Location: Kilwinning
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Kilwinning (from Scottish Gaelic: Cill D’Fhinnein) is a town in North Ayrshire, Scotland. It is on the River Garnock, north of Irvine, about 21 miles (34 km) south of Glasgow. It is known as "The Crossroads of Ayrshire". Kilwinning was also a Civil Parish. The 2001 Census recorded the town as having a population of 15,908. At the 2011 Census, Kilwinning had a population of 21,456
Restaurants in Kilwinning
1. Artastic
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5.0 based on 137 reviews
An Arts and Craft Centre for Family Fun Days out! No studio fee! Suitable for children and adults alike We also specialise in Birthday Parties winning Netmums best party venue in Scotland 2013
Reviewed By GlasgowGirls79 - Kilwinning, United Kingdom
A really good alternative birthday party venue. Kids can paint ceramics as well as other items they can take home like tree decorations and piggy banks. Good food too.
2. Budget Airport Taxis
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
We are a Glasgow Airport Taxi Transfers provider covering all areas of the UK. We provide affordable bespoke transfer solutions for all occasions. If your travelling on business or on holiday we can arrange your transport for you quickly and efficiently. Just contact us via our email address or our website to arrange your travel.
Reviewed By Caroline2021 - Sydney, Australia
Thank you Ian who drove us to Glasgow airport from Irvine on New Year’s Day early in the morning. The vehicle was excellent. Plenty of room and comfortable. Ian educated us on the politics of the day on the way (By request) and was able to explain things to me in a way no one else had since I’ve been overseas. My daughter was ill and he was so understanding and respectful, talking with me while she tried to recover. Ian had great communication, reconfirming our trip to give us reassurance ?the day before. This was great as there was likely Limited other transport on New Year’s Day to the airport. He was waiting outside when I went outside at the agreed time. He also did two stops for me to pick up my daughter which was prearranged. I highly recommend him and will use him again next time we are back from Australia. A lovely reliable driver, Thankyou.
3. Dead End St.
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
Dead End St is a subculture and vintage clothing and accessories shop that also has a great range of vinyl and regularly displayes artworks by local artists.
4. Dalgarven Mill
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4.5 based on 185 reviews
No longer "Ayrshire's hidden gem" our four stars should tell you we are punching above our weight! Fabulous historic buildings, riverside walks, great freshly prepared food, antiques and an idyllic rural site, set us apart from the ordinary.
Reviewed By TwinkleyToes
We visited today and went straight to the cafe where we had tea and a scone served by Ewan and his Granny. Then went through to the costume museum where we met Bob Ferguson whose family had worked the mill. Got a 'potted' history from him and a map and information. Absolutely well worth a visit, Bob's insight to set up and save the mill as a working museum has to be commended. He was fascinating to listen to. The tribute to his dad's war service, one of the last millers, is quite is quite poignant and special. The tools and equipment brought back memories to this 70s child. We will be back. Thank you
5. The Museum of Ayrshire Country
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By gordonxwalker
This is also known by its location name as Dalgarven Mill. Under that name it has lots of reviews, so look there for more information. Quite simply, this place is a fascinating museum of original clothing, tools, household objects, machinery and more from over the last couple of centuries. It is housed in a working water mill with explanations of how the mill operated. It has a fine tea room/coffee shop with home bakes and light lunches. Space can be very short, so it is worth booking a table if you must eat! Warning though, cash is the only payment accepted. If this place was in a tourist hot spot, then it would doubtless be a must see; the collection would not be out of place in a city. As it is, it is up a single track road with very limited signage, and away from the tourist footfall. I suggest it is well worth a visit. Note that the contents of the mill is but a fraction of the objects that could be displayed, and that the exhibits change regularly. Opposite the mill is Saks and Hart, a country living shop which is very much worth a visit. Plastic is very much accepted here; you may need it as there are many temptations to be had. Again, a store that would not be out of place in Bath, Harrogate or York - of course, as it is, it is up a single track road with NO signage...
6. Fat Cat Tours
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
We'll take care of your time in Moscow - your comfort and bright impressions are our top priorities.
7. Kilwinning Abbey Tower
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4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Whiskygolf - Kilwinning, United Kingdom
Kilwinning Abbey is well worth a visit for the architectural ruins alone.The Abbey is steeped in History from time long ago when St Winning arrived in Kilwinning.The rest they say is History. Well worth a visit in my view.
