The best restaurants serving Scottish food in South West Scotland

We stopped in briefly for a quick coffee/tea and pastry. It was warm and cozy inside. Small but welcoming and friendly staff. My husband said it was the best cup of tea he’s had for a while and I enjoyed my coffee and pie. Just be aware there is no baby change or high chairs onsite.

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.

Beautiful place for a cuppa stunning views ‘realy friendly anan easy walk from the car park bit expensive but your only there the once

Often visited in the past and while I do understand the current limitations while Covid is lurking around the price for two people to have a two course meal with a few drinks was just over £90!!!! I’m sorry, but this is not Turnberry or the Hilton in central London. Won’t be back until sensible pricing returns. Food was ok, a bit average but the staff were as always polite and friendly. The once varied menu was much more limited than before but there’s always something for either of us.

Extremely disappointing. The fish was not fresh, slimy and covered in greasy batter. Chips were ‘ok’. Will not return there again. Should’ve gone to the Cafe Palazzo.