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Westerly in South Ayrshire
Nº 18 in 432 in South Ayrshire
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This is a top floor restaurant looking over Ayr at Ayr college ran by the hotel and catering staff who did an incredible job today in every aspect Food was amazing and so were the staff. They even surprised my 91 year old mum on her birthday at the end. A lovely day and definitely THE BEST VALUE FOR MONEY IN AYR!
Mark T . 2025-03-06
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Our first visit to Westerley. The quality and presentation of the food was of a high standard, as was the customer service. Good choice of menu, including fish, meat and vegetarian options. The restaurant itself has a nice atmosphere and has views over the river and town. Prices are great value compared to commercial restaurants. Allow plenty of time for a meal because the students are learning as they prepare the food and serve you - it's worth it for the quality of food and for the opportunity to help young people prepare for their careers.
102Wallace . 2025-02-13
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