The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South West Scotland

Auchengree is a nice farm shop and tea room but they risk pricing themselves out of the market. The tearoom is cosy with lovely views and pleasant staff. A toastie with a tiny salad at £9.90 is pushing things. Cans at £2.45 is a rip off. A standard latte was increased in price by £1.50 as we asked for oat milk and a syrup, the latte ended up being £5.50! These are bordering on city prices. Not sure if I’d go back.

I visit frequently with my friends and family. The food is always very good, as is the tea/coffee. We've always found the staff to be very welcoming, friendly, and efficient. Another main selling point for me is that the tea room is dog friendly, inside and out. A previous review complained bitterly about this, but I've never seen any badly behaved dogs on my many visits over the past few years.

Went in at 11.40 to be told i couldnt have a lunch menu until 11.45 I said thats fine by the time we pick what we want it wld be nearly 12. The server then stated that this was not allowed, however by the time she said this it was 11.50 so we could then get the lunch menu. The server then asked if we could put the buggy down as there was no room. No bother we said. She then came to take the order. My 2 grandaughters wanted sausages... no sorry we dont have any sausage. What cafe does not have sausage when it is clearly on the menu. At this point we advised we would go elsewhere. From start to finish the server was a jobs worth with no manners and we got the vibe that this small place is not child friendly, and is for the elderly only.

Wonderful experience! Efficient, friendly staff. Enjoyed a relaxing cappuccino, and a delicious empire biscuit. The restaurant/café is small but very comfortable, safe and clean. Looking forward to going back for a meal.

Popped in after a walk for a plate of soup and a coffee. Funnily enough when the soup arrived my initial thought was " I hope it tastes better than it looks " Unfortunately it didn't...probably the worst tasting soup I've had in years . Watery, pale and totally bland...it was meant to be Vegetable but I couldn't actually work out WHAT it tasted of...but it wasn't pleasant. A few mouthfuls was enough for me and I left the rest. Staff member who came to clear it away didn't even bother to ask if there was something wrong, in fact she didn't say a word...says it all really . £10 for a soup and a coffee. We won't be going back .

The Vegetarian Nut Roast with Mashed Potatoes and selected vegetables (2) is scrumptious to the taste and I have had this a few times sometimes with petit pois and other times with carrots and cabbage. The sauce is just the right amount and very tasty. This dish is Mouth watering food with Gourmet Master Chef Presentation!

Absolutely disgusting couldn’t eat it and don’t go there waste your money and waited about 40 mins for the food

Not very Bonny , spit and sawdust , needs renovation wouldn’t grace it with my presence again. Think a lot of alcoholics drink here I felt a bit intimidated

Do yourself a favour and order the Scottish oak smoked salmon sandwich with lemon mayonnaise, side salad and crisps. Quality!

Stopped in Maybole for a bite to eat on our way to our lodge and found this charming café. Friendly attentive staff and lovely fresh homemade food. Tomato & red pepper soup and toasty were delicious. Cheese burger, chips and salad was yummy! Wee gem!

No restaurant it closed down no COVID care or track and trace all the locals stand at bar with no masks and you have to watch when female staff member fills your glass up with drink that been sitting under tap ( lager)

Had a great party on Saturday Staff were brilliant very friendly, buffet was served which was top quality, well done to the staff

We have visited this cafe a few times recently as its quite good. The food is reasonably priced and worth the money. They stop selling hot food about 3.30, so you do need to get there quite early as it's quite popular. They have recently changed the name of the cafe to - cafe at the park and we don't particularly like it but other than that it's good.

Many businesses are closing in Kilmarnock but not this one. Any lunchtime the tables inside are mostly occupied and there is a queue for takeaways. The food is great. I always enjoy whatever I have and the prices are so reasonable. Normally your plate will be piled up with food and as a rough estimate on price for a plate of hot food and a drink would be about £5 a head! MUCH better than a McDonald's AND you are supporting a local business.

We popped in here for a quick bite to eat and we were not disappointed. They have a great menu selection, which are all reasonably priced and a cake cabinet full of delicious cakes which are all homemade. Service was great and very friendly, only issue we had was my toastie wasn't toasted long enough but we will return to try something else!