lovely place to eat and drink one of my favs ..very stylish and the food is amazing.. 

A relaxed all-day destination in the heart of Ayr, The Tree House blends cool style with a warm welcome – & we recently treated ourselves to a little TLC. With tasteful new interior touches & fabulous seasonal menus, we have the distinct feeling you are going to feel even more at home…

With over 100 seats in our stylish restaurant, room for up to 20 guests for private dining and up to 40 guests in The Outhouse, The Tree House is perfect for private parties or get-togethers with friends & family.

We’re all about simple dishes with big flavours, serving delicious food all day, every day from early until late. From early morning coffee &  breakfast to leisurely lunches, laid back dinners to lavish celebrations, The Tree House has it all. And if you’re in the mood for a well-earned cocktail or tasty pint of craft beer, our latest bar selection is sure to hit the spot

THE FOX & WILLOW Ayr 

The Fox and Willow is one of Scotland's finest boutique gastropubs, situated in the leafy suburbs of the coastal town of Ayr.

Renowned for its relaxed atmosphere, consistently delicious food and extensive wine and cocktail list, diners travel from far and wide to experience eating and drinking at The Fox.

From couples to large parties, The Fox and Willow is the perfect venue for a memorable night out with friends or family.

A 300 year history...

The Dumfries Arms Hotel is a contemporary hotel that has a rich 300 year history behind it. Situated in the ancient burgh of Cumnock, the hotel has played host to many colourful characters over the years. These include Scotland’s national bard, Robert Burns having spent many a night at the old hotel bar, entertaining the locals and Sir Walter Scott, the poet and novelist who frequented the hotel. Scott was even quoted to say ‘Old Cumnock, where the beds are as hard as planks, sir’… How times have changed.

The old hotel has undergone a complete transformation and now boasts one of Ayrshire’s largest and most stylish wedding venues along with 26 elegant bedrooms, our popular restaurant and a relaxed lounge bar with our private dining room for those special occasions.

The Royal Hotel was built in 1892 by R J Barrowman, and has proven over the years to be a figurehead of Cumnock town centre. The upper floor has 16 en suite bedrooms, offering excellent accommodation for every requirement. All rooms have their own unique style, due to the traditional layout of the building. The Royal hotel has a long history of entertaining guests.

1906 Restaurant is the perfect place to gather with friends and family whilst sipping on your favourite tipple, not to forget the great food served daily.

there is lots to do in the area, with our local attractions leaflet helping you to see them all. please ask for any further information

Country pub restaurant..

The Coach House Café lies at the heart of Dumfries House estate and is a favourite destination among visitors in all weather. Warming soup, paninis and hot drinks are served as welcome relief when the temperature drops or the rain arrives, while dining al fresco on the expansive patio area or opting for takeaway refreshments to be enjoyed throughout the estate proves a popular choice on warmer, sunny days.

The café, a beautiful converted coachhouse and stables, is typically open seven days a week from 10.00am-4.30pm. Opening hours may vary during Winter or when restrictions are in place.

A selection of homemade soups, scones, sandwiches, paninis, and jacket potatoes can be complemented by an array of cold drinks or freshly-brewed coffee or tea and followed by traybakes and cakes. All of these staples of the menu are freshly prepared on the day, and many are made from scratch in the café by our talented bakers and kitchen staff. Seasonal specials grace the menu throughout the year. As a licensed premises, the café also serves a small selection of beers and wines.

The Coach House Café is easy to reach on foot or by car, with car-parking available outside and the estate’s main public car park just a short walk away. Adjacent to the café lies The Adventure Playpark, The Maze, The Visitor Centre, The Arboretum and Dumfries House itself.

Booking is not required but customers may have a short wait for a table on busier days.

A warm welcome awaits you in our cosy Coffee House nestled within the unique setting of the original 18th century Auchinleck Estate Coach House.