Situated right next to the beach ground, this place could be a right gold mine…read more The kiosk sells a variety of items such as bucket & spade, beach ball's. There is hot and cold drinks available from a cappuccino and, iced slush. Food is basic from the usual hot dogs, chips with various toppings and a few frozen burgers. This is a really good place for cheap food and refreshments if you are ever on Troon beach, right behind the kiosk are the public toilets, with shower facilities. There are benches dotted all around the building if you don't fancy eating on the beach.

I came by after spotting the cafe sign by the train station, a family run cafe with plenty outdoor…read moreseating, in my half hour visit this place went from having two customers to being full in no time. I decided to try the cooked breakfast with a coffee, and a few soft drinks to go. This place seems nice enough, the food was ok, nothing special, everything seemed to have cooked in a frying pan with exception to the baked beans. I would come back here, but maybe not for the breakfast.

Nice wee coffee shop (emphasis on the 'wee') and handy for the hall across the road, and for the…read morebeach. They have a good selection of home-made cakes and scones and the prices are reasonable.

Perfectly nice wee cafe right across the road from the big pirate swing park. Couldn't swing a cat…read morein it though for the amount of tables squashed into such a small place. Table was still full of last customers plates and cups when we sat down, and sat so long we actually moved them ourselves. Had a latte which was lovely & they had a huge selection of delicious flavours such as white chocolate, honeycomb and tiramisu! I just had a plain though. I also had a cheese & onion panini with lentil soup. The soup was lovely and homemade - just the way I like lentil soup. The panini must have only seen the panini press as it was on our table in less than 5 minutes and the cheese was unmelted. Given we had 3 very hyperactive kids with us we ate it quickly and without complaint. Nice for a quick stop off if peckish at the beach!

Quite often in the past I used to head to Troon for a day out and on most of those days I used to…read moreend up here. I've often said that there are not enough of these sort of places in this area to go to for breakfast, lunch or even just a snack. This is just a small cafe but still has plenty character left, it's good to see a place with a display of their cakes and snacks on show just to tempt you to buy. When I'm here I like to grab a breakfast roll with a coffee, and grab a juice for my way out and the price usually comes to around the £5 mark, that's pretty good value.

For an espresso affectionado, finding a great espresso bar in tea country should be difficult,…read moreespecially in the small coastal town of Troon. Thankfully, I came across The Venice during a gale storm on Sunday morning. Here are my criterias for scoring this little espresso bar favourably: 1. Excellent beans and strong espresso 2. Fast wifi free service 3. Inspired space - windows, bar stools- great for writing 4. Young, hip and modern 5. Great menu of sandwichs, bagettes, salads Great place to hang during a gale storm!

There are so many places that you could walk past and never know that they are there, this small…read morecafe could be one of those places. I was passing by and fancied a cup of tea from some where as l am trying my hardest to drinking less coffee. This cafe is ideal for family's or anyone with children with plenty of tables and seating area and at the corner a play area for the kids. I really liked the painting on the wall of Troon beach with pretend beach hut frames on the was made the place look colourful. There is a selection of cakes available must be at least eight with other selection of was real cheap.items available. The tea that l had was ok probably could have done with a stronger brand. Tea and cake was £3.50, thought that

I came to Troon early one day and was waiting for the tide to go out before heading to the beach,…read moreto pass a hour I went around looking for a place to have lunch. I came across the beach cafe by surprise, as l didn't even know it was here, I enquirer on what lunches they did, but sadly the day of lunches are long gone, all that they did was tea/coffee & biscuits and tray bakes. This is a place that you must put on your must go to list, looked right out of a film set as if time had stopped. I got talking to the lady that owned the shop who said that it has been in her family since the 1930's and it was only herself that worked the cafe now. Was well worth visiting here for the nice cup of coffee & chat. Will be back again to visit soon.