The Harbour Bar in South Ayrshire

Unprepossessing outside. Lounge closed but public bar open & lively. Everyone seemed gobsmacked that we were walking the ACP. Even more that we'd swam both days, and amazed that I'd skinny dipped. Customers & barmaid pointed us to the beer garden, but in a friendly way. The BG was v basic, just a yard. But the beer was good.

We were traveling through in our motorhome and parked up on the harbour. Went for a walk into town but only got ad far as the harbour in, thought we'd pop in for a quick drink...... 4 hrs later we walked out, locals were welcoming and although due to the strong accents we hardly understood the banter we had a great time, beer and whisky flowed, then some more and it was a great night, prices are the best we've found on a 500 mile trip, selection of whiskies was massive even some rare ones, if you're passing you must go in...

The owners ,Gordon and Jane and their daughter Amy, and staff Yvonne and Bingo John will make you very welcome , if you're Scottish ,it's welcome to everyone ,if you know you know ,brilliant pub.

Visited here from off a tour bus. We had a long time to wait and we were in need of a restorative. We found this place busy but service from Gordon was quick and friendly. Prices very reasonable. The place was busy on a Saturday lunchtime but they all seemed a happy bunch. Nice little beer garden out back. Wish we could have stayed longer.

The staff and the locals in this bar were very welcoming. Keen to chat with you and make you feel at home. Service was great too.

We took a break on a hot summer day here. Great choice of ciders and beers. Also enjoyed the wee garden. They don't serve any food but the owner is very friendly and relaxed and didn't mind us bringing in our food from the chippie across the street! :) Also friendly locals give you a good chat!

Came here out of the rain on a wet October afternoon, had a right good chat and laugh with the locals. Good old fashioned bar, great pint of Tennents, will call in again!!