Taste in Royal Hillsborough & Historic Moira

This modern twist on a traditional fish & chips is located in the heart of Royal Hillsborough Village, offering all your firm favourites as well as their renowned ‘smashburgers'.

Clenaghans restaurant is brought back to life with modern comfort warming the traditional stone building.

Fine is located in the heart of Moira, is an award-winning food & coffee emporium. From breakfast to brunch and lunch, the menus are tailored to the seasons focusing on ingredients that are local and readily available.

A local coffee shop, located in The Square, facing The Courthouse in Royal Hillsborough Village.

Mimi's a deceptively spacious cafe in the stunning village of Royal Hillsborough, offers casual dining with top quality dishes and outstanding coffee.

Located in the heart of Moira by the Demesne, it offers homemade breakfast & lunch, using the best of locally produced ingredients. The perfect place to stop off for a homemade sweet treat.

Serving breakfast and lunch, as well as desserts and coffees, this gastrocafe is located on Ballynahinch Street in Royal Hillsborough Village, is the perfect place to refuel, relax with friends and sampling local produce.

Located at Paul Hampton Home, Paul Hampton Café offers a tasty breakfast and lunch menu, including homemade scones and sweets.

Pretty Mary's is situated in the heart of Moira. It prides itself on serving locally sourced fresh food and a wide selection of draft and craft beers.

The Hillside is a charming, rustic pub situated in the historic Georgian village of Royal Hillsborough, County Down, only 15 minutes drive from Belfast city centre.

The Plough Inn is set in the picturesque village of Royal Hillsborough and is straight off the main Belfast to Dublin road; so why not pull in and enjoy a friendly pint in the bar, a hearty pub lunch or a gastronomic delight in the evening.

Welcome to the Pheasant Restaurant located in the heart of Co. Down, close to Royal Hillsborough Village. We offer fine dining in our restaurant, using fresh and local produce.

The Parson’s Nose comes with a pedigree that’s melded into the very fabric of the building. Located in picturesque Royal Hillsborough village, The Parson’s Nose was built by the first Marquis of Downshire in the late 1700s.

Serving delicious seasonal food with an emphasis on local produce, The StillHouse has something for everyone.

The Quirky Bird specialises in all day breakfast’s, delicious home cooked food, homemade scones and tray bakes and a wide variety of teas and coffee.

After over 20 years in London, working with Bruno Loubet, Gary Rhodes, Pierre Koffmann and Richard Corrgan, chef Chris McGowan has returned home with his wife, Davina, to transform a fine Georgian house into a bright modern restaurant.