Carsphairn Tearooms

We found this place by accident during a stop on our journey from Ardrossan to Dumfries. It's a lovely little place with a genuinely warm welcome and great food. A wide selection of sandwiches, snacks, drinks and cakes was available and all four of us thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

We had been looking for somewhere to eat for a good while when we came upon this hidden gem. Food was amazing and hot, a proper mug of coffee instead of a shallow cup, owner very attentive. Nice cafe bought some home made marmalade and lime curd delicious. Would we go back here again absolutely.

Make sure to check out this charming tearoom in the village of Carsphairn, located on a scenic road route (A713) through the hills of Galloway and Ayrshire. We had a delightful lunch of freshly made sandwiches and salad, perfect for our journey. The service was friendly and attentive. We will definitely be back. Voir le carte

I have passed by this tearoom numerous times on my way to and from my static caravan. Recently, I discovered that they offer takeaway options. I ordered a delicious bacon roll, a tasty toasty, and a warming tomato and chilli soup for two. The best part was that they delivered the food right to my car! And all of this cost me less than ten pounds. I will definitely be going back today.

Stopped off on a road trip in need of refreshments. Lovely cafe,clean and we very impressed at the range of food on offer to eat in or take away. We ate lunch, delicious chicken burger with great chips and salad with the best onion rings. Husband went for the chilli haggis burger which he was very impressed with. Very good value. Friendly staff. Pleased to see good covid measures in place

This restaurant is the perfect place to stop for coffee or lunch when in the area. A group of us bikers stopped here for lunch and sat outside in the garden area. The food was delicious and the staff were all very friendly. The prices are very reasonable. Just keep in mind that they are closed on Wednesdays (which we unfortunately found out the hard way when we tried to visit on a Wednesday). Voir le carte

Stopped at the Carsphairn Tearoom for late breakfast on our way from Yorkshire to South Ayrshire. Nice clean tidy tearoom with good breakfast menu very reasonably priced. Good size portions of Full Scottish Breakfast and Eggy Bread with Bacon and maple syrup and a handsome mug of tea. We took away home made scones, omg, best scones ever. Soft, full of taste (lemon and lavender for me and fruit for my daughter) and lovely slight crunch to the outside. Also a slice of Crunchie chocolate pie, again just delicious.

My wife I stopped here for a quick lunch and were disappointed that we had not found the place before now!, from the warm greeting when we arrived and the excellent food, we were delighted at the peaceful welcoming surroundings. Food wise I had a toasted sandwich and my wife had a toasted wrap from the varied and delicious looking menu, with a choice for indoor or Garden seating the place was quiet and comfortable with excellent and clean toilet facilities. There are also small original trinkets and gifts available to purchase, we bought a delightful small cute wooden 'duck ' for our young granddaughter and we know she will love to see it. All in all an excellent place to stop when visiting...

Lovely to find this appealing wee village cafe open and welcoming on a Sunday. We were looking for a light lunch after a long walk in this lovely area which, to be fair, has very little in the way of cafes and settlements, and even fewer places open on a Sunday. Sandwiches with salads fresh, tasty ingredients hit the spot. Interesting range of different scones which were also fresh and and not dry like so many further south. We chose the strawberry scone. Being from the other side of the world, we did not know what an irn bru scone was (despite the best efforts of the lovely wait staff to explain what flavour this “drink” was) but enjoyed seeing the variety of different scones on offer. Good... Voir le carte