The best restaurants serving British food in East Ayrshire South West Scotland

Ace. Keep up the good yummy work. Service fast, choice great and ices yay! Great to have this so close by. Maybe not so good for the waistline lol.

This is the nearest location for hot rolls to my house. Its fine in an emergency, but their pricing is a bit random. Roll n Sausage is £1.80 extra bacon is £1, but they charge £3 because a Roll n Bacon is £2 and extra sausage is £1. Sorry if this is a bit too pedantic for some, but it annoys me. Tried their chips yesterday. I won't do that again.

Visited this cafe today, beautiful setting, lovely food and fantastic service. Even gave me a wee extra tub of ice cream for my dog! Will definitely return

We had a lovely time at Lamlash House for its Valentines afternoon tea at the weekend. Very attentive from our welcome in until we left at the end, not rushed. The afternoon tea was served on cakestands along with individual teapots with loose leaf tea which took me back, chosen from a tea menu. The food was delicious, in particular the homemade caramel onion sausage roll. The staff went above and beyond to make our table’s celebration special, a treat. The private house was a former bank and is not open all the time to the public, so you need to look on the website and prebook. The interiors are exceptional with Charles Macintosh in the main dining room. Well worth a visit and well done to the owners for what they have achieved renovating the building and opening the old bank up as something different. We will be back for a third time later in the year.

Good food great staff. Meals snacks baking soup filled rolls and more. Great choice clean and friendly

While touring Scotland on motorbikes we came across this beautiful little gem of a cafe , perfectly cooked quality food

We ate twice here and it was delicious and reasonable, with charming staff. Nothing was too much trouble; it was a very nice experience

Unfortunately my whole visit was not good from the girl that served me - no communication. Looked totally fed up to be there. Got order wrong (obviously as was so disinterested when taking order) Shop not busy but order took a while to come. My french toast was so greasy. Very disappointing On a previous visit I had the same experience with same waitress - almost a bother to take order

3 of us were in today for the 1st time it was absolutely amazing great value for money and portions were also good absolutely lovely service definitely be back soon

Absolutely amazing wee cafe. The staff and service are just great. Really cracking wee place with a genuinely lovely atmosphere.

Bike group coffee/lunch morning, 11.00, only two staff on, asked what we wanted to drink, wouldn't take food orders until everyone had there drinks, finally took food orders just after 12.00, 25 min wait for the food but it was nice.

First time in over a year, been many times in past. This time, disappointing. Prices higher than similar type establishments and portion sizes not what they used to be despite this. Fat on the bacon topping my burger was almost raw. Salad bland, used to come with a lovely dressing. Small basket of fries. £19 for an underwhelming burger. A family member had a chicken dish, again £19. One chicken breast, a tiny portion of rice, some sauce and a chopped carrot that didn't belong on the plate. A bowl of maccaroni £17 and much smaller than in the past. Two desserts, £8.50 each for the tiniest piece of fudge cake and only marginally larger cheese cake which was more of a firm mouse. Finally £4.50 for a pint of lemonade. Eating out isn't cheap anywhere decent now but if im going to be charged such as this, I expect good food and not to feel as though I'm still hungry.

First booked the Sorn Inn for an anniversary meal for 17 people and everyone (including children) loved the food. Have been twice more and will be back for the new set menu on Wednesday. Fantastic food and our host David was very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Chef's menus are fine dining but at reasonable prices. Certainly our new place to eat out. Thanks David.

I have no idea how this place is able to operate, nor how it has positive reviews. The air is overpoweringly musty and the place has the dank atmosphere of a funeral home. I couldn't drink my tea as there was a reek of mold on the teacup I was given. The scones were awful, hidden by a thick layer of jam and cream that only served to make them somehow worse. Avoid like the plague - this place isn't quaint, it's just awful.

We had a pleasant dinner in the Library at Dumfries House as part of a Christmas Festive Candlelit Tour of the house. With extravagant Christmas decorations the setting for a festive dinner was superb. Service by the young staff was very good and the dinner satisfactory though no choice. It was traditional Christmas fare but somewhat dry, overcooked turkey while the smoked salmon with salmon mousse was perfect. I would do it again!