Location: Maybole
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Scotland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 6 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Maybole
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Maybole. 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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6. Cafe Le Monde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
This used to be called Cafe Coffee but has recently been refurbised and renamed.
Reviewed By Jet425023
This is a great cafe where the staff are very welcoming and friendly,giving excellent service. My Mum and I had delicious toasties with tasty salad and awesome home made coleslaw. Next time we will try the cakes as they looked fresh and tempting in the cabinet. We highly recomend this place in Newmarket St for lunch.
5. Poet's Corner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Rossergruffydd
Attractive appearance from the road with outside seating for the summer. We were quickly served by friendly staff. A good range of good quality home baking and falvoursome coffee at a reasonable price. The WCs were very smart and clean. Leaflets etc about local sites and activities available as well as newspapers and magazines.
4. The Secret Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
family friendly cafe /bistro offering fantastic breakfast, lunch, cake and award winning coffee 7 days. Private parking in the heart of burns country.
Reviewed By irenecee
.We arrived on a very hot sunny day and as we wanted to sit out on the deck by the river we entered straight onto the deck via a disgusting little alley full of stinking bins. Ok maybe we could have walked through the dining area to get there. We had two coffees and two scones £10, I kid you not and wait for it they had run out of fresh milk!!! even though the place is actually attached to a little grocery store they would not buy milk for our coffee. We both had soya milk in our coffees and it was disgusting, we could not drink it. The scones were good but certainly not worth £10. I will never be back. If you have any sense you will give this place a wide berthThis is not true. Of course you can enter our beautiful decking via the restaurant. We advise cyclists and dog walker to use entry via back gate. Our bins are situated in a bin store and are very clean and tidy. Our coffee is priced at a very competitive £2.20-£2.60 and our scones £2.20 or £2.50 with cream. Both in fact fair if not quite cheap most would agree.We did not run out of milk!! We had gallons of the stuff and have never and will never run out of milk. Ever!If and I mean if you ended up with soya milk then it would have been a genuine mistake though I doubt this actually happened at all! Completely untrue!
3. Kirkmichael Community Shop and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
This is a not-for-profit community run cafe in a beautiful conservation village. The staff - mostly volunteers - are very friendly. Locally sourced products such as honey, meats, free range eggs and seasonal fruit and vegetables are used in this small-but
Reviewed By karylaig
Located Jocks for our morning coffee whilst on a motoring day out. Run by the community this place sure is good.A lovely milky coffee with a marvellous well cooked and crispy bacon roll - exactly as asked for! My wife had tea and a lovely homemade fruit scone with butter and jam.Friendly staff - Jock's is another one of my great finds!!
2. 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!!
1. Dairy Corner Tea Room
Reviewed By OrienteerfromUK
This small cafe/restaurant is difficult to spot, but is on the High Street in MayboleAlthough we only called in for afternoon tea, the menu is quite extensive from plated meals to sandwiches.We enjoyed tea and a French cake, which was very moist and tasty.Recommended!
