On a visit to Largs I went into the Royal Oak, a fantastic old fashioned pub. A large amount of…read morelocals go into this Pub. On the night I first visited there where a group of guys playing fiddles and accordions and singing great Scottish music. The barman (Mick I think he was called) was very helpful in telling us where to visit in the surrounding areas. We went back in at the end of our 10 day visit to Scotland and not only did he remember us, he remembered what we drank. Now THAT is a good pub. That night I tried the Malt of the month it was great value at £3.10 of a large (235ml) of superb malt. Since returning to London I have told many, many friend to visit Largs and The Royal Oak To my mind a 5 star Pub with 5 Star staff.

A pleasant pub we stumbled across by accident one afternoon (around the 24th May 2011). It's very…read moreclose to the town centre and the seafront and quite comfortable, with framed photos of Largs and a flat screen TV on the wall (showing the footie while we were there). The barman was really nice and welcoming. It's a Belhaven pub so that particular and lovely ale is served there (including the chilled variety). There's also Tartan Special and Lake District beers, amongst others. The coffees are wonderful too! The menu was varied and enticing although could have included more vegetarian choices other than macaroni cheese - perhaps a veggie burger would be a good idea as they already sell a range of meat burgers. Home made soup and a sandwich is only £4.99 - not bad these days. It's worth remembering that it's not open on Mondays.

Great wee bar staff pleasant and friendly great lunch if all u want is a snack or Salad Roast Beef…read moregreat try the ploughman's lunch well worth a try on a good sunny day

The character of an old pub, really friendly staff and generous portions made this a great stop on…read morea rainy day. My mum had the chicken with haggis and peppercorn sauce and we were impressed by the quality of the haggis. I couldn't finish the Viking burger because it was so big. The chips were average but he new potatoes were amazing. Lovely cozy spot on the Main Street.

Went for a pub lunch yesterday and cannnot recommend the food highly enough. Had a 20 minute wait…read moredue to staff shortages but it was worth it. Food was lovely and fresh. We went for soup and wrap combo which was delicious and very filling. Will defo go again the next time we are in Largs.

A pleasant trendy bar/ resturant which can be quite expensive, booking is advised at the weekend…read morebut during weekdays not required. Overlooks the sea front but sits back a bit from the main road. Friendly staff.

We were told that this place had changed ownership a few months ago, and was getting good local…read morebuzz, so we thought we'd give it a try. Attentive and friendly service, good food quality, enough menu options for everyone's needs, and a scenic view that can't be beat. I had the haddock supper with chips and peas, husband had the gammon steak with egg, chips and peas. We both liked our dinners enough to think about going back for their full breakfast. Not cheap, but not expensive either. Nothing too fancy here, but definitely worth a visit for something slightly different from the standard pubs on Main St. when you're in Largs-- especially if the sun is out and you can sit on the front seaside patio! Nobody else has this wonderful view! P.S. It's now called the Green Shutters Bistro...

On a lovely sunny day in Largs we popped in here for a drink and a sit down, and it made the ideal…read morespot to people watch. My friends daughter was hungry so opted for a kids mac cheese and chips which went down really well while we just had some soft drinks and coffees. There's the usual fare on the menu - main meals, sandwiches and icecreams and some good veggie options. Although we weren't eating we did clock the prices which seemed pretty steep. Some butter tablet icecream ( one kids scoop) was £2.50 which did seem pretty cheeky. Our small coffees were over £2.50 each but we didn't object too much given we were enjoying the chat and the view. We did laugh at some of the other prices though - £3.10 for a breakfast roll and egg and 80p for a single digestive biscuit! I must admit the young guy serving was a gem - really smiley and enthusiastic, but I do think that this place is taking liberties with its prices. But when you're having a day out by the seaside, price isn't that important!

One of my favorite adress, don't miss this really typical place! Some concerts are organized on…read moresundays:0)

Nice fire at Christmas Great view of the ferry Wetherspoons…read moresupport Brexit the complete tools Hit Chocolate good Can't help feeling it's a factory with other local pubs around

No excuses no matter the Covid. Horrible burgers, everything cold, manager rude and app unreliable…read more Mum got sick here over a year ago and thought we would give it a try. Off the list for good.

This was not a very good experience. When I arrive to a mostly empty restaurant at lunchtime and am…read moreasked if I have a booking, that's usually a clue. We were seated and left with the menus... for a long time. After about 15 minutes, someone came for orders. They do label vegetarian and gluten free items on part of the menu, but I had questions about the burger with no bun. Turns out there's gluten in the meat too, so I opted for the veggie risotto. When I asked the waitress what vegetables were in it, her answer was "peas... and some other stuff, I can't remember." Sounds great! My partner ordered a veggie wrap off the light bites menu. After another way too long period of time, we finally got our food. The risotto seemed like normal rice with sauce poured over - it was strange in texture and flavour. The veggies were peas, leeks and what I'm pretty sure was lettuce, though it could have been kale. My partner's wrap was super spicy and he didn't really enjoy that either. Since I'd ordered off the set menu, I had to wait for the dessert to roll up (white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake - base is not gluten free!) We requested the bill and dessert at the same time, bill arrived first. The cheesecake was unimpressive; I couldn't pick out any white chocolate, and the berries were more scattered on the plate than in/on the cake itself. The servers were friendly enough, but the whole experience was just so slow. I would not return.

Lounge is a wonderful pub. Gorgeous decor. The first time I came here, I was 17 and looking for…read moresomething a bit different from Paisley. The atmosphere in Largs at night is so much better than in Paisley. You don't feel like you're going to be stabbed. Fast forward three and a half years and here we are, sunny day and looking for a beer garden. I remember Lounge has a roof terrace. Drinks are reasonable. The pub is classy, chandeliers and chesterfield sofas, that kind of thing and a full cocktail menu. Worth a visit when you're down this way! After Nardini's, of course.