The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South West Scotland

My partner and I stopped here for lunch with our 2 year old son today. My partner joined the queue to place our order while I took our little boy to find a seat as we had been on our feet all morning and he was getting tired, hungry and a little grumpy. A woman stopped us with a shout across the cafe and told us we were not able to take a seat until we had been served at the counter. I explained that my partner was waiting in the queue to place our order while we selected a table. This was not sufficient to allow us a seat however. The red haired waitress who repeatedly called me darling while carrying on a public argument with me was determined that my tired little boy be denied a seat while we waited for lunch. I thought this was an unusual way to treat customers but when we were eventually allowed to sit down, I overheard the same woman subject two other customers to similar treatment so I assume this is standard procedure in this cafe. We will not be back.

Nice lunch staff always pleasant and helpful. Food always freshly made and very reasonably priced. Always plenty of choices.

Absolute daylight robbery. £27 for a can of 7up, a weak squash, soup with a roll, a cheeseburger - looked chucked together and had nothing with it at all, a tiny omelette which was burnt (again, nothing with it), and a cheese toastie, which arguably was just cheese and toasted bread.

Travelled up from Manchester to meet family before the football. They allowed me entry, allowed me to buy drinks then told me I had to find a table or leave… Was then thrown out with no refund for the drink I’d just paid for. Usually use this as the main meeting place with family and friends pre-match but won’t be back!

place was untidy ,tables needed clearing and food was not great generaly it did not give a good impression of the store or cafe

Very busy, but very vibrant ,service was good

Drove to Dobbie's for lunch at 1pm today. The roll and sandwich counter was busy as usual, but the hot food counter was empty, I liked the look of the cauliflour cheese, a waited to be served, and waited, and waited. To my left people were being served, to my right ( coffee point) people we being served, i made a point of looking like I would like to be served, i noticed a staff member or possibly the cafe boss made a great job of ignoring me as she wandered backward and forth several times. Eventually I gave up, I shan't be going to Debbie's Ayr any more.

He was so great, really understood where we were coming from and what we were trying to do. He had great ideas and was so fast! Really great to work with all around.

Friendly place an polite staff,,,doesnt serve food anymore....but always bloody freezing

This place has a great atmosphere and is beautifully decorated. The music was great and at the right volume. The staff were welcoming, helpful and pleasant. I had a pizza with the best tomato sauce I've ever tasted and the soft drinks were unusual. Gro is a bit tucked away but very handy for the Ayr by-pass and race course. Can't wait to go back.

I ordered gammon to be told they have none. The one girl said we have one left. When it came it had no egg and looked and tasted like it was cooked yesterday. Didn’t give my child beans. When I complained about no egg or beans the man said he’d get it and went off to do something else. I waited so long I went and complained, to be told we could make you another gammon! I reordered something else. The staff were just mulling about not doing much. I waited so long and my husband and child had finished theirs so I went back to say I wanted a refund and how unhappy I was. I left unfed and fuming. Never eat there. Not very clean either.

It's great to see a small local business open and seemingly doing well during these troubled times. However.....four of us bought coffees here a couple of weekends ago on a lovely sunny spring day. Unfortunately similar to many coffee shops they were luke warm which spoiled our enjoyment as we were looking forward to them during our long walk beforehand. If you want a proper hot tasty coffee in Ayr you can do no better than Pandora and Cafe 51.

No toast with breakfast,got a kids meal instead of a adults.doughnuts were hard had to ask for milk with tea,not what it used to be.

Very disappointing! We have always stopped here for a takeaway lunch to have on the boat home to Belfast. The food was always amazing. However, today we got a tuna sandwich which was so wet it was a mess. We also had a ham and cheese wrap. The cheese had obviously been defrosted and in doing so it had melted....not pleasant in a wrap. Unfortunately, we won't be back

over two hours for a delivery when live under five minutes away, and surprise it was cold when it arrived,,,, phoned to to find out where the delivery was and no apologize or anything along those lines just that we are busy,,, really don,t know why !!!