The best restaurants in Doon Valley East Ayrshire South West Scotland

Had lunch excellent lovely staff nice cosy ambience will be back 😀

Delicious starters followed by pink roast beef. Speedy staff. I think an open log fire would add to the ambiance, especially with cold weather coming up. Every country pub should have one!

Went out if their way to provide excellent service. Meal beautifully well presented and delightful. Worth a further visit for another treat from the menu.

Staff are so friendly, cheerful and helpful, really set the tone for a pleasant lunch. The food was great, big portions and really tasty. Thank you Kayleigh for making our lunch special 🙂. We'll be back!

Stumbled upon this little village pub while wandering about in Scotland. The owner's kindness is second to none, and the locals were very welcoming, suggesting places to go see. Dogs are welcome, there is also a pool table available. Since we were sleeping in the car, the owner immediately proposed us to stay in the back of the pub in a sheltered parking spot, also provided a kettle of hot water to keep us warm. This place might not look like much on first sight, but we had a really great time there !

First off, their prices are ridiculous. We tried them a year ago and paid more for a take home curry than we did when we go sit down at a restaurant!! The food tasted ok back then. Nothing memorable but not awful. I saw the sign that they were under new ownership. I thought I'd try them again. I wouldn't have thought it was possible, but they've gotten worse. I paid more than £25 for 2 ckn curries and 2 naans. No rice. No starters. Not even a poppadom. 25 POUNDS. I made my own 'hoose rice'. Flavour: my son got the HOT Garlic chili which was not hot at all. Did they think we look like people who can't handle spicy food? The korma tastes like it came from a cheap jar sauce. I thought the saving grace would be the Peshawari Naan. The previous owners made a great peshawari naan, but nope. Doughy. Bland. No honey. Forget this place. I can't stand when places price gouge us because we're in a rural area. I couldn't believe their prices and then the low quality food. It's such an insult. If you want GREAT Indian food at an amazing price (£6 for a starter, curry, AND rice for lunch), then look at Jai Apur in Ardrossan. Those folks know how to make a tasty curry that's easy on the wallet. It's worth the drive. As for this place, drive past. Give it a miss.

Ordered Tandoori Chicken, got chip shop fried chicken with absolutely no spicing. Sauce had a strange after taste and was very greasy. Wanted boiled rice, they only do fried. Tried to support local food, but not going back for this. Pretty awful.