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Scotland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Scottish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Maybole
Best Scottish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Scottish food in Maybole. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Scottish restaurants near you.. Maybole (Scottish Gaelic: Am Magh Baoghail, pronounced [ə maɣ pɯː.al] is a burgh of barony and police burgh of South Ayrshire, Scotland. Pop. (2011) 4,760. It is situated 9 miles (14 km) south of Ayr and 50 miles (80 km) southwest of Glasgow by the Glasgow and South Western Railway.
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10. Brig O Doon Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Reviewed By lovetorove4
Our family enjoyed an excellent meal here yesterday. Our food was delicious! It was fresh and very tasty, with the portions were a good size. It was difficult to pick just one thing from the main course menu as it all sounded appealing! Our meals were reasonably priced too. We would definitely come back!
9. Wildings Hotel and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1123 reviews
Family run Hotel and Restaurant with 11 ensuite bedrooms. Situated in the picturesque village of Maidens. Stunning sea views and a stone's throw away from Culzean Castle and Trump Turnberry. Dine in our wonderful restaurant and enjoy a range of local prod
Reviewed By 988graemec
Outstanding value for money.I cannot think of another restaurant that can come anywhere near the quality and choice at this price.In fact, ignore the price because you could pay twice as much and have much poorer fare!Please, do yourself a favour and treat your taste buds to this outstanding food.I canât rate it highly enough.
8. Souter Johnnies Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By Alan J
The Costley Group certainly know how to look after their guests, my wife and I called in on chance earlier this week. The food was first class along with the service that we received from the young waiting staff. We would highly recommend this restaurant to friends and family, can't wait to go back.
7. The Coo Shed
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
The Coo Shed is a unique family-run coffee shop with all food prepared and baked 'in-house' and locally sourced wherever possible. The coffee shop is part of a family run dairy farm at South Corton Farm and all things inside are dairy themed, from the lig
Reviewed By 804suew
This is a great place, slightly off the beaten track. It was my first visit and everything about it was great. The macaroni cheese, lasagne and scamp that we ordered were great. We also got some of their delicious cakes to takeaway. Well worth and visit and we'll definitely be back. Thank you for your kind review! It means a lot to us when someone takes the time to praise us, instead of using this particular forum to complain. It is most appreciated. Thank you!!
6. Souter's Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 669 reviews
Reviewed By rufus47
Second visit here. Because of the positive experience we had on our first visit, albeit only for a coffee, we decided to stop for a snack en-route to Port Patrick. We weren't too hungry so ordered "just" a sandwich and soup to share. Oh my goodness!! The smoked salmon and prawn sandwich was enormous, packed full of prawns and salmon and came with a side of lovely home made chips. The soup was also delicious and we were both stuffed. The quality of the food was matched by the friendly efficiency of the staff who all appeared to be enjoying their work. As previously stated, this was our second visit and the welcome was just as warm as on our previous visit. If passing through Kirkoswald don't pass this wee gem. We certainly won't.
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5. Broun's Bistro @ The Welltrees
Overall Ratings
5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Alison S
20 ladies from Scottish Women's Walking Group visited this bistro after a walk in Maybole today. The staff welcomed us with open arms. Our drinks were all served quickly and we had a great time relaxing by the fire.We will be back on our next visit to Maybole.A hidden gem.If in Maybole make a visit to the bistro Thank you for making us all so welcome today.Thank you very much ladies - it was a pleasure and we look forward to your next visit.
Maybole Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Maybole
4. The Carrick Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
The Carrick Bar & Grill is a family run bar and restaurant providing excellent freshly prepared food. The bar has a friendly welcoming atmosphere. The renovated building has a modern decor which would not look out of place in any city centre.
Reviewed By angellight1642
Visited for lunch and was really impressed, chef was happy to accommodate my food allergies and adapted the menu for me. Food was amazing, first time in ages I have ordered with full confidence in the kitchen preparing Gluten-free, well done Chef A+++++. As for out waitress Sandi, she could not have done any more for us, very friendly and attentive. Couldnât have asked for anything more. Well done to you all, keep up the good work.
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3. Minishant Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 600 reviews
Reviewed By fatbobscotlandAyr
Went on Wednesday evening (14th August) Quite surprised at how busy it was but we managed to get a table for two. Service was âpleasantâ from young lady but she wasnât very cheery. Food was very nice, we had Gambas pil pil and pate to start, followed by Salmon and Fish and chips. Nice to see them using Hake instead of the usual stuff that everyone else uses. Bill was £54 including a couple of drink each. Will definitely return as it is much better than a lot of places in Ayr.
2. Kirkmichael Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 480 reviews
Serving quality food from 12.00 Noon till 9pm daily. Where possible we use locally sourced fresh produce. Daily Specials Board, Lunch & Evening Menus.
Reviewed By graeme w
Being a regular of the kirkmichael Arms, was in yesterday and today, and usually between two and three times a week, I've got to say the food is always consistent and at a very high standard, prices are reasonable and the staff are always great and very attentative, I don't usually write reviews even if people have a bad day which they do, but I felt the need to write one about this place after reading that shocking review yesterday from some old battle axe who obviously likes a moan, to that lady I highly recommend the steak and sausage pie, it's not an Indian dish and your stomach should be fine with that , I don't work for trip advisor, I'm only writing this review as I felt the last review left was very unfair, yes you wait a bit longer when the place is busy just like everywhere else,, as long as the food is good no need to moan, been here dozens of times now now had a single complaint, even when their really busy the owner does her best to accommodate us, folks if your looking for spectacular food made to the highest standards and a relaxed atmosphere with great staff who only have their customers to mind give this place a shot I guarantee yoy won't be disappointed, will be back, in a couple of weeks for more great grub
1. Auld Acquaintance Cafe (International Fusion Food)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Cafe with British,Scottish,Indian,European,Chinese,,Sea food,Thai food (International Fusion food) Plus Home baking cakes ,cookies and Scones
Reviewed By Soozysoo
Visited Auld Acquaintance in Girvan partly due to the positive reviews on Trip Advisor, which bore no resemblance to the establishment we visited. The place itself wasdefinitely appropriate to its title - auld (old), tatty and looked uncared for; however, once inside, we decided to give it a go as often appearances can be deceptive. I ordered a tuna & feta pizza and my friend ordered roasted Mediterranean vegetable pizza. We waited ages for the food to arrive, despite the fact there was hardly anyone in the place and when the food eventually arrived we were both flabbergasted. Both pizzas were made with ready made pizza bases, smothered in what appeared to be tomato puree instead of pizza sauce and my pizza was smothered in what I can only presume to be tuna savoury, the type used for sandwich fillings, instead of just tuna with lumps of melted cheddar and a tiny amount of feta on top. It actually looked as if a dog had thrown up on top of a pizza base. My friend's roasted med veg pizza wasn't much better and both were served on plastic plates! My supposed tuna & feta pizza was cold, so I asked for it to be warmed up, whereby the waitress took it away & then the 'chef' appeared & explained that it couldn't be reheated due to the presence of mayonnaise, reinforcing my suspicion that it was sandwich filling on the pizza instead of just tuna & feta. The food was so awful we ate only a couple of pieces, paid and then left. I wouldn't mind but the food there isn't cheap; £8.99 for a 9 inch pizza which frankly wasn't as nice as a chesp frozen pizza from Asda. The food was absolutely horrible and the place bore absolutely no resemblance whatsoever to the establishment described or depicted on Trip Advisor, therefore I'd recommend that everyone gives this place the widest berth possible and go elsewhere.
