Lovely and clean, great food and welcoming staff…read more However, on a Saturday night it's a bad place to stay. It's right in the centre of town so when the clubs shut there is a lot of commotion and hard to sleep.

Arrived late-ish on a Saturday night, which in retrospect was foolish. We didn't realize this was…read moresuch a "destination" so it was heaving when we arrived with our very young son. We didn't eat in the restaurant as it was so packed and I think our baby would of exploded from the noise, if it had just been us it would of been fine. Penrith is so small that there were takeout options very close so it was fine. Room and bathroom were nice if a bit impersonal; signage to tell you not to mess with the air con and to use the strings to open the curtains. Which I totally understand, they don't want to fix things , however the typed, laminated and then cello taped to the wall makes it loose it's charm a little. A welcome booklet with it detailed inside would of been much nicer. Breakfast options were a little limited but did the job. Staff were nice. All in all I feel there's a little too much hype because of a Gordon Ramsey connection.

We loved our experience at Jam Jar! Service was excellent everyone so friendly! We tried haggis…read moreand black pudding as appetizers ! I even had a Moscow Mule!

My friends and I are from California and we are visiting Scotland. We stopped in Glasgow to see the…read morebeautiful sites and converse with the locals. We decided to stop at the Jam Jar in Paisley and it ended up being one of the best restaurants that I, personally, have ever been to. The food was excellent and the service was top notch. We had a young woman and gentleman wait on us and they did an excellent job. They were polite and professional. Another gentleman (possibly the owner) came up and checked on us as well and he was also an incredibly friendly person who added to the warm and welcoming ambiance. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who is lucky enough to be in such a wonderful part of the world.

I was in Ayre visiting family and I stopped by this place for lunch. It was my first time in…read moreScotland and I wanted to try some of the local food so I got the full breakfast. People had warned me that the breakfasts here in Scotland are odd, but this was very good. The waitress was friendly and I had no problem ordering. If I lived in the area I'd stop by again to see what else they have there, but the breakfast was great as it was.

OK, full disclosure, my cousin's son is a manager in this place. A few weeks ago he posted a…read morepicture of a burger and I was less than complimentary about it so I felt I owed it to him to pay his place a visit. It really is very nice and the food was very good. My wife and I stopped in for a late lunch and we were surprised how busy the place was, always a good sign. I can't remember what we ordered as it was a few weeks ago that we were there but I do know we enjoyed it and we would go back again. I can recommend No. 22.

Apparently a dastardly Ayr united fan trashed this place on tripadvisor so every Kilmarnock fan now…read morehas to visit. I see an earlier review has said "it's not really a restaurant" and that's pretty accurate. Fine for pints and an emergency burger provided you are ok eating with plastic forks (bizarrely no knives) and kitchen paper.

Wonderful experience, well crafted cocktails and knowledgeable staff. This is a wonderful place to…read morego and learn about gin, experience new gins, or simply hang out with friends. The interior is up to date, but still has some older touches in it. There are even a few odd bits around if you are paying attention.... no need to ruin the surprise, go see for yourself. Gin71 is named for their 71 gins that they keep behind the bars. The menu is easy to read, well thought out, and not at all overwhelming. For those not interested in straight gin, there are many cocktail options that are very unique and well balanced. The only food to be had is the bottomless bowl of popcorn but it's a nice snack for enjoy with your drink and clear palates between sips. Overall, I'd highly recommend checking this place out if you are a gin aficionado or just getting into this wonderfully diverse and complex spirit.

If you're looking for gin and you're in Glasgow this is the spot to be. Gin71 is a dedicated gin…read morebar with tapas, ~ 200 types of gin, and fantastic ambiance in a convenient location. These guys and gals know how to make a gin cocktail, and if you aren't sure what you like then do a flight! I enjoyed the Scottish flight (in Scotland after all) and really enjoyed the highlands of the three that you get.

Smart gin bar. Friendly service. Interesting menu with a number of vegetarian options which around…read morea tenner a pop were a tad overpriced compared to the competition. Him indoors loved his steak and sauce but the small portion of skinny peely wally chips that came with it not so much. Happy place. Got most things right so would certainly return. They've got a gin menu. In Ayr. Top that!

Went in and the place was not busy. Sat at a table but never received service. Waited more than 30…read moreminutes for someone to come take our drink order. We were given menus when we came in and told they would come take our order in a minute. Wait staff looked at us at our table and decided not to serve us. After 35 minutes we got up and left.

We were a party of 4 girls on Saturday afternoon. The…read moreservice was great. The food was fab & it was VERY reasonably priced. So much so, that we stayed for 9 hours .

The service is extremely slow. Staff can be fairly rude…read more Wouldnt rush back here. Waiting over 1 hour for 8 cocktails that had been preordered as they took so long with the first round.

Really nice branch of the Wetherspoon chain (in a former Methodist Church and church hall) with the…read moreusual varied menu we've come to expect and some great real ales including guest beers. The staff are friendly and helpful and there's free wi-fi which is the icing on the cake! It was ideal, when we were away recently to nip into a Wetherpoon (or two) for lunch and to check the email situation! The exterior of the building looks tatty at the moment but that's because it has been stripped of paint to allow the sandstone walls to dry out after being in a derelict and completely saturated state before Wetherpoon took over. Apparently this could take a few years but then it will be spruced up and given some fresh coats of paint.

Was in a little while back with the other half and the InLaws…read more As pub grub goes it was pretty good The staff are friendly and chatted away although they had a little difficulty trying to understand I wanted extra guacamole on my nachos instead of a topping, but we got there in the end lol Everyone enjoyed what they ordered and the service was pretty fast. Always a good shout for something to eat if you don't wanna wait about in a restaurant Will always be back, curry nights and beer and a burger are always a winner