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

A France meets Ayr night at The Bistro-gorgeous cocktails;interesting menu- onion soup,duck,bourguignon and fish were beautifully cooked; service was,as always,immaculate. Thanks to the whole team for a really lovely evening- looking forward to the next one.

Love the Chestnuts Hotel after an early evening walk along the promenade, great service in a great atmosphere.

Very well looked after polite with it 😊☺️😊

Amazing food, and many gluten free options, including sticky toffee pudding!

Absolutely spot on! Great food and drinks! Place to be visited again and again!!!

We popped in here for a takeaway for the first time as we have heard good things. There's a good selection on offer and it didn't take long. The food was nice enough and reasonably priced but the cheese on the chips didn't melt so wouldn't recommend that tbh, we weren't even given any forks, napkins or sauce?!

The best chippy in Ayrshire , never had a bad takeaway chippy from them , fish is always hot and succulent, pizzas are always hot and delicious, very friendly staff and delivery driver . Wouldn’t go anywhere else for a chippy ! 👍💯

Always a lovely pub, go for karaoke most weeks and it's quite cheap, pet friendly and a lovely atmosphere and aesthetic

The food is okay, but on our visit the service wasn't the best, we had to keep asking for the menu (dessert and coffee) and what we especially didn't like was the service charge added to the bill without our consent which was 8% .... we should be given the choice of wither we pay for that or not , which in our case, due to the service we received we would not have paid

Popped in to hotel to ask if we could see menu for restaurant. The lady on reception was very friendly & most helpful. Menu had a good choice. Meals were lovely. Served quickly by friendly members of staff. Restaurant is nice & comfortable with a relaxed atmosphere. We most definitely will return!

The absolute worst lunch I have had in many, many years. I was charged £6.50 for a tuna and cheese (allegedly) panini that looked like it had been given the last rights four days before, and £3.00 for a *small* dish of incinerated chips. The cutlery wasn't sparkling (to a point where I preferred to eat with my fingers) and the tables were sadly lacking a good wipe down with disinfectant. And don't get me started on the two pint pots on the window ledge with what appeared to be cider vinegar in it covered partially with cling film to trap flies presumably as there was one lost soul already in it's tardy grave. Had I not been with friends and didn't want them to feel uncomfortable, I would have asked for my money back. Would I recommend going to this bar? ... I leave you to answer your own question.

A nice quiet place a hundred meters from the railway station. A pleasant quiet place a hundred meters from the railway station.

Nice establishment , The staff were lovely and friendly. And the food was delicious, but unfortunately, there were too many other things added to my salad that I wasn't expecting or asked for ! This is not a bad thing , but unfortunately there was to much different combinations on my plate which was a bit off putting, ( as if the menu had stated exactly everything my salad would consist of i definitely would not have ordered my choice of food ) sometimes less is more , But definitely get your moneys worth food wise 😋

Stay clear of here. Ordered online and they never sent the food but marked order complete so no way to get money back.

The staff went above and beyond today, my autistic son was upset that they didn't have his favourite (pizza) but they found a way to make one especially for him. The rest of the food was good quality, particularly the t-bone steak and the fish and chips. I didn't have any cash but would have left a gratuity if it had been an option on the card machine so maybe look into this so that the staff can get tips when the service is outstanding.