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Absolute value for money. The portions are massive, and the food quality is great. I think the chicken pakoras need to be replaced with chicken doner, and also, the chicken tikka needs more taste to it as it's quite bland.

Visited for lunch. Overpriced food and poor quality . Service was awful and not the fault of the young waiter who unfortunately had just started . Price for lasagne on the specials was extortionate ! Wouldn’t have minded but it was tasteless and I think chef forgot to add the sauce . Curry was tasty but sauce very watery . If the waiting staff had done a check back then would have told them at the time but no check back . We did say to the senior waitress about lasagne when collecting plates and the response was yeah ! . Waitress brought a glass of wine to table but left dirty glasses sitting ? When paying bill and asked if all ok when I said no I was told I should have told them at check back when I said we had no check back young lad who had just started was told off but actually was older lady who served us! Was given a bottle of wine as an apology . Much preferred to have had the uneaten food removed from bill but better than nothing .

We’ve been here at least twice now for dinner and lunch. Okay atmosphere but the food was average and mediocre. Cafeteria food at expensive prices. Expect frozen tinned vegetables, small portions and burnt food. Overall not great value. Won’t be rushing back here again which is a shame because the setting is lovely. Many specials were not available on the day either. This happened on both occasions.

My 74 year old mum crashed her car today outside the cafe. While she was waiting for the recovery truck she went into the cafe as she was cold and it was going dark. She was shaken up and really cold and was told you were closing up. She told the waitress she had crashed her car and asked if she could just warm up in there while they closed up for a few minutes. The waitress said she would ask her boss but came back and said no - sending my mum back out into the cold on her own. The decent thing to do would have been to ask if she’s ok, offer her a cup of tea and show a little bit of compassion. Really really poor show. It really would have taken very little effort and she wasn’t asking for much. I’m absolutely disgusted by you.

Super staff, really friendly. Plenty space t sit and enjoy our cakes and lovely selection of fresh baked. Lunch looked super too and great cake for money.

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Excellent staff and great food. We ordered too much because it all sounded so good and we were hungry. The food was very good. The staff very welcoming and fun to talk with. Lovely place.

What a wonderful place, staff are so friendly and the deserts you are spoilt for choice. The ice creams looked incredible and tasted even better.

Lovely authentic little pub. Alan was a very friendly host. It was great to find out about the history of the pub. If you find yourself off the beaten tourist track, pop on for a wee dram.

we were regulars here and brought a friend on Friday My.husband ordered nd.by.midtske omitted yp ask.for.my.toast yo be.left.inbutterrd as eating butter hospitalised.me Naturally it came buttered and I.asked politely for a dry.l.pirce which arrived few moments later tjhe waitress a bout.q7 arrived to order properly.in.future and I was mortified by.her lecture at age 80. Will not banging again

If you want a cheap and good meal then go here

Before we arrived had speedy replies ro any questions, owner called us on the day to check when we would be arriving as he had to pop out and didn't want to miss us. On arrival we were met by Emma who was just so friendly helpful and smiley we booked breakfast for the next day for £8 each. We went to the bistro for tea prices of drinks reasonable and for the size of the portions of food the price reasonable again we were served well by Emma. The room was fairly clean and comfortable peeling borders on the walls weren't great and folder on window ledge was quite dusty but otherwise room spot on. Loved the history of the navaar and how they tried to incorporate within the decorations in the room. Was very shocked to arrive back after a day in Edinburgh to find the room had been service and supplies restocked really nice touch. Could hear the bus going passed quite early in the morning but I'm a very light sleeper.

I came in here for breakfast after leaving my son's car at a garage. As their first customer, I was able to choose a table near the living flame gas fire. There was a small bottle of sterile sanitiser on each table along with "Track and Protect" cards and a pen to use with them. I ordered a full Scottish breakfast with a large cappuccino and a glass of water. It wasn't long before everything arrived. The breakfast was well cooked and presented, the coffee was in a large mug with the frothy milk and chocolate on top and the water was in a large glass with ice.The waitress was polite and friendly.I could not have asked for anything to have improved my breakfast and the experience.I can thoroughly recommend Pandora in Ayr for a "Perfect Start" to your day.

We ate here on Saturday past, we both had the macaroni with chips. Both the chips ( home cooked ) and the macaroni again home cooked were to die for, the best macaroni we have ever tasted. A very big well done to the staff and the chef.

Backpacking from Sallochy along a difficult route to Inversnaid to reach this haven. Transport picked us up and transported us to the venue there & back. Great food and hospitality. Staff were brilliant and so helpful. Evening meal, breakfast and packed lunch all excellent so compliments to the chefs. Just a great quirky converted Chapel with good facilities.