First time and I really liked the decor. The music was mellow and relaxing. The fruit smoothie…read morewas served in a Mason jar. Coffee was lovely- just how I like my cappuccino. Carrot cake was moist and a good portion size. Will I be back......yes I will!

Great Spot! There are several coffee shops/cafes in the same block that we passed on the way to…read moreCaffe Monza. Glad we stayed with our decision to go here! Really neat place/decor "industrial style" and the employees all very friendly. Great espresso, coffee, and tea. See photos

Lovely wee neighbourhood cafe with a welcoming vibe, a couple of big sofas, great coffee and nicely…read morepresented freshly made sandwiches. Love the look of the slabs of homemade fudge brownie. They had a drink and cake combo deal that looked very tempting, but the timing wasn't quite right for me. Maybe next visit! Free wifi, nicely presented food. Worth crossing the Auld Brig for. Opposite TKMaxx. (Takeaways sandwiches, burgers, cake etc)

We stopped into the Stage Door Cafe for breakfast. This is a popular restaurant where we sat…read moreamongst the locals. The restaurant has a large full service bar and a small room full of tables. It was dimly lit and quiet. Breakfast was cheap. The service was exceptional. This is where I sampled a full Irish breakfast. Bacon, sausage, baked beans, mushrooms, tomatoes, eggs, black pudding and bread. I dreaded trying the black pudding because it is made with cooked and congealed blood from cattle or pigs. For me at least the thought of eating congealed blood was unappealing but I wanted to at least try it. It's been a breakfast staple for the Irish and the British for many years. It taste like a normal sausage to me. Our lattes were delicious. The pancakes were good but tough and the french toast was basic. Their bacon is very meaty and tasty. The eggs were cooked perfectly.

Very good cafe and good breakfast after traveling from the ferry of Cairnryan ! Good price and…read moredefinitely worth a visit ! Sausages excellent !

A good little café with a good range of food. Great when you're shopping in the middle of Ayr.read more

Lovely cafe in the the centre of Ayr, good selection of choices for lunch, friendly staff and…read moredoesn't cost the earth, would return again.

Terrific new neighbourhood pub tucked away in an historic stone walled candlelit basement. The…read morenewly opened Smoking Goat bar has been totally remodelled and the result is impressive. If you remember the much missed Fouters Bistro you won't recognise the place now! The Smoking Goat is primarily a traditional pub with cosy nooks and crannies, real ales on tap and in bottles, and a great wee bar menu. The lunchtime options feature rare breed beef burger, venison sausage sandwich, pulled pork slider, smoked haddock fishcake, black pudding scotch egg with whisky mustard and more - all pretty imaginative stuff for this part of the world! Vegetarians are valued customers and it was a rare treat to find myself swithering over the menu. I narrowed things down to the red pepper falafel or the jerk spiced portobello mushroom burger with pineapple salsa. I went with the latter and it didn't disappoint, though I could have done with a few more of their lovely crisp fries on the side. Yay for free wifi without a password. I found it impossible to get a data signal down there so it came in handy. Customer-wise this is a good spot for socialising as well as dining. There are events going on throughout the week including pub quizzes and they have a pull down screen which I think they are showing the 6 nations rugby on, though this is not a 'sports bar' and there are no TVs. This is just a personal opinion, but I'd love to see the music turned down a wee notch to make conversation easier, and the lighting turned up a wee notch so the menu can be more easily read. Despite all the hard stone surfaces the acoustics were excellent. I can see this being a good venue for the occasional intimate music gig. Recommended!

The closest thing Ayr seems to have to a hipster pub. Not in itself a recommendation but mentioned…read moreto give an idea of the general decor and atmosphere. Stocks a good range of newer beers in cans & bottles as well as having a couple of ales on handpull. Probably does cocktails to an extent. Quite a few nooks & crannies to sit in, giving it a nice amount of privacy if that's what you're looking for. I can see how the low lighting would be an issue when reading the menu but, in terms of just being in for a drink it was okay.

Plenty of room with different types of seating available. Staff friendly especially so to their…read moreregular customers. Coffee not particularly warm but pleasant nonetheless. Husband not impressed with the cost of the scone - at £2.50 he was expecting 2! Bless him. Service quick.

Perfect escape from the rain. The young fella' made an amazing cafe blanc. The decadent pistachio…read morechocolate was the jewel in the crown. Mmmm. Good vibe and nice place. Smoothly prepared cafe!

Homemade soup and toasted sandwich al fresco by the bonny doon river on a sunny day - what could be…read moremore perfect. Lovely place, friendly staff, spiffy decor and a small but perfectly formed cafe menu. Parking round the back or along the street. Nice place to rest your weary legs after a walk along the beach.

This is my local cafe bar/resturaunt. You must at least try it. It has themed and promotional…read morenights, looks smaller from the outside than it does in. Two areas to sit,the best is to the back where you get a beautiful view of the river Doon. In summer there is patio area almost over the top of the river. The food is very good and always varied. Good sized portions and very good value for money.

What a great wee find. This is my local now. A really nice, small little cafe/tea room. Its…read morefanatastic. The owners are friendly as are the staff. The food is fantastic, and the atmospherewell everyone is welcome. Directly across from Burns cottage, and always full of tourists, its a great place to meet new people. In Alloway, this is the best place to eat.

friendly service, good home made food & yummy cakesread more

***update says theyre temporarily closed but not when or if they will reopen***…read moreproper vegetarian cafe with delightful covered patio on the river ayr at the historic bridge. superb artisan roasted coffee, terrific array of cakes and an interesting menu including falafel, hummus, quesedilla, haloumi salad and homemade soups. what a treat to be able to choose anything i wanted from the menu! vegan and gluten free options available too and staff were lovely. judging from the copious number of plug sockets alongside tables i suspect they offer free wifi but dont quote me. artisan lounge may be in a basement but its certainly wasnt short if natural sunlight. a real gem of a place and highly recommended! PS they do BYOB and stay open til 9pm some nights.

Great food, possibly the best hot chocolate I've ever had and lovely staff! I grew up in Ayrshire…read moreand as a vegan finding options to eat out was difficult but not anymore! I have been a few times now and usually have a main, cake and I cant go past the hot chocolate! The only reason i've not given it 5 stars is because the steps leading down to it can be slightly dangerous and it isnt wheelchair suitable.

Lovely old fashioned wee tea room, nice plain cooking. The best part of this is that you get to…read moreview the art gallery above whist here. Some of the exhibitons are fantastic, often themed around Burns, with the modern part of the Gallery displaying works from Ayr Art Group. You might also like to take a walk around the park whilst here. Not much to see now. Try walking around the duck pond and into woods where you might often see local horse club out for a trot. The shop is a little bit expensive but the goods are gorgeous of hand made.

Nice old fashioned tearoom located within Rozelle House which is set in fabulous grounds. The…read morecooking is homely and welcoming after a brisk walk round the gardens. I recommend a sunday stroll around to see the flora and fauna and then a hot chocolate in the tea room. Bliss!! As well as the Tea Rooms there is also the House itself. Rozelle House is a display venue for artists as well as holding art classes and workshops. Rozelle House houses the Museum of Ayrshire Yeomanry which is well worth a visit. Attached to the House are the MaClaurin Galleries which hold collections of artwork including paintings, drawings and skulptures.