The Four Trees
Review
The Four Trees in Moira, named after the four lime trees outside, is a shining example of thoughtful restoration done right. Previously featured as the Stillhouse in my last book, it has now been lovingly returned to its original identity, thriving once again under its traditional name. This slick, wonderfully designed pub effortlessly stands out as one of the finest establishments in the area, where food takes centre stage. The new owner has spared no expense in the refurbishment, blending contemporary style with classic charm seamlessly. Whether it's the inviting atmosphere, attention to detail, or the delicious dishes, the Four Trees has recaptured its former glory and then some. It's a true testament to great vision, deserving its renewed place as a cherished local favourite.
- Top 100 Review
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61 Main Street
,
Moira, Co.Down
, BT67 0LQ
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