It's another Spoons in an old chapel. I like what they've done with the pulpit area. It's a bit clichéd but it is a business. The building itself seems well finished, it's always good to experience one of the better Spoons branches. It was quiet that evening. Not many in. I ordered my food at the bar, and wondered what sort of rubbish day the staff member had had. They were surly and rude. Was it something I said, I wondered briefly. Anyway, it's another interesting Wetherspoons.
Check out my £9.60 "gourmet" Tennessee burger patties served up to me yesterday at Weatherspoon's West Kirk in Ayr, made from the "finest" Irish and Scottish beef. Cold, thin, burnt and so hard I could hardly get my teeth into them. There's no excuse for this in this day and age of burgers. They are very easy things to make and cook. The booze is cheap(ish), but I would think twice about ordering food there, as if you can't cook a decent burger, there's no chance of you cooking anything else.. 😠
Recommended for the building alone really. It’s a JD Wetherspoons so you know the score , surely. Loads of ale on and serving food at reasonable prices. Open early too. Only had the one to take in the ambience. Not much going on in there but it’s a nice enough vibe for the one. Like i say, id recommend it for building. The selection of ale is obviously a bonus! 🍻 🍲 🏴 ⛪️ 🪦✝️🙇♂️🙇🏻🧔🏼♀️
A unique beer restaurant in the building of a former temple. Meat and beer are very well cooked here. This place is a local attraction. For a small town, it also represents a tourist attraction. Definitely, such a decision to place a restaurant in the building of a religious temple is surprising. This is very intriguing.
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Ayr, Ayrshire, KA7