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

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.

Oh. My. God. So many mouth watering sweets here. I had the strawberry tart and a millionaires…read moreshortbread and they were well worth the calories. Iced latte was also good. I was greeted immediately upon walking in the door and the girl took my to-go order very quickly. Impressed with the service. If I'd had done I would've sat to enjoy my coffee, the decor was cute and it gave off a fun laid back vibe.

The best empire biscuits anywhere! They are huge too. Had lovely coffee here and we got some other…read morecakes to go for later on. They were all delicious! If you're in the area go, go go.

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

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!

My mother and sister are both big coffee shop fans. Both live in Ayrshire and have been coming to…read moreSmall Talk together for years. With the demise of places such as Kilmarnock's Coffee Club, Small Talk is their favourite day time venue. When mother had more appetite, it would have been soup & scone, but now soup is all she needs. We visited on a wet Thursday in summer and although not rammed, the tables were in use again as soon as vacated. Although not fine dining, there is integrity in the cooking here that would put a lot of posher and more expensive venues to shame. The down-to-earth hospitality of the female staff is second to none. The menu is the usual tearoom fare - soups, sandwiches, baked potatoes, home baking. I can see a lot of effort goes into the home baking, which is quite extensive and even ambitious (e.g. homemade pecan pie). Soup is obviously a big seller, as they have three soups of the day. I had the spicy sweet potato & carrot, mother had some kind of tomato soup, and the third was a turkey broth. Both our soups were well made and attractively served with a small swirl of cream on top. The bread is only OK - we both ate our half slice of seeded and left the white. Pricing is at the going rate, I think £3.50 or per soup. Customers all tend to be very civilised, I would guess a mix of locals and tourists - middle aged couples, girlfriends, and the odd young family or grandmother, daughter and child. With a pushchair in there, it can start to feel a bit claustrophobic but not excessively so, and obviously making the bairns welcome just adds to the homely charm of the place! I think "well-worn tartan carpet, but with a fresh lick of paint on the walls" sums it up! You owe it to yourself to try this place if you are in the area.

Without doubt the best place to eat in town. Has had a make over inside but food still as good as…read moreever! Great staff, food and environment! Have never had a bad experience here (and I eat here most weeks), would seriously recommend to anyone looking for a great lunch without breaking the bank!