Brownlow House

David Guy★★★★★

Very nice little tea room and also a look back at history. If you are in the mid-Ulster area you need to stop by for a couple of hours.

Sandra Shearer★★★★★

Enjoyed a lovely breakfast. I especially enjoyed my egg. A must place to visit where you can have a tour around the magnificent house learning all about it's fascinating history, enjoy the beautiful grounds or just call in for a breakfast or afternoon tea. Wedding reception meal at Brownlow House/Castle. Well! What a venue! First class is not high a high enough grade. We were given the blue room as it was a small party of 10. I was just expecting a room with table and tablecloth. Wow what a surprise. Met by a wedding planner who seen to us throughout and checked the shop time how we were doing

Amanda Murray★★★★

Really interesting building, a calendar house. Museum wasn't open, but we had breakfast in the tea rooms which was very reasonably priced. Lurgan park is just across the road and is also worth a visit. Staff were very friendly.

PW★★★★

A gem in the heart of Lurgan. The house contains a nice cafe and museums. The cafe's food is nice, the staff pleasant, the decor interesting and in the winter there is fire burning in the hearth. In my opinion the food is no more expensive than any cafe and the ambience is far nicer here. There is an interesting museum in the building's basement which details the history of US troops in Northern Ireland during World War Two. It is worth popping in and looking at the displays and exhibits if visiting the house. The building itself is very impressive and there is ample free car parking in the gr