here with my husband, son and daughter who are young children and was disgusted at the behaviour of the owner. She had no time for us and walked away when we tried to complain. I had a full breakfast and it was AWFUL, cold and GREASY. Horrible, horrible, horrible. I would give 0 stars to this place if i could. Greasy spoon. Will NOT be back.

We stopped off for lunch and were glad we did. I had the breaded fish and my wife had the caeser salad. Both were fine and reasonably priced. The cafe was well separated by movable screens. I must comment on the toilet which was spotless clean.