The best restaurants in South West Scotland

Corrie tea room and golf course are perfect examples of Arran at its best….full of character and welcoming. We had an excellent lunch of sandwiches and delicious soup, with great friendly service. Just what we wanted ahead of playing the wonderful golf course. Would thoroughly recommend.

Pizza was ok, wings had all the hairs still attached, clearly no prep just dumped in a fryer straight out a packet. Macaroni sauce tasted like out a tin and mozzarella sticks were fried in same oil as other food as tasted like meat. BBQ tasted metallic. Really disappointed a was recommended

It's a very cute cafe at Millport and serves tasty panini toasties burgers. The loaded nachos was also pretty good and they were kind e ough to make a vegetarian version for us. The coffee and hot chocolate were a saviour on a rainy cold day in May. We enjoyed our meal at the cafe. The staff was friendly too.

Got a carry out tonight. waited 20 minutes to receive my order but didn’t mind as they seemed to be making everything fresh ! Got home to open the sausage suppers, the chips consisted of pieces of chips and chip ends all squashed together, not one single chip could be identified, just a congealed mass of stuck together bit of chips . For £12.80 terrible food. The plates that were being filled up for the sit in customers had lovely looking fresh chips, so not sure why ours were so bad…disappointing .

Staff at the bar seemed like they couldn’t wait for their shift to end! No customer service and more bothered about their conversation!

Lovely spot for a late snack lunch. So nice to find somewhere with unique character. The apple and blackberry sponge took me right back to being in the kitchen with my Mum ❤️. Also had a great chat with a couple who were out cycling.

Always a good laugh and great staff and service

Promised myself I would go in one day as I come from Saltcoats originally and I am a Railways nostalgia freak. Had to wait on my train on a pouring wet day so in I went. Charming young lady was very welcoming and efficient had a filling bacon roll and a lovely LARGE strong coffee. Spotlessly clean and all the other customers were served in a friendly helpful manner. Well done ladies ticked all the boxes.

Amazing restaurant, hidden away from the world. Food is amazing. Staff warm and welcoming. Decor is lovely. High standard of cleanliness. Highly recommend

Excellent food, friendly staff and cold beer. What else do we need? We had a really nice evening out and always look forward to coming back.

The freshly baked muffins are huge and utterly delicious. They also have a wide range of syrups for flavoured coffees as well as other hot and cold drinks. There’s a god selection of sandwiches, wraps, panini, etc as well as a few other cakes. The service is good, though it can get very busy - a testament to how good it is.

After reading excellent reviews of this place we decided to try it for coffee and cake on the Saturday which were excellent so we booked for Sunday lunch. We both had an excellent cream of mushroom soup accompanied by a lovely roll. My wife had a superb macaroni cheese with hand cut chips and salad. I had a great lasagne and garlic bread. Excellent staff and the sea view whilst having lunch was great. Definitely a worthy of a return visit.

Excellent food and portions. Will be back. Value for money.

Went here for lunch with my husband today ,ordered 2 macaroni dishes with chips they served us both with cold chips non cooked garlic bread which we didn't ask for,we also had a drink each,bill came and they charged us £7.50 extra for garlic bread which we didn't ask for ,bill came to 33 pound which is absolutely disgraceful, plus we were informed from the staff in Iceland the garlic bread they use is bought from there store ,absolute rip off won't be back ,