Location: South Ayrshire
Top Restaurants in South Ayrshire
- 1. Auld Acquaintance Cafe (International Fusion Food)
- 2. Wildings Hotel and Restaurant
- 3. MacCallum's Oyster Bar
- 4. Auld Acquaintance Cafe (International Fusion Food)
- 5. Wee Hurrie
- 6. Scott's Bar & Restaurant
- 7. Grazianos
- 8. Auld Acquaintance Cafe (International Fusion Food)
- 9. Wellington Fish Restaurant
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Scotland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 9 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in South Ayrshire
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in South Ayrshire, Scotland, United Kingdom. The village of Alloway is home to the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum and the Robert Burns Heritage Trail. Highlights of the trail include Auld Kirk Alloway, Burns Cottage, Burns Monument Gardens and the 13th century Brig O'Doon. South of Alloway along the attractive A719 coastal road is Culzean Castle and Country Park which offers much of interest all ages. En route is an unusual roadside attraction called Electric Brae, a 'magnetic hill' where a car left out of gear will appear to go uphill due to an optical illusion. A few minutes drive from Culzean Castle is the famous Open Golf championship course at Turnberry where the clubhouse is open to the public.
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9. Wellington Fish Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By CarrzMc
My family and I got a take away from here while holidaying at Craig Tara. There is 7 of us 5 adults and 2 kids. We have chippie teas back home so know what we pay and in comparison to home this is so much better value and cheeper. We all had suppers and were not more than £5 each and that was even for a fish supper. My mums long sausage supper was 2 what we call jumbo sausages and this was more that enough. The kids dinners were also good value as they got 3 sausages and chips and a drink for less than £4 and the drinks were full size bottles of water and fruit shoots not just a carton like back home. If weâre back down in Ayr would definitely be back here for a supper.
8. 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.
7. Grazianos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Quality take away food at a fast, efficient and friendly service. We offer the traditional take away meals such as, fish, sausage, chicken, haggis, black pudding, pies, burgers, deep fried pizza etc. However, we also sell our exclusive 'BLAGGIS' which is
Reviewed By fmck49
Bought a small fish supper here on Sunday evening. Canât imagine what size the normal one is! The fish was very good and the chips were okay. Far from the best fish supper Iâve ever had but it did the job.
6. Scott's Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1759 reviews
Part of the Buzzworks portfolio of restaurants.
Reviewed By JimboMalibu_CA
I had visited this restaurant about 10 years ago on a previous trip to Scotland. It is as good as ever. Seven of us traveling on a golf trip made reservations and enjoyed a lovely meal at this second floor restaurant, The menu is diverse and food was delicious. It overlooks the harbor but is modern and comfortable inside.
5. Wee Hurrie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 744 reviews
Reviewed By Ian B
Didn't expect to be humped because this restaurant had a good reputation in the past, it needs to keep up its appearance as w ell as it's reputation , well be back soon and will expect to see a vast improvement as it would be a great shame if this place went downhill rapidly, please rescue this restaurant as it desperately needs some TLC to rescue it from the ravishes of time, I love coming in here for my lunch or tea , maybe the owners could mount a rescue bid ! it would save jobs and maybe even give a boost to the shop !
4. 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.
3. MacCallum's Oyster Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
Seafood restaurant overlooking Troon Harbour specialising in locally sourced produce.
Reviewed By 84s_paulina
Had a dinner with friends, and I absolutely loved that restaurant. Itâs sooo cosy, service is friendly ,polite and beyond helpful. The food is to die for ! If you in Troon and like seafood itâs a must to go there for lunch or dinner, Iâm beyond impressed!!!
2. 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.
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.
