I used to find myself in Troon quite often there are so many good things about this place, great…read morebeach when the summer comes, lots of independently owned tearooms and a few nice little bars and this bar is one of them. Weekends There is always some form of entertainment on from quiz nights to karaoke and even for a quiz night love been here and there only being two in the bar but l recon this is more of a sports bar with all the unusual items plastered on the walls and ceilings mainly from golf. Drinks Aren't always the same here they change the selection quite often but I'm not sure if that's a good thing, they used to have west on tap but then discontinued soon after. This has to be one of the better bars in the area you can have a few drinks here and not have any hassle.

Popped in for a welcome drink after a long cycle ride . Nice welcoming bar with a great gantry and…read morecomfortable surroundings . Sport is available on TV and newspapers to peruse . Great selection of whisky to choose from as well as cask ales .

Friendly, attentive, efficient staff. Comfortable for a quiet pint or a good night out.read more

Great food, Great prices! Decided on The Red Lion for a meal and Saturday night out! Food quality…read morewas excellent and the staff were excellent. The karaoke on the Saturday night provided great atmosphere, and certainly pulled the customers in the place was packed!! Great place to be, it's a must if your in the area!!!

This pub situated in the middle of Prestwick main street is a decent place to head to watch sport…read moreor grab a quick bite to eat. Been renovated a year or so ago and has a bar area near the front and seating towards the back (sort of a restaurant area). Drinks on offer are fairly standard and reasonably priced. Food is standard pub food, maybe a bit overpriced. There's a large beer garden out the back which is great on sunny days, and it's one of only 2 pubs in the town with a beer garden.

The Prestwick Pioneer is blazing a trail when it comes to decent pub food in Prestwick…read more Wetherspoons could easily hold this place up as a flagship venue where the focus is definitely on the eating. If you know the Wetherspoons brand you'll know that they pride themselves on well kept cask ales, ciders and other branded alcoholic beverages at unbelievably low prices. Continental cafe-bar in style, the decor is definitely a step upmarket for the brand. Our visit coincided with one of the hottest days of summer but the efficient air conditioning and the floor to ceiling opening windows made it a comfortable place to chill out and eat lunch. I had a vegetarian curry with coconut cream, two papadums, naan bread, mango chutney AND a pint of west country cider for the princely sum of £6.99. What a bargain. I'll definitely check out curry club Thursdays next time I'm in Prestwick. Big thumbs up too for a menu that helps those with dietary requirements choose what to eat, and also makes sure that there is plenty of choice. Stunning value, and an exceptional Wetherspoons. Follow the crowd! PS they have won awards for the loos, and I can see why. They aren't just clean, they are pretty groovy too.

I stopped here for a meal last Saturday early evening. Not a day we usually eat out because…read moreeverywhere is so busy and this place was no exception. I really thought there wasn't a single free table but at last I spotted one a table for two, just what we needed! As it was so crowded I thought there would be a long wait for food but not so. In fact we were amazed at how quickly it arrived. Everything was, as usual in this Wetherspoon chain, quite delicious and very good value for money. In our book that's a great combination! The bar staff were helpful and pleasant. We won't hesitate to call in there again when we're in Prestwick. The pub opened only this year and is named after David McIntyre, one of Scotland's leading aviation pioneers. He and the Marquis of Clydesdale established a flying school at Prestwick in 1933, which became an important training centre for RAF pilots in the second world war. McIntyre was also involved in the development of Prestwick into an international airport. There are many photos and old advertisements relating to the history of the area, including Woolworths, whose store used to be in this location.

This little pub is around about a half hours drive from Glasgow, but is well worth it. If you pop…read moreto Ayr for the day, stop in here on the way back home for some seriously, seriously good food. It's in the middle of a tiny, quiet village called Symington, and is a traditional pub. The decor is a little outdated but that adds to its charm of being a countryside pub. They serve traditional pub food - macaroni cheese, scampi - but everything here is home made and beautifully cooked. They do a deal with either a starter and main, or main and dessert, for a reasonable £10.95. The best thing here is the steak pie - the best steak pie I've ever tasted, melts in the mouth!! Well worth a visit.

I have to say I'm a sucker for this place!…read more Amazing food and cocktails with a vast menu and specials on every night. The prices are a little higher than most but it is all fresh proper food! To give you an idea of price me and the bf had a 3 course meal plus 2 drinks each and the bill came to around £75 but worth every penny!. The dining area stays open till late and the bar is open to 1:30am. They make some stunning cocktails and from £3 - £5 they are sometimes better value than a normal drink. Pub quiz on a Tues is good with free half time snacks which is always a bonus! Gets busy so go early!

AMAZING. Well deserved 5 stars. Through here for my birthday at the mo…read more What a stunning place. Few drinks in the bar then through to the stunning glass fronted terrace for dinner. The mixed tempura is awesome and the braised steak with haggis is to die for. (Tara one of the managers is ace). Fruity Flirtini are dynamite (Belvidere vodka, Cointreau, pomegranate juice and champagne) £5.50.....bargain. Toilets are spotless with Arran Aromatics handwash (classy) lol. Honestly defo come back here very impressed indeed.

I love this place! It's quaint but perfect. Decor was definitely fit for a pub. The staff were so…read moreincredibly friendly and quickly helped clean a table so we could sit. The drinks were cheap and strong, just how I like them. The food came out piping hot and it was sooooo delicious. A huge portion too, I couldn't even finish it. Well worth the visit

Excellent place for a visit when you are in Troon. Near the beach, has great food and drink…read more Wings are delicious. i had the classic buffalo. Smaller than you get in the USA but packed a punch flavour wise. Blue cheese dip was also great. They also do daily flavours and have the classic flavours on the menu, ie garlic parm etc. They also have a wing Wednesday where you get a kilo of wings for £10. Next had the fish and chips which were great. Exactly how they should be. See photo. £11 and worth every penny. Service is also great with friendly staff. Worth a visit.

The Lonsdale bar is on the high street within walking distance from the beach and local train…read morestation. A locals bar by the look of the crowd that was in the night that i came by. This a real mans pub with no women in sight. I didn't see any fancy beers here just the usual suspects Strongbow, Tennants, Macewans 70/. The drinks where cold and wed and i'm happy with that.

Nice boozer with a good selection of locals and racing TV running in the corner…read more Prices are good value with a pint of beer and a 12-year old malt whiskey for £4.90.

McKays have a reasonable selection of real ales on tap, and I was delighted to renew my…read moreacquaintance with an old favourite, Thrappledouser. But they have a reasonable selection of other ales and if I lived in Troon I could see this becoming a popular haunt. Both time I've visited here it has been early in the evening and it's been pretty quiet, allowing us to have a conversation. The main pub isn't huge, but the space is split into a few different areas to inhabit so it's easy to find a quiet corner, and there's no loud music to inhibit conversation. The barkeep was friendly and chatty and remembered me from my previous visit a few weeks previously, which was nice. Thumbs up from me.

Closed..for sale if you're interested. Appears it had an amazing history of charm, ale, and great…read morememories but alas, boarded up.

Very quiet mid-week, but friendly staff and a range of special offers like free pool somedays help…read moreto make this worth a visit.

Great friendly staff, 20p for a game of pool, 10p a go on the juke box. DJ on Fridays and Saturdays…read moremean it can be really busy. Can be quiet midweek but quiz on a Thursday is always good. £2.50 a cider Sunday - Tuesday is really good too. It's not fancy but it's comfortable. Main complaint is it can be a bit too warm but a few fans would fix that easily enough.