The Cosy Corner Tea Room in South Ayrshire

Not a tea room. Just a basic cafe. Coffee was awful. Tea served in a mug. Cakes under glass domes looked like they'd been there for a week. Shabby decor. Service mediocre

We had soup which was excellent , our rolls and coffee were terrific the service was fast and friendly , and it was cosy. Nothing to fault at all.

Popped in while on holiday. The staff were very friendly and helpful with information on where to get a nessie toy for my son. The tea was lovely and hot. Had the lemon meringue pie and is one of the best I have tasted. My husband had the breakfast and thoroughly enjoyed it. If we come back to Ayr I would definitely visit again and recommend to any family or friends that might visit

This cafe lives up to its name. Service excellent and food excellent too. Offers a varied menu from breakfast to lunch. Homemade soup was delicious. Great selection of cakes too. We will return.

First time in here Was so lovely Nice and clean Friendly and helpful staff Nothing was a bother to them The food was lovely

A long standing and much loved cafe in the town centre, up the Kirkgate. Whether its a cup of tea and a scone or a full breakfast or even a full lunch (I recommend the chicken supreme toastie), it is always beautfully cooked and prepared. The owner and staff are always friendly and chatty. The cafe has a well maintained and clean small toilet.

We stumbled across the totally cute cafe after many attempts elsewhere but so pleased we found this little gem. The service was so friendly and our plates were clean. After a delicious lunch. The scottish decor was perfect. We’d highly recommend.

Cosy Corner tea room is up a small cobbled lane just off the Main Street , I ordered the all day breakfast with a coffee the staff friendly and Attentive and the Cafe was Covid friendly with 5 large plastic screens separating tables my breakfast was warm and very enjoyable and we will be back 10/10 in my view

One of the best Tearooms in Ayr Town, just next to the Auld Kirk of Ayr built by Oliver Cromwell. The restraunt is great for tea or a beautiful fat free morning fryup breakfast. Warm and friendly to all, the tearoom is a great nook to stop off at! Reasonably priced and good quality!

My Sister and I go here quite a bit, excellent food, worth the money, the staff are fabulous, very friendly, love the building. I would recommend this place.

Great service value for money. Very clean and the food is good. Staff so friendly worth a visit going again tomorrow.

A bit out of the way next to the Auld Kirk lychgate. Small and seems to have a regular and older clientele with a menu tailored to their needs and good bargain combos. Comfortable with several seats at each tables. Prices were good and the food tasty in reasonable portions. Quaint internal and external decor. Beware they don't tell you but - it's cash only although they probably accept cheques!

A nice little cafe with friendly staff. Had a small beef burger which was very nice. The sandwich my friend had was also very nice. The prices very reasonable. The only complain was they only serve cups of tea not pots.

were out shopping and wanted a coffee and snack and went to have a bite the service was realy good and friendly and got pots of tea and coffee

Real friendly place and good food, lovely atmosphere and décor, been quite a few times and never had any complaints, worth a visit.

we really enjoy coming in to the cosy tea room we love our toasted scones with cream the staff are lovely nothing is to much trouble for them

Popped in for a bite to eat while in town. Not many free tables as this tea room is always quite busy.We had Lentil Soup, Toastie, Mince Roll, Cheesecake, Coffee and Tea. All lovely. My wife especially liked the Cheesecake. All the food is home made and delicious.We are making this a regular stop when in town. I can thoroughly recommend this tea room.

This looked a good place for lunch but as there was a steep step I popped in to ask if they had wheelchair access as my son is a wheelchair user. the owner? told me disabled people in wheelchairs had no problems getting inside and, no, she didn't have a ramp. I walked out and she followed me into the street shouting at me that wheelchairs had no problem getting inside. How did she expect my son to negotiate a steep step in his electric wheelchair? He is unable to walk at all. The woman was generally abusive and we beat a hasty retreat while she stood outside shouting at us. I cannot vouch for the food as we couldn't get in but the woman deserves no customers.

As the name says cosy corner it was just lovely soup n sanni lovely well done great price and lovely staff on the whole a lovely place to have lunch

Reviewed this cafe befre and have been back several times since. Friendly, good service very decent, good value simple food. A bit of a hidden gem off the High Street but well worth seeking out.

Hidden out of the way up the Kirkport. My wife and Mother-in-Law took me here, against their better judgement they said! At first I felt it was a bit 'twee' but I was wrong. Soups are very good, food simple but tasty and filling. Staff very nice (and chatty) and attentive. Excellent value for money.

I visited the Cosy Corner with my partner, father & 9 month old baby. We were greeted warmly and were served with a lovely cooked breakfast each. The lady who ran the tea rooms took time out of her busy kitchen to come out front and chat with us for a few minutes. To be honest, if I ran an establishment as fine as this I would want to meet every customer! It was an absolute pleasure to dine there.

Was introduced to the cosy corner this morning by my wife who used to frequent the tea room with her son who is now 40 although it's at the end of a cul de sack and off the high St it is a warm friendly welcome by staff and attentive to our needs the breakfast was lovely and the whole experience was very pleasant I highly recommend a visit if you are in Ayr shopping or just visiting we will certainly not walk past in future