Rozelle in South Ayrshire

Great little tea room in Rozelle park. Once again I opted for the club sandwich which was excellent. I also added the soup as it was one of my favourite ones. Had a slice of cake and a coffee. All very good and would highly recommend this tea room.

Fab lunch Cullen skink and teriyaki chicken and noodles Lovely staff great coffee Give it a try you won’t be disappointed 👍👍👍

Always visit Rozelle when on holiday in the area and as always, were not disappointed. There were 10 of us in our party and we didn't book ahead but they found a table for us and squeezed us in. The food was fabulous and all homemade - I had a lovely jacket potato with prawns & chilli mayo followed by a delicious St Clements cake with cream. The staff were brilliant - really friendly and helpful.

A nice cafe to stop at while in the country park. Located in the basement of the main house. There was a nice choice of menu including some daily specials We ordered an Americano coffee and a pot of tea plus a slice of coconut and raspberry sponge cake and rhubarb pie with cream. The cakes were definitely home made and we were very delicious, so were the hot drinks Ladies and gents toilets were available here too Service was lovely and friendly as well. A really nice place to stop

Worst customer service in my life, in fact was never served. Person taking orders inside totally ignored us. Maybe don,t need our custom when busy in Summer, but we are locals and will never be back.

Can’t thank the staff enough, for their understanding of my nervous dog. They are very accommodating, friendly and polite. Well done

I love Rozelle and we go regularly when we are up. You can sit outside in good weather or inside in all weathers. It's a vibrant, lively place and also has the calm of the gardens and the gallery. Good service, we had a mix up on our order which was quickly sorted out and the food is lovely. I usually always have the baked potato but could be tempted my the specials. I always have their coffee cake though, either to eat in or take away, it is the best.

Had a fantastic day there today with my family and thoroughly enjoyed walking in the woods. I took bird food with me and had numerous birds landing on my hand to take the seeds. The food in the restaurant was first class and we couldn't have had better service if we tried, once again, many thanks the management and staff for looking after us.

Hidden gem and worth a visit. The club sandwich was brilliant and a small cup of homemade soup just topped it off nicely. Can’t wait to return... Great little tea room.

I came here especially after seeing a new dish being promoted on Facebook, Pear, Blue cheese and Walnut Crostini. I booked in advance, which is advisable and was shown to my table outside. I had just come from a walk at Greenan beach to see the castle, so had pockets full of shells and pebbles, it must have looked a bit odd when I put them on the table!! It was a relief to sit down and relax and enjoy my food at my own pace, I had two coffees and also had to go for the homemade rhubarb pie, everything was delicious, and efficient team of waitresses, especially handling a busy summer's day afternoon, with lots of people wanting to dine. I will purposely visit this cafe again when in Ayr next

Visited here on Father's Day with my family for the first time and was not disappointed. The food was lovely and so were the staff. Great selection of specials and cakes. We had steak baguettes and selection of toasties and all finished with various cakes and puddings. Good sized portions and very reasonably priced also. Will definitely return.

Had some cake and tea here. Both were nice enough and staff seemed friendly. Could be cheaper though!

Great to be back! Food is still excellent. The ploughman's is a work of art. It is comfortable and welcoming. Safety procedures are observed to the letter

This is a lovely cafe. The coffee is really good. Lovely food and amazing homebaked cakes. Can highly recommend.

The food and service were fantastic.. in the most perfect setting. I took my whole family there - 9 of us - and they catered to every child and adult whim. The raspberry and coconut cake was to die for. I love sitting outside having decent coffee, smelling the roses and looking at the awesome nature around. Ayr is lucky to have such a resource.

Called with family again last week and once again we were blown away with the quality of the food and the service that we received. Our party comprised of six adults and three children and everyone cleared their plates. Can't understand why previous customers have written negative reviews about the staff as we found the service to be first class, we wouldn't hesitate to eat there again in the future, well done to all concerned.

Overpriced. Crammed in. Not relaxing in the least and drafty. Staff mostly don't seem to care and disgusted to hear a member of staff swearing under her breath near to my children as a customer didn't now where to pay. Give it a miss. Other much better cafes closeby. Sorry to be so negative as pirate exhibition in the house was great and a huge thanks to the fab staff who couldn't do enough.

Arrived at 3.45 pm to be informed that the tearoom shut at 4pm however we were "allowed" to stay! Service was stilted and rude and clearly she was put out that she still had to serve us (didn't get her name), although three other people were served after us! An English accent is clearly not liked!Plenty of nice naughty treats and cakes to choose from. Shocked at the price - this place is expensive and cannot understand why? A small pot of tea between two with a slice of cake each came to £11. DID WONDER WHETHER MY ACCENT DOUBLED THE PRICE?! Never again and NOT recommended.

Not family friendly at all. Food and drink is fine but not worth it for the very poor customer service. Obviously they do not want children in the premises as we were told to wait in the hall and pushed out of the way.

Lovely little tearoom which is sadly let down by rude waiting staff. It was very busy at the time of our visit, with all tables full, but absolutely no excuse to treat customers like they are an inconvenience. What we had was nice, but we left feeling angry and upset at how we were treated. For this reason I would not recommend.

Called with family earlier this week, the building itself looks run down from the outside but we were pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food that we all recieved. The only down side to our visit was that whilst sitting outside in the sunshine we were joined at the next table by a family that had two French Bulldogs that snorted like pigs, we felt like moving inside but decided to stay and suffer the snorting, we will think twice about eating outside again when we go back. Well worth a second visit.

Disappointing visit here on Sunday morning. Subjected to a prolonged fire alarm.....staff member stated it was a test but only after I enquired. ....it appeared not...as a male member of kitchen staff could be seen frantically wafting a teatowel in the kitchen. Also endured prolonged noise of coffee beans being ground. Far from a relaxing visit.Please note.....if you order a decaf coffee....you are served an instant coffee.....as I later learned from an employee at Rozelle Tearooms.

rozelle has lovely gardens to explore and enjoy a great day out in the summer lovely for children and to have a picnic well worth a visit

While taking friends from England round the area we stopped off here for lunch in the cafe. Really good decision as not bad choice of food and from other tables large pieces of cake on offer. Staff friendly and good location, with a walk round the park to finish our visit.

Lovely walk round park see if you can find the soldiers carved from tree trunks. Lovely little cafe with great service. Enjoyed the Art exhibition which was free entry.

Lovely to see the old Rozelle still there, the carvings of memorial to the forces were excellently done and the cafe was good home style baking

Such lovely service, not only are the surroundings bright, friendly and inviting but the staff are too. Will definetly be back again.

My wife and I popped in to this quaint little tearoom whilst visiting the Maclaurin Galleries. Attentive staff, a good range of nibbles and cakes to eat or takeaway. I opted for the Haggis and Cheddar Toastie and my wife the Tuna and Red Onion toastie both very tasty and well presented along with some salad and coleslaw. Worth a visit if you are in the area!

After a lovely stroll through Rozelle Park and a visit to the art gallery we went into the coffee shop in the old mansion house for a bit of lunch and a short rest. Good choice on menu from soup and sandwhiches to toasties and home made treats. Hot and cold drinks available and very helpful friendly staff. High chairs available for the little one, colouring books and crayons and some books to keep the kids amused. There is also outdoor seating for the occasional days when the sun is shinning.

good coffee in the wee café and nice scones too. Between 2pm and 3pm they do a cup of tea/coffee and cake of the day for £3. There were lots of exhibitions of art work to see while you are visiting.

Very disappointed taste of coffee was very watery and only had one scone left at 1pm The building is in need of repair

This is a very pretty park used by locals and visitors alike to walk their dogs and take in all the beautiful old species of trees. There is a Duck Pond too which is a delight to walk round. All finished off with a delightful little Tea Room in Rozelle House.

We had a delicious piece of cake with a good cup of coffee. The outdoor seating area was ideal for us & our dog. Staff were very friendly. Worth doing the Ayr Park Run to earn this piece of cake!

Reasonable coffee and service but really nothing special and value only average. Part of the Rozelle gallery complex

Called in for food while football festival on. Very welcoming, great variety & reasonably priced. The home baking is lush. Dogs welcome on terrace.

Nos convertimos en perdido mientras busca cerca de Robert Burns Cottage y tropezamos Rozelle Estate y tetería. Esta fue nuestra primera parada en nuestro primer día en Escocia, y ya que necesitábamos para tomar el almuerzo, nos sentamos en el pintoresco y alegre tearoom. Pedimos sopa y sándwiches. Las raciones eran grandes y la sopa estaba particularmente delicioso. Todos los sándwiches venían con col. Todos teníamos té y pasteles más que dos además de seleccionar para compartir. Nos instalamos en la tarta de merengue de limón y Chocolate Tarta de nogal. Ambos eran frescas y excepcional. Este era un encantador y por casualidad tearoom que terminan en. Disfrutamos mucho más que nuestra parada prevista. Hizo un comienzo estupendo para nuestra memorable visita de primavera a Escocia. Si usted está visitando el nacimiento de Robert Burns, hacer parada en Rozelle para el almuerzo. Nos encantó!

Mi hija y yo decidimos entrar por una taza de té después de visitar el parque rozelle. Teníamos una taza de té, una botella de agua con gas y mis dos nietos pequeños tenía un hielo cada uno. calipo piruletas El té era una bolsita de té en una tetera de metal barato, que sabían nada especial para decir lo menos, pero cuesta £2. 40. El agua con gas era una botella supermercado 45 pence con un vaso que ni siquiera tienen hielo, pero nos cobraron £1. 95. Los dos polos calipo de hielo lo que eran todavía Cafe rozelle decidieron cobrar 2 libras cada uno, lo que no es nada corto de puro la especulación dado que sainsburys puede vender 6 de esas dos libras y aún así obtener beneficios. ! Nos cuestionamos nuestra factura total pero no explicación o disculpa.

Visitamos La Casa Galerías Rozelle para ver la exposición goudie. Después de haber viajado por más de una hora, el primer puerto de llamada fue la Tetería para café. Me encantó. Las tartas eran más que un stock de panadería y delicioso. Luego de haber visto la exposición decidimos volver para comer y no nos decepcionó. fue una excelente relación calidad-precio, aunque sospecho que algunas personas pueden pensar que es un poco caro, no al todo en comparación con algunos mucho más pobres ofertas que he tenido! El personal era encantador y servicial y muy amable. Bien merece una visita sólo para el salón!

Visitado en la mañana de lunes para café y huevos revueltos en una tostada. Nos dieron una cálida bienvenida del personal encantador y los huevos revueltos era delicioso, como siempre. Las tartas de aspecto genial pero por desgracia no dio tiempo para tener uno. Así regresaremos pronto. Realmente disfrutamos de nuestra visita.

Disfrutamos de un sabroso almuerzo ligero aquí después de visitar exposiciones Hanter GOUDIE TAM o el. Me quedé agradablemente sorprendido por el entorno, muy Cath Kidston en decoración. Tostado de queso azul, panini con nueces y jamón de Parma muy sabroso, con una pequeña ayuda del casero de col. Preciosa casa esponja horneados. Sin embargo, a £19. 80 Por eso y sopa de mi esposo y un pedacito de queso asado además de té era bastante caro, pensé. Volvería. Personal muy amable y eficiente.

I popped in here today while attending the Goudie Tam O'Shanter exhibition. My intention was to have a coffee only but the smell of the kitchen got the better of me and remembering I had yet to have lunch I sat down to peruse the menu. While awaiting my order I tasted some of their Americano coffee while was infinitely better than the mush served in these Barista coffee houses. After a wait of only a few minutes my Club Sandwich duly arrived, looking much better that I expected - chicken, bacon, mayo on toasted bread and salad leaves done in a very tasty dressing. A few crisps also graced the plate.It was the best Club Sandwich I have ever had and on leaving I suggested to the waitress that a plate of this be placed in the gallery above as it could only be described as a work of art. She departed to pass this on to the chef.What more is there to say?

Drawn to this venue by Goudie's Tam O'Shanter painting exhibition and thought lunch would be in order before viewing the paintings. Outside of the building is scruffy and weeds are growing out the gutters above the front door. We descended down a scruffy narrow stair to be met by walls decorated with 'graffiti-style' artwork - reminiscent of a 1980's youth club. The café area is in a room with barred windows which had us looking for the fire escape and the overall impression was that it needed freshening up.Very pleasant and attentive staff but the food was expensive for what we got. Started with soup, which was tasty but portion control is seriously tight - half-filled bowls and one slice of bread. The sandwiches featured bread that didn't excite, the coleslaw came in miniscule portions and we were left thinking that we should have spent our cash elsewhere. The coffee was tasty and piping hot - probably the highlight of our visit.So in a nutshell - Couldn't recommend it and certainly will not be back. Still feeling sore about the final bill.

My husband and I went to Rozelle on a Saturday afternoon. We had lunch in the restaurant, which was very good and the service was excellent. Average prices.We went to the pond to walk around it to see the wood carvings of World War 1. The walk is a bit muddy and there were no signs to let you know which way to go. This walk is not really suitable for wheelchairs.I would recommend a visit

Often pleasantly busy(good sign) Often sit outside with the dogs. Good, standard cakes, scones soup etc

As we arrived, the tearoom was filled with guests. Despite this, service was excellent, we did not have to wait. The menu catered for all tastes, perhaps too extensive as deciding what to order was not easy. The food was excellent, the service friendly, a real gem, certainly not to be missed.

We had two bits of great cake but the coffee was awful. Very stewed. Just under a tenner for two bad coffees and cake was steep.The place looked in need of sprucing up.The staff did seem nice.

My partner and I visit this tearoom for lunch every time we are in Ayr.... Staff are lovely and the cakes!!! Omg!!!! Home baked and what a choice!!!!

Went with a group of friends . As always had a lovely lunch . Homely food and the cakes are yum all made by them . As always great service and friendly staff . The weather was great so we had a lovely walk in the park and around the duck pond .. A nice wee day out .

I love going to rozelle wheather it be using the gallery and cafe or just taking a picnic and sitting in the surrounding gardens and parkland and of course exploring the wooded walk and the duck pond, this is a great place for the outdoor lover.

Small quaint cafe. Staff were friendly, efficient and courteous. Had wonderful homemade soup and the sandwich was fresh and plentiful. A hidden gem!

We were doing a murder mystery walk and came across the galleries as part of a clue, decided to stop for coffee. Sat outside as weather lovely and we had dog with us! Staff were exceptional and eager to please! The cakes were lovely as was the coffee! Lovely place to stop!

Have been coming to this tea room for some years and have always found it to be very pleasant I was very surprised to find that at 12.30pm they had run out of baked potatoes and the attitude of the staff was very off putting for any return visit.

We had been walking around Rozelle grounds and the 2020:vision display in the morning and fancied a light lunch. We were round the back of the gallery building and saw people having coffee outside so decided to investigate, What a little gem we found - seating about 30-people inside, the cafe offers a comprehensive range of light lunches - we had home made minestrone soup served with a toasted open "sandwich" - I had the bacon and cheese. It was delicious and satisfying - so much so that we could not avail ourselves of the huge cake selection. This is a good reason to back along with the reasonable prices and good service.

We were camped in the park for an event so had to try the tea rooms. We went for breakfast - delicious bacon roll and pancakes with syrup. tea and coffee were lovely. Have to mention the staff who were really friendly and helpful. We sat outside on the terrace as we had a dog with us ( who got a welcome and a biscuit too!) The range of cakes was marvelous - all home made - we didn't make it back for tea but a friend went and got cakes to take-away for us. Absolutely delicious! Have to say if we lived near enough we would be here every week. Can't understand why it isn't packed out!

Fantastic place to walk your dog, Nice food and quaint coffee shop. There is also a great picture gallery

Don't be fooled by this small tea room. It is wonderful. Staff are friendly and the food is excellent and not too expensive. Wonderful cakes,biggest problem was which one t choose.

I have eaten here many times and once again had a lovely lunch at Rozelle . As always great service friendly staff and most of all all home made food very tasty . Their cakes are a must try so yummy . I will be back .

Visit the wooden sculptures these are truly amazing...rozelle is so well kept although watch out for the dog walkers

If you, like me, get the feeling that waiting staff are too keen to clear you out once you've eaten, this is the place to try. We pitched up, after walking the dog, and sat outside (dog friendly, child friendly patio/lawn). We ordered coffee and cake - and the conversation flowed. Two hours later we ordered lunch. Not many places you can do this and still feel welcome! The soups and paninis are great but the cakes are to die for! It is a bit pricy but I guess you come to expect that from an art gallery/country house. The absolute best time to go is on a sunny day when you can sit outside.

Love coming here but I do feel it costs a small bank loan to have a meal here. Still love going though! Especially after a walk around rozelle!

Lovely soup and snacks, a bit different. Friendly and helpful staff. Bright interior and decor.seating outside where dog walkers are made welcome with well behaved doggy water bowls. The home baking it lovely, generous portions. You can buy vouchers for a lovely afternoon tea.

Rozelle Park is one of Ayr's gems. It is firstly a largish park suitable for relaxed excercise, sport, photography, dog walking or just feeding the ducks with the kids. At the centre is Rozelle House, primarily a very good Art exhibition facility. Entrance is free. At the rear is Rozelle Tearooms. Here you can get take away beverages and ices etc. to supplement your picnic or you can sit inside or out for a more traditional meal or snack. The staff are very friendly, the premises are really clean and the food is varied country fare, which is of a high standard for the price paid. A very flexible and friendly establishment for that less formal midday meal.

Homebaking, fresh sandwiches and homemade soup are the order of the day at the Rozelle Tearoom. This lovely little eaterie is tucked away at the rear of Rozelle House and has an outside seating area thats perfect for hot sunny days. And today was a hot sunny day! Peter Howson the artist is a Patron of the gallery here and something of a regular. He knows a good thing when he sees it.They also have highchairs for the little ones and water bowls so pet pooches can have a drink too. Staff are cheerful and efficient and the place is clean and nicely decorated. We hadn't planned to drop in for lunch but after our walk around the estate, but it seemed like a good idea. The homemade soup was absolutely delicious. A visit to the park and the tearoom highly recommended!