Location: Prestwick
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Top 10 Scottish food in Prestwick, Scotland, United Kingdom
Reviews on Scottish food in Prestwick, Scotland, United Kingdom. Prestwick is a town in South Ayrshire on the west coast of Ayrshire in Scotland about 30 miles (50 km) south-west of Glasgow. It adjoins the larger town of Ayr to the south on the Firth of Clyde coast, the centre of which is about 2 miles (3 km) south. It had a population of 14,901 at the 2011 census.
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10. Murrays
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By Hugh M
Have just returned home after a fantastic family caravan outing to the Prestwick airshow. Our stay was enhanced by our visit to Murray's for a light lunch. We were very impressed by the great service we received at this cosy and elegant cafe. The food was excellent, the chicken and rice soup served with crusty brown bread followed by delicious sandwiches and tea, served in China cup and saucers, was impressive.Nice atmosphere, great service - we will be back!
9. The Golf Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By Ian C
What a great place. We were welcomed by friendly staff and attended to efficiently. Pleased to find this place is really dog friendly with sensible seating arrangements. Drinks reasonably priced and the food was excellent. Kathleen served up our food which was cooked to perfection and my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed their home made "tatties and mash". We all agreed it is one of our favourites and look forward to our next visit to this well run pub.
8. Restaurant 33 @ Parkstone Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By NeelieScotland
We enjoyed our overnight stay with dinner, bed and breakfast and also afternoon tea (only complaint is the cheap white bread used for the sandwiches and also same for the toast at breakfast) We had a lovely sea view from Room 8 - just the plumbing needs some attention in this room otherwise all fine. Friendly staff and good service all round.
7. Carlton Carvery Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
Reviewed By Rossergruffydd
A modern looking hotel and restaurant somewhat tucked away on the main road. Plenty of parking and an outside seating area. We followed the signs to the carvery and were seated fairly quickly. We were presented with the 2 or 3 course lunch with reasonable options including the carvery that we chose after a wait. A cheery chef carved us generous portions of meat and we helped ourselves to vegetables. The Yorkshire puddings were a bit tough. It's very popular and service runs for several hours.
6. The Prestwick Pioneer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 471 reviews
UK postcode: KA9 1JS
Reviewed By Michael O
We both visited this fairly large Wetherspoon's on the 30th, the tasteful decor was about aviation/golf, staff were pleasant and helpful, the toilets, were also tastefully decorated and very clean were unusually on th level so no up and down stairs.
5. Macfarlane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
Warm, inviting, relaxed and personal dining.
Reviewed By Nikki-Dunree
We have stumbled upon this great little restaurant. Iâve had breakfast which was made to order, lunch and now dinner. The service is good. Ambience nice. The food excellent!!! I had asked again for something not on the menu, they actually met my request and delivered my favourite pud, macaroons... delicious, thank you! It was busy with two large groups but this did not impact on the service or quality of our experience. It is rare to feel totally one hundred percent happy after a meal. My standards are reasonably high but I get sick of poor service and mediocre food when I know I can present a meal at a better standard, for a fraction of the cost. This restaurant is certainly achieving everything I require and I can recommend it highly. The monkfish starter was just delicious. My husbands steak was cooked, as he likes to perfection, melting in his mouth.
4. The Town House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By David M
You know a restaurant is good when it's constantly busy, and by god it was really good food,food is all homemade and fresh, reasonably priced as well, it's a hidden gem of a place, will Deffo return again,
3. Logans Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By Robert L
Visited here again and we were not disappointed. Staff really friendly and food excellent. Be warned though, food portions are very generous, so you might want to go for a smaller or two smaller options.
Most Popular Cafe food in Prestwick, Scotland, United Kingdom
2. Lido
Overall Ratings
4 based on 424 reviews
We've been busy putting the finishing touches to our new Mediterranean-influenced menu, with authentic pizzas from the wood-burning stove, the ever-popular spicy marinated chicken from the Churrasco Grill and heavenly patisseries from our Bakehouse. When
Reviewed By skym0tel
As with all Buzzworks, can't really fault the style / ambience of Lido,. Service on the night was ok. The food quality is reasonable enough however the portions are smallish and prices higher than you would expect. Mixed tempura to start at circa £8, no prawns with it, 8 pieces with 3 being veg. Burgers are small. My wife had the vegan lasagne which was basically 2 layers of pasta with some sauce/veg in a skillet that must have been 3 inches across, all for £13 with a side salad that was 3 leaves and half a tomato.£7 for chocolate fudge cake with a small slice of cake split into 2 on the plate to make it look bigger.Lovely place for a special night no doubt, but you had better be prepared for the bill.
Where to eat European food in Prestwick: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Buckley's Cafe/Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By BC1111111
Attended with friends for lunch. Canât really fault the food. Portion sizes not great but taste and presentation was good. Found the establishment itself very claustrophobic, small, and very noisy. Could hear everyoneâs conversation around you. Would be a very frustrating place if you wanted to go and chill out with a coffee and read the paper.....unless there was no one else in.
