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

Kilmarnock's best Chinese restaurant, John has been serving customers well in Kilmarnock for…read moredecades.

I'm amazed at some of the previous reviews which criticised the cafe so severely! We found it…read morefantastic - full cooked breakfasts for only £2 and quite delicious! It was a clean and pleasant cafe too and the staff were very helpful and nice. The rest of the store is great as well with good quality clothing - again, such low prices it's really astonishing! The grocery and household departments are also excellent; I have nothing but praise for this store where we've now been several times!

Good shop, some good buys to be found, usually. Terrible cafe though, even their toasties are…read moreawful. Nice clothes, good range for ladies and children. Updating - I tried the cafe again, my husband and I had a bowl of soup each, I had to take it back it was inedible, like water with a bad taste in. We got a roll with sausage and bacon without any extra charge and were offered another drink (free refills but who's being fussy lol). The staff were understanding and we didn't get a single sigh, perhaps they knew how awful it was. The new rolls weren't that great though, the sausages had been deep fried and were almost black and the bacon was alright but the rolls were cheap doughy affairs. I didn't eat mine. We were in for around 25 minutes and not one table was cleared, and there were a lot of dirty ones, the staff had plenty of opportunities to do it. I did however get some fantastic bargains and managed to do a shopping for all 3 of us for £54, that included washing powder, fairy liquid and fairy dishwasher tablets, I can't fault the supermarket part.

Great food, excellent service. The smells that come from…read morethis place are absolutely amazing -I could actually have a portion of everything.Great location for passing trade - however absolutely no parking - so park at Iceland and walk round. Stay well away at lunchtime - because usually that full side of the street is taken up by school children - either in noddle bar or greggs.

Excellent chippy…read more Well priced, good sized which is handy as its always busy. Open at lunch tome with specials on offer evry day. Portions are always just the right size Cna be a bit awkward to park outside but their is a big retail park with plenty of spaces behind. Well worth a visit

Early bird menu was lovely. A nice selection of starters, mains and desserts. £11.95 for 2…read morecourses. Venue small and intimate. Atmosphere very relaxing. Staff efficient in their delivery of the service. Bread rolls and oil and balsamic vinegar to wet the appetite. I chose the chicken liver parfait which was served with lovely crusty bread - simply divine. Chicken dish was lovely. Cooked to perfection. My only negative is that although this is my first yelp here, it isn't my first visit but the choice on the special menu has remained the same for atleast the last 2 years.

Delicious food, good atmosphere, friendly staff…read more If you are worried you won't get your money's worth, then fear not, you do indeed get what you pay for, big portions, lots of choice. I've not heard any bad reviews and almost everyone I know has been.

Incredibly good value and great hairdressers for all the family - whoever you have to do your hair…read morealways does a brilliant job. The last couple of times Gillian has cut my hair (remember to pronounce her name with a 'hard' G) and she is lovely, always friendly and chatty. You sometimes have to wait if there's a bit of a queue but there are always at least two people cutting hair, and quite often it's dry cuts, so it won't be for long. The salon is inside the indoor market opposite The Galleon Centre, just 5 minutes walk from the town centre. Dry cuts are from £10, cut and blow dry £22, wet cut from £15, shampoo and set £15; there are different perms available, foil mesh highlights and tinting. Cheaper rates for OAPs and between Monday and Thursday.

Always tasty. Think chef must have one night a week off as crispy chilli beef is sometimes…read more different, but still tasty

Not a great lot of choice…read more Located in a bad area. It does what it says on the tin.

This is well out of the way from the town centre - and to be honest - probably not worth the drive…read moreout when theres Morrisons and Asda at the other ends of the town. The building looks shabby, store inside not much better. The only good things about this shop are the usual tesco bargains and friendly staff. Handy if you live near the Glasgow road since its the only shop around - even for basics, but apart from that you'd be better driving through to one of the other supermarkets in town.

Great wee place for some good curry, staff are always friendly and helpful plus they will even…read moredeliver outside of Kilmarnock After moving to Ayrshire this is the best Indian I have found to date

Certainly not the best Indian I've had, but it was tasty. I was there five years ago and I…read moreremember it being much better, but they seem to have moved to the "buffet" method of drawing the crowds in, which always seems to be a watered down version of the real thing. We opted to order off the menu, but the "wow" was just not there. Oh well, next time we will choose another location because there is no shortage of Indian restaurants in Scotland! :)