Halls Mill Inn Restaurant, located on the main road between Banbridge and Portadown in Northern Ireland provides great food in fine surroundings.<\/p>\n
Halls Mill Inn is a beautiful ‘Olde Worlde’ building set in the County Down countryside and offers customers a restaurant, off sales and private function rooms suitable for hosting Weddings, Birthdays and Anniversaries or even Conferences and Events.<\/p>\n
Renowned for its good food and excellent service, Halls Mill Inn is family friendly and provides ease of access for the less able-bodied.<\/p>\n
Read More About Halls Mill Inn >> CLICK HERE<\/p>\n
Halls Mill Inn Opening Times<\/p>\n
Halls Mill Inn is open six days a week Tuesday to Sunday. We are closed on Mondays.
\nOur opening times are as follows:<\/p>\n
Monday Closed
\nTuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 12pm-8.30pm
\nFriday & Saturday 12pm-9.30pm
\nSunday 12pm-8.30pm<\/p>\n
Halls Mill Inn is situated on the main Banbridge to Portadown Road, patrons travel to sample the ambience and culinary delights from all over the six counties and beyond.<\/p>\n
114 Banbridge Rd Gilford, County Armagh, Northern Ireland BT63 6DJ
\nT: 028 4062 5565<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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