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Craig Holm Guest House
Carrick Lodge Hotel
Ayr City
Pub £££A team of fourteen chefs sources the best of local produce, establishing their own distinctive style, producing mouth watering combinations of flavours
01292 262846 | Visit Website
Crescent Park House
Scott's
Ayrshire
Pub £££Cool, informal surroundings, warm personal service and, above all, a sumptuous selection of dishes. Scotts restaurant is the perfect setting for everything from light lunches to sp
01292 315315 | Visit Website
Dormie House
The Wheatsheaf
Ayrshire
Pub £££A typical menu at the Wheatsheaf lists more than a dozen starters, (how about Haggis, Neeps & Tatties in Drambuie and Onion Cream?), a wide choice of fish, meat poultry and vegetar
01563 830307 | Visit Website
Canter Holm
A Turas-Mara Guest House
Coila Guest House
Ayr City
Guesthouse £££Coila is an impressive Victorian villa located behind the railway station in Ayr. A 4-star guesthouse with 4 large ensuite rooms with king-sized beds.
No2 Troon Road
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Expand Search: All Ayrshire Eating & Drinking (6)Archie Bouverie's guide:
Ayrshire
Ayrshire is bordered by Dumfries and Galloway, Lanarkshire to the East and Argyll to the North. It is the 'playground' of the Western seaboard of Scotland with walks everywhere, the amazing Culzean Castle, the 'home' of Scottish horseracing at Ayr and many of Scotland's most famous golf courses. Ayrshire is the perfect area of Scotland to explore if you do not want to be too far from civilisation - the coastal views are as fine as anywhere in Scotland, the sailing clubs abundant and enthusiastic, the towns unspoilt by out-of-town shopping centres and the walking unfettered and idyllic.