What are the top rated restaurants in Armagh where I can eat Blue Cheese Salad?

The most popular Blue Cheese Salad restaurants in Armagh are: Digbys Bar Restaurant Digby's

How much does on average costs Blue Cheese Salad

On average Blue Cheese Salad costs $4.4. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

Blue Cheese Salad Restaurants in Armagh

The best places in Armagh to eat Blue Cheese Salad. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Armagh who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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Digbys Bar Restaurant

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City: Armagh, 53 Main Street, Armagh, United Kingdom, BT60 4LS

"Excellent food ,nice staff Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Deep Fried Brie, Pavlova Parking space: Difficult to find parking Parking options: Free street parking"

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Digby's

4.6

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4.6

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City: Armagh, Main Street, Armagh, United Kingdom

"This is a wonderful place. We look forward to seeing that we are going. we are rarely visitors as we only go here when we travel to armagh to go to the marketplace theatre and with kovid it is only our third visit. in about three years, so they don't make much of a living on us. we have never been disappointed here and have really enjoyed our last visit. they receive the meaning of hospitality: the greeting is warm, the eating is great and the whole personal charming. I chose a steak chip, but it was a scarce thing to a delicious sounding vegetarian risotto, but it was my third din in 4 days with the other two not meat, so steak it was. I asked for medium, I have medium. the flesh was really tasteful. I asked for English senf (best in the world) and it was a yes and I tipped the tweeper rings for taboos and it was no problem. only in order to pass on the number of so-called steak houses, which have not been English, is as exaggerated as it is unacceptable. the tasty steak had a bacon jam on top. I never heard of it. it was salty, sweet so speck, balsamico vinegar perhaps sugar, I ate it all, although my personal preference remains senf. I would like to try it as a spread on roasted crumbs with a slightly fried egg above. the only thing I would change in my meal is the pfeffer sauce, but again it is personal taste as I would add double cream and much more black pfeffer. my wife decided to laugh and she explained it delicious. everything in all in a cozy environment. Hopefully we'll be back sooner than later."

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