This was a great pit stop for lunch. We were driving along and saw this place. We decided to stop…read morefor lunch. They also had lots of delicious pastries. You get in line and order at the counter. Then we found a table to sit at. I order the chicken goujon sandwich. Super good and filling. It came with fries and there were condiments you can grab and use for your table. The employees were very friendly. After we ate our lunch, we got back in line to grab some pastries to eat when we got back in the car. Definitely a place to stop if you're sight seeing along the coast!

Awesome coffee. Friendly staff. Great places to sit and have coffee. Food is great with a good…read moreselection of assorted pastries and freshly made breakfast menu. Love it. Been here two times in 3 days!!

A great option for a quick meal after a morning tour. The cafe is comfortable and the food is…read moresurprisingly good. The Cullen Skink soup is delicious. The sandwiches are also very good. The staff is attentive.

After the tour stopped here for a delightful lunch. The place is busy so do be patient. I had a…read morelovely smoked haddock soup and roll and my companion had a nice steak pie. I wouldn't necessarily make this a destination stop for the restaurant as it is just located right inside the Ardbeg reception/gift shop area and more like a cafe but if you are here for the great tour a perfect place to stop for a bite.

Cafe Bluebell truly is a beautiful wee gem where you'll meet the friendliest folk. Every time we go…read morehome for a wee visit it's a must. We ate at Cafe Bluebell several times August 2024. It is pet friendly, very clean and lovely atmosphere, not to mention fabulous staff and very reasonable prices. The food is always fresh and the portions are large. I enjoy everything from their breakfast rolls to the cheese toasties and baked goods. They also have a few vegan choices. Their fresh baked Cakes and pastries are made by the owner Michelle Armour, a beautiful person inside and out. Go enjoy Cafe Bluebell.

Recommended by the lady in the Tourist Information Centre, we were very pleased we went here for…read morelunch. It's more or less across the road from there too in a row of shops facing the harbour. It's nothing fancy, just plastic tables and chairs, but everything was clean (our table was wiped as soon as we sat down) and there's lots of choice. Several vegetarian dishes too including spring rolls with dip, and jacket potatoes. The specials of the day are on the blackboard. There's ice cream too, lovely cakes and pastries, and the staff were very nice too.

I was working near Beith and was looking for somewhere for lunch, so natch I fired up my Yelp app…read moreand this place came up. A little farther than I had expected, but an easy 8 minutes in the car, so I headed over to Lochwinnoch. The main street was busy with cars but there is a free car park across the road. It was moderately busy, and looking at the specials menu and the selection of delicious goodies on the deli counter it's easy to see why. But I managed to get a small table in a corner of the window and ordered a Loch Fyne smoked salmon and scrambled egg brunch and an Americano (hey, it had been a long time since breakfast!). The scrambled eggs arrived in a wee bowl, which I thought was rather cute although I wasted no time in dumping them onto the plate beside the huge portion of salmon. The two large slices of crusty wholemeal bread were very generously sized too. Great food, friendly service and some delicious-looking cakes that I'm glad I didn't notice until I went to pay my bill. A lovely asset for Lochwinnoch.

If you want the best homemade bakery, brilliant Scottish breakfast, and Italian themed lunches then…read moreIvan and Jo will provide them. Because of the wonderful quality of the food and service I suggest you book a table well in advance of your intended visit.

Beautiful coffee shop, top notch coffee, sweet little space with great views, friendly knowledgable…read morestaff to please even the most pretentious coffee snobs in your group. Additionally, their music selection is on point. Not a ton of seating, but a simple modern design with lots of natural light, plants & wood (lovely simple decor) indoors and my favorite is the outdoor seating (complete with cozy lawn chairs) right on the water with a great view of the promenade. Absolutely perfect for a sunny day in Portrush. Finding this gem was an absolute win. Haven't tried their food yet but we will be back for some of those tasty brunch items we were drooling over after we got a mad case of food envy watching our neighbors order get delivered. If your in town, be sure to check this place out. You won't be disappointed

Adorable spot with a great view. My sister and I ate breakfast here and it was delicious. They also…read morehad a very friendly staff.

Excellent coffee and fantastic service. Great place to stop if passing through or for a sit-down…read morebreakfast.

It's a nice little cafe with a good view of the harbour that we visited as last stop before going…read moreto the ferry to Islay. Good coffee, nice waitress, nice Belgian waffle. Not only a cafe, they also serve "standard" like fish & chips.

Narrow tables with fixed chairs so rather cramped - not much room if you're even slightly…read moreoverweight!! A basic cafe on the seafront in Millport but some nice snacks available. I was with my relatives there (on the 27th May 2011) and between us we had a variety of cakes, scones, ice cream, teas and coffee. There was waitress service and the older lady who served us was very friendly and pleasant. There is a big range of confectionery just inside the door and a modern 'juke box' too, which I didn't hear in action (but I'm think it was in working order as it looked brand new!)

Best cafe in the world! Get an ice drink and sit back and enjoy the view!!…read more The older ladies that wait tables have been there since the 50's!!! Incredible.

This is a cosy and friendly cafe, a nice place for a coffee, breakfast or even lunch. Worth a stop…read morein on your stroll through the town.

I stopped here for coffee today for the first time. I had a delicious latte and my husband said the…read morehot chocolate was equally good! It's a pleasant cafe and quite comfortable. There's a variety of small round and square tables and soft-seated dining chairs (perhaps the tables are slightly too close together but this would only be a slight issue when the cafe is full). There's a nice blue carpet throughout, pretty floral pictures on all walls, shelving units with ornaments, good lighting, a long counter with mirrors behind and delicious looking cakes under glass (I didn't succumb on this occasion!!) apparently everything is home-baked. There are breakfasts served all day, from eggs on toast and full cooked meals to honey toasted Granola. Lots of 'light bites' and full 'Hot Plate' lunches on offer too, plus salads, baked potatoes, sandwiches with imaginative fillings (£4.95-£5.50) and a special 'soup and a sandwich combo' (£5.95). There's a children's menu too. Lovely desserts as well including ice cream sundaes. Largs is a great place to find good quality ice cream, thanks to the Italians there! There's waitress service in the cafe and the lady who served us was very pleasant. The pop music playing on the radio was slightly irritating and didn't seem to fit the surroundings somehow, though at least it wasn't loud!

Set in old church with stained glass windows, the ambiance is peaceful, relaxed and artistic, with…read morehandcrafted and Scottish goods for sale. The baked goods were all tempting, but I can only speak for the. Carrot cake which was moist, dotted with raisins and nicely flavored with orange. The service was prompt and welcoming. It may be because I had just hiked 12 miles along the WHW that it was perfect, but I really do think it was excellent.