This restaurant is permanently closed. I walked there, but it was boarded up and demolished inside.read more

A trendy and popular restaurant in Ayr, it's located along the Harbour with killer views of the…read morebeach, especially if you snag a window table. Although we showed up at 9pm, the kitchen was still open for a late dinner. We decided to try the duck confit as a starter, along with Ox cheek. Although the duck confit was not my cup of tea, the Ox cheek was amazing! We also decided to order the fish and chips, which came with a side of mashed peas and was delicious! It is a bit pricey if you don't order on the lunch menu, but nonetheless, worth it. The restaurant has a vey comfortable ambiance. It feels very classy, yet has a rustic charm. This is definitely a nice restaurant and bar, with prime location along the harbour. It's worth a visit if your in Ayr!

The Prestwick Pioneer is blazing a trail when it comes to decent pub food in Prestwick…read more Wetherspoons could easily hold this place up as a flagship venue where the focus is definitely on the eating. If you know the Wetherspoons brand you'll know that they pride themselves on well kept cask ales, ciders and other branded alcoholic beverages at unbelievably low prices. Continental cafe-bar in style, the decor is definitely a step upmarket for the brand. Our visit coincided with one of the hottest days of summer but the efficient air conditioning and the floor to ceiling opening windows made it a comfortable place to chill out and eat lunch. I had a vegetarian curry with coconut cream, two papadums, naan bread, mango chutney AND a pint of west country cider for the princely sum of £6.99. What a bargain. I'll definitely check out curry club Thursdays next time I'm in Prestwick. Big thumbs up too for a menu that helps those with dietary requirements choose what to eat, and also makes sure that there is plenty of choice. Stunning value, and an exceptional Wetherspoons. Follow the crowd! PS they have won awards for the loos, and I can see why. They aren't just clean, they are pretty groovy too.

I stopped here for a meal last Saturday early evening. Not a day we usually eat out because…read moreeverywhere is so busy and this place was no exception. I really thought there wasn't a single free table but at last I spotted one a table for two, just what we needed! As it was so crowded I thought there would be a long wait for food but not so. In fact we were amazed at how quickly it arrived. Everything was, as usual in this Wetherspoon chain, quite delicious and very good value for money. In our book that's a great combination! The bar staff were helpful and pleasant. We won't hesitate to call in there again when we're in Prestwick. The pub opened only this year and is named after David McIntyre, one of Scotland's leading aviation pioneers. He and the Marquis of Clydesdale established a flying school at Prestwick in 1933, which became an important training centre for RAF pilots in the second world war. McIntyre was also involved in the development of Prestwick into an international airport. There are many photos and old advertisements relating to the history of the area, including Woolworths, whose store used to be in this location.

Food was ok. The server must have been new because she didn't know what came with the main course…read more I asked her to bring the menu to show her that it came with salad and fries. The atmosphere was that of a regular restaurant.

Amazing 5 star food Very reasonable prices…read moreBeautiful environment Great quick friendly service Nothing discriminatory, friendly to foreigners Fun lively bar place too! Must visit

Main issue was that the listing on Yelp was as a pub but actually location is a modern restaurant…read morewith a bar trying to have a fusion type menu in rural Scotland. The only pub food was fish and chips. Food was average at best. Service was friendly but slow.

Fantastic, food is great.breakfast I had .Next to the beach. Too.10mins walk.lots of fish and…read morechippies too.

Nice Weatherspoons pub in Irvine Town Centre . Very busy each and every day due to its central…read morelocation . The decor is impressive , running with a nautical theme . It has a huge gantry and large staff group , so service is speedy .The menu is common to all Weatherspoon,s , cheap and cheery with special offers every day . Strangely the Weatherspoons out of town always seem nicer than those in Glasgow City Centre. Check out the array of old doors used as the backdrop on the wall just beside the entrance .

Popped in for a quick bite. Cheap and cheerful was the order of the day. The menu had changed…read moresince the last time I visited. I had the haggis, tatties and neeps. I added the whisky sauce which finished the meal just perfectly. The mother in law chose the brunch but I have to say the presentation left a lot to be desired. My other half had the veggie burger which came with a healthy portion of chips. A side of salad or slaw would have finished that meal perfectly - however it wasn't to be.

The Salt Cot seems to be the main watering hole of Saltcoats locals - there was a queue for the bar…read moreat 3 on a Friday afternoon! But I don't blame people for wanting to treat themselves to an end of the week drink or two. This is a Wetherspoons pub, and like most pubs from this chain it lacks background music or ambience. What it lacks for in atmosphere is made up for in value for money - it's between two and three pounds for a vast number of beers and spirits, including bottled drinks like Magners and fancy ales. There's a wide variety of the latter, including Moondance, ale staple Deuchars, and some Newcastle Brown in a bottle. They also do the usual brand of cheap Wetherspoon's food. Staff were helpful and refreshnigly friendly when we visited. The Wetherspoons pubs always seem to be housed in gorgeous buildings, and this is no expection - this bar has an unfathomably high ceiling, an art deco exterior and is plastered in old black and white pictures of Saltcoats and its surrounding towns. It seems to have the magnetic pulling power compared to local pubs and is pleasant to sit in with its vast space, comfy couches and bay windows. However, it is still Wetherspoons, so if you're looking for a bar with a bit more local flavour you may be as well to try other bars along the main street. Saying that, it was easy to make ourselves at home here and in an economy pub chain like this you can afford to have a few without unnecessarily breaking the bank.

There is nothing special about this venue…read more Food is of decent quality and very cheap so I guess that's a plus Beer is OK the pipes seemed a little dirty to the taste on one visit but another it seemed fine Locals of varied ages littered around the bar Nothing bad but nothing stand out, certainly nothing that will keep me from popping in again

Ok pub with decent food and prices. Decor is a bit dated and could be doing with an update,…read morealthough its a few months since my last visit so it may have been redecorated. Just outside the centre of kilmarnock and no real parking to speak of, although Morrisons is across the road with a big car park. One of the better places in kilmarnock to have a meal.

great place the food is something else and what a choice and great prices they have special on most…read morenight try the homemade steak pie its wonderful and very large portions nice and handy with ample parking across the road and near morrisons supermarket

Good pub food for reasonable price for my family of four. Service was very pleasant. I stayed for…read moretasty dessert of sticky toffee pudding after fish and chips. Would definitely go back.

Great welcoming with a sample of both Scottish IPAs served as I didn't know them…read more Good food all the way: - Haggis perfect, - homemade fish and chips, - burger to match my kid's expectation. I stumbled by chance in Strathaven and discovered a friendly lovely place. Will come back if I have the opportunity to wander in the area