A small pleasant cafe with several small round 'plastic wood' tables and black chairs; a high…read more'Italian style' counter and gorgeous cakes displayed under glass domes. I had coffee here today and it was lovely a frothy latte in a tall glass. The Mocha Italian blend is served here and they offer to grind beans for you to take home. Many nice varieties of tea as well, plus luxury hot chocolate with marshmallows, cream and flake (wow!), and iced coffee. There are shelves on the left as you go inside selling various goodies, including dried pasta, biscuits, chilli jams, chutneys and other preserves. In the cafe you can have panini, sandwiches, tortilla wraps, salads, homemade pate, homemade soup of the day, bagels with imaginative fillings (including smoked salmon or banana and cinnamon); you'll find extra meals or snacks on the blackboard at the back of the cafe. Apparently, all produce is locally sourced wherever possible. There are milk shakes available and other soft drinks. There are shelves containing magazines and newspapers, which are free to read, on the left of the counter. I think the tables could be a bit nicer or, if not, then tablecloths would improve them, and the wooden floor is in dire need of a coat of paint as the black paint has mostly worn off and looks very scruffy. These things slightly spoil what is, otherwise, a lovely little cafe.

I love this little place, I wish I could visit it more often. My friend introduced me to it last…read moreyear, I didn't even know it exsisted, it's in Bank Street right across from the Dress Exchange, just next to the back of the Royal Bank. It's got a lovely atmosphere inside, just to the left there is an area with lovely pots of jam, honey etc for sale and there are chairs and tables big enough for 4 easily. Also some for 2. The menu is good, mainly lunch and snack food but they do gorgeous paninis and bagels with unusual fillings. The dessert menu is to die for, freshly baked cakes, millionaires shortbread, rocky road, a different selection each time I've been in but there are the staples including carrot cake. I spent a lovely Monday afternoon relaxing with my knitting and one of the many magazines they have on offer, the daily papers are there too. The staff are great, chatty and helpful. I'm also sure you can buy gifts and certain coffees that you are served too. Enjoy

Called in here for some coffee today for the first time I'm gradually working my way around every…read morecafe in the area!! It's very clean, with small wooden tables (some square, others round) and wooden chairs, plus a few small armchairs, either leather or faux leather. There are also some high bar stools on the left as you go in, resting against a high counter in the window. It's waitress service, which I hadn't expected you can pay afterwards at the till - and the staff seem very nice indeed. There are attractive pictures on the walls and a blackboard for extras not in the menu. The coffee is excellent and cheaper than in many places I've been recently. A lovely frothy latte in a tall glass, with some butter tablet (a bit like fudge) on the side, is £1.80; an Americano in a large cup, £1.50. There are many other hot drinks available including tea of course, and hot chocolate with marshmallows. You can have breakfast between 8.00am and 12.00, from a cooked full meal to banana toasties; there are many options for light lunches including baked potatoes, panini, and baguettes. There are daily 'specials' at reduced prices, like soup & baguette, or coffee & scone (£1.95) A few more vegetarian options would be nice perhaps a cooked veggie breakfast, or at least some imaginative fillings for the baked potatoes at lunchtime. There seems to be a delicious range of cakes but I didn't try any today! For people in a hurry, there's a service offered where they can place an order by phone and it will be ready to collect or eat in. You'll find the cafe on the corner of the street and there's very good disabled access (including wheelchairs). I'll definitely visit again as the coffee was extremely good!

Nice branch of Costa, I've been in there several times recently with my husband after a shopping…read moretrip. There's Costa's usual delicious range of good coffees and cakes; it's not cheap but where is these days? A few days ago we had, between us, a small cappuccino, small latte, fruit cake slice and a lemon cupcake which came to £7.65. The service is always good and the staff are friendly, particularly Steven. You'll find lots of smallish tables inside and a couple outside in the pedestrianised area of town. Easy to find opposite the main entrance to the Burns Shopping Precinct.

Small cafe which doesn't look much from the outside but is really lovely inside! It's very clean,…read moreneat and bright, overlooking the small fishing loch. The wooden lined walls are adorned with historical pictures which are very interesting and attractive. The tables have small vases of wild flowers on them, which I think is a very nice touch. There are also chairs and small tables, and wooden picnic tables, outside for the warmer days. The teas and Illy Italian coffees are lovely and there's a selection of fresh cakes, or you could have a sandwich, panini or even a burger. There's a take-away menu as well and the prices are very reasonable. The service is very quick and friendly. My husband and I had a lovely chat with the young lady who was working in there today and she gave us some information about some of the walks in the immediate area. It's right next to paths through the woodland and past farms, and is a great place to stop off for a snack (as we did today)! There's a small car park right outside if you've arrived by car.

As lunchtime came I was looking for my regular place for a light bite & cup of tea, but sadly they…read moreclosed on Sunday's. While walking through the town I saw this new place, well it was new to me having only opened last August. For a newish sort of place I sure got that old school feel from everything, from the homemade cake display to the staff uniform was old school, a little like the Waverly tearooms. The tables where pre set for diners to sit at that consisted of vintage cutlery to the old 1930's paragon tea set. Staff where great & welcoming I would definitely be be back & highly recommend this tearoom

Lovely wee vintage tearoom in Troon with gorgeous home made cakes and traybakes with crockery just…read morelike granny used to have! A bit pricey but a nice treat for mum

Pinocchios is owned by the same people that have Gepettos at the back of the indoor market (hence…read morethe name relationship), and as im sure anyone that is local to Kilmarnock knows - it too sells the same delicious homebaking that can be found in Gepettos. The actual premises are a lot smaller than Gepettos - definately not the easiest place to get a buggy or wheelchair into. The daily specials of soup and a sandwich are great value - priced around £3. Friendly staff, great atmosphere accompanied by great value food - as well as a takeaway option. Handy if you are in the town and need time out away from the crowds. Plenty of parking just outside - curtousy of the pay and display at Marks and Spencers's back door.

This cafe is located at the back of the indoor market, it's been there for years…read more There is a huge choice on the menu, from snacks to dinners, the prices are fantastic and the staff are efficient and friendly. After you eat you can go through to the market, it's got lots of different things in it, butchers, fruit and veg, tattooing, a bit random but good.

Pinocchios at the back of River Island is owned by the same people that own Geppettos - and the…read morequality is exactly the same. From delicious homebaking to full meals - this cafe is worth a visit. They also do take aways,and near Christmas you can order full cheesecakes - at reasonable prices. The cafe sits at the back of the actual Indoor market - home to many, many stalls including - printing, clothing, baby, mobile phones, sweet stall, bag stall, light stall etc, etc.

I had coffee here this morning. The cafe is rather ordinary inside with fixed wooden (or plastic…read morewood?) tables and chairs. You take your table number to the counter to order and the waitress brings the food and drink to the table. It was Beth who served me today and she was very pleasant. The coffees are nice but my large latte had quite a milk skin on it, and no froth, which is very unusual for a 'real' latte. I think it was just boiled milk poured over coffee but it was lovely just the same and came with a tiny biscuit - perhaps a bit expensive at £2.35 however? (A pot of tea was £1.35) I didn't have anything to eat but there were various sandwiches, toasties, panini and baguettes available, also breakfasts, salads, baked potatoes, soup of the day and more. Could definitely do with some more imaginative vegetarian choices. The cakes behind glass looked delicious and you can also buy sweets from the jars behind the counter, or quality chocolates from boxes, which are put into pretty pink bags with the shop's address on a silver sticker. I know all this because, before I left, I succumbed to the chocolate coffee creams and the violet creams (which were gorgeous all gone now!!!) There are various art works by local artists for sale on the walls, which are very attractive. Last food orders need to be taken before 3.00pm. Found in the High Street opposite the John Knox Church.

More of a shop and takeaway than a cafe it is almost two business's in one. The more visible of the…read moretwo is the shop which sells ice cream and old style sweets by the quarter. Off to the side is a door which conceals a chip shop that rates as one of the best chip shops in Kilmarnock, but also one of the most exepensive. Certainly worth a visit.

£4 for a fish supper £5 for a haddock supper. I had my haddock supper for £4. 50 pence as they were…read moredoing a special offer on them. . Not bad value. Downside is that as they mainly cook to order the fish chips and don't get a chance to drain so chips and/or fish can be soggy but on a more positive note if you drain your fish and chips yourself you can have enough cooking oil to last you up to two weeks cooking breakfasts, now that's good value!