Needed somewhere to drink late on Good Friday so headed in here as it looked like there was a queue…read moreoutside the other option. £5 to get in and barely a dozen folk about once you got past the front door. Cheesy tunes & generic club bar offerings. Peroni £3 or so for a bottle. We only stayed for the one drink so it may have filled up later (although that's a tall order as it's a surprisingly large space - you feel more could be done with it) but on this evidence you have to wonder how it turns a profit.

This seems to be a custom-made nightclub. There is a good sized dance floor, with a few big podiums…read morearound the edges for the show-offs. There a two big bars, but only the top one is open on the quieter nights. There are comfy seats all around and a few stools around a couple of big pillars. I was in on a Sunday night and the place was less than half full, but they are busier Fridays and Saturdays. I was told that Wednesday nights are very busy as well as it's all 80's and 90's music being played then. All drinks were £1.00 on a Sunday, so it's not something to moan about. The DJ is a pure professional. He never repeated any tracks and tried to play any request as soon as he could. The sound system had a good bass level and all the music sounded really good. A good club where everyone seemed to be happy and having a good time.

Probably the more consistently busy clubs in the town. Although, Thursday nights were usually quiet…read morefrom what I remember. This year they tried to branch out a little bit more with a few Indie nights, which isn't the type of music they have been known for. They host quite a lot of gig nights now and out of the three nightclubs in town, they apparently use the best sound system. Used to have a pretty terrible reputation but seems to have improved slightly. Quite expensive for what it is. Staff are usually quite friendly.

sometimes referred to as 'club too far' its fine really, cheap enough booze, good on sundays and…read morethursdays. Avoid the foam parties like the plague!

This is a good place to go during the day but i will avoid it at night as it can get a little roudy…read morewith the locals. It is a quaint little pub and restaraunt but can be desribed as a little dated but thats the charm of the place. The food is really great and thier steak pie is the best i have tasted. The prices are also really good as you can have half or full portions. The prices don't differ that much but i can normally only manage a half portion. The Bar could do with a little update but the drinks are quite cheap and they do have quite a wide selection of drinks. The staff are really good friendly and helpful. The staff also seem happy to work there and will to help.

Good locals bar which probably attracts quite a lot of characters (there was only one obvious one…read morein on Good Friday). No ales but it was pleasant enough to sit at the end of the bar and watch the Chase on TV. Features a slightly saucy painting at the left hand end of the bar. Based on what previous reviewers have said we missed a trick by not eating here so can maybe try to do that and see if another star is warranted next time we're in the toon.

Spit and sawdust. Very old fashioned, this is a mans pub. Not family friendly. Good for cheap…read morealcohol and measures are large. Can have good atmosphere, but then again.

The best pub ever!!! Nice toilets and wonderful staff. Thank you for two wonderful nights. Best…read moreregards. Jonas, Katja, Nisse, Vickan, Henke, Marie.

A cosy bar with short walk from the train station, with all the bars in the area you wonder how…read morethey all compete. This wee bar has the usual jukebox and fruit machine. There Is an acoustic band or bands that play every Thursday, you could easily see this bar pretty busy over the weekends with the regular live entertainment on offer does not look like a chain pub. The bar has a lot of character with plenty of old items on display such as the old water jugs from days gone. I do see my self coming back with plenty change from £5

Stopped in here with my guy and our friends during a night out in Ayr. Our friends mentioned how…read moreempty this place was compared to how it usually is. We were able to grab some drinks at the bar and find a seat no bother. The music was great, and just loud enough to make the background noise disappear, but not so loud that we felt the need to scream over each other to have a conversation. Plenty of seating in the front of the pub and loads in the back should the front get busy. We only stayed for a few drinks and headed on up the road to the next pub.

I used to find myself in Troon quite often there are so many good things about this place, great…read morebeach when the summer comes, lots of independently owned tearooms and a few nice little bars and this bar is one of them. Weekends There is always some form of entertainment on from quiz nights to karaoke and even for a quiz night love been here and there only being two in the bar but l recon this is more of a sports bar with all the unusual items plastered on the walls and ceilings mainly from golf. Drinks Aren't always the same here they change the selection quite often but I'm not sure if that's a good thing, they used to have west on tap but then discontinued soon after. This has to be one of the better bars in the area you can have a few drinks here and not have any hassle.

Popped in for a welcome drink after a long cycle ride . Nice welcoming bar with a great gantry and…read morecomfortable surroundings . Sport is available on TV and newspapers to peruse . Great selection of whisky to choose from as well as cask ales .

My guy and I were visiting some friends in Ayr and popped in here for a post dinner drink. This…read morewas a usual haunt for our friends, but it being my first time in Ayr, it was my first time here. It was just after the holidays, so I think everyone was still recovering from all the over indulgence, as this place was pretty empty. We were able to get in and get a drink no bother and grabbed a table with ease. There were a handful of people in, and a dog as well, which was great. Great place for a quick drink before heading to the next pub (which is what we did).

Stopped in here as the first port of call on a crawl over the Easter weekend. Not overly busy at…read morethe back of six on a Friday but doing a good trade. Nabbed a table easily enough. No ales on handpull but Williams' Joker on keg along with Guinness etc. and a decent selection of spirits. Has a couple of TVs so you can see the sport if that's what you're after.

Very quiet mid-week, but friendly staff and a range of special offers like free pool somedays help…read moreto make this worth a visit.

Great friendly staff, 20p for a game of pool, 10p a go on the juke box. DJ on Fridays and Saturdays…read moremean it can be really busy. Can be quiet midweek but quiz on a Thursday is always good. £2.50 a cider Sunday - Tuesday is really good too. It's not fancy but it's comfortable. Main complaint is it can be a bit too warm but a few fans would fix that easily enough.