1906
At the heart of the world renowned Trump Turnberry resort’s culinary offering is the 1906 restaurant. Named after the year the hotel opened, the 1906 menu takes inspiration from the land and sea surrounding the resort, focussing on locally sourced produce such as shellfish and beef. Utilising its hill top location with panoramic windows, 1906 also includes spectacular views across the Irish Sea and has local landmarks such as the Ailsa Craig and the Isle the Arran in clear sight.
Waterside, Seamill
The Waterside restaurant sits along the water’s edge in West Kilbride and offers incredible views of the Isle of Arran. The menu is focussed on seafood, including the freshest catch of the day and locally landed shellfish.
Highgrove
Located in Troon, the Highgrove restaurant specialises in seafood with locally landed fish arriving to the premises daily. The addition of a glass terraced structure to the original building provides stunning panoramic views of the Ayrshire coast.
Scotts at Troon Yacht Haven
Scotts at Troon Yacht Haven is open from 9am and offers a diverse menu of seafood, steak and seasonal mains. Elegantly decorated and strategically positioned overlooking the marina, Scotts at Troon Yacht Haven is one of the most popular restaurants in the area.
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