Mount Pleasant’s Unionville Tavern to close after 40 years
The long-serving restaurant hopes its loyal customers will show the same love to the new property owner.
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Mar 15, 2023, 4:35 PM
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beloved Westchester County restaurant is closing its doors after more than 40
years in business.
Unionville Tavern in Mount Pleasant shared a video to its Facebook page calling it the end of an era.
The long-serving restaurant hopes its loyal customers will show the same love to the new property owner.
No word yet on what's coming to the area.
Unionville Tavern in Mount Pleasant shared a video to its Facebook page calling it the end of an era.
The long-serving restaurant hopes its loyal customers will show the same love to the new property owner.
No word yet on what's coming to the area.
