Location: Largs
Top Restaurants in Largs
Where to Eat in Largs: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Largs (Scottish Gaelic: An Leargaidh Ghallda) is a town on the Firth of Clyde in North Ayrshire, Scotland, about 33 miles (53 km) from Glasgow. The original name means "the slopes" (An Leargaidh) in Scottish Gaelic.
Things to do in Largs
1. Nardini's
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Peggy1401 - Lanark, United Kingdom
I visited this restaurant recently, just for coffee after an afternoon in Largs. We both wanted coffee, however they did not offer an alternative to dairy milk (soya milk) so my friend had black tea instead. I find it incredible that such a large establishment does not have non dairy milk, even when their menu states 'if you have any special dietary requirements ask a member of staff'. I have visited much smaller cafes who had several options for non dairy milk. Also noticed no sweeteners included in the sugar bowls on any tables. Having said that, we both enjoyed our drinks, and would revisit.
2. The Bean and Leaf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Conveniently located next to the Promenade car park in the picturesque seaside town of Largs. Family owned and run and open 7 days from 9am serving breakfast, light bites, lunch and dinner with a full menu of freshly prepared main meals served throughout the day focussing on local produce and fresh ingredients. Enjoy coffee or any of our wines by the glass whilst you people watch from our outdoor Terrace.
Reviewed By Sunshinemama - Scotland
What an epic lunch..... I have walked past a million times... But only discovered this true gem today.
Food was wonderful... Latte perfect.... Staff warm, friendly and attentive
Allergy information in abundance.. Staff very knowledgeable and what they didn't know they found out.
Perfect what more can I say!!!
3. The George
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By Tom T - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Went for a lunch at The George in Largs. Have to say the food was very good and very good value for money. One of the better establishments to eat in Largs. If you looking for a good inexpensive lunch then give the George a try.
4. The Bagel Basket
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 203 reviews
Cafe/Bistro specialising in local produce and Gluten Free options. Well behaved dogs welcome. Recently won best cafe/bistro in the West of Scotland and best in Scotland at the food awards Scotland on 15th August 2016.
Reviewed By Carrottop - Ayrshire Scotland
I have always enjoyed The Bagel Basket but was unimpressed this week. Sausage was over cooked and tasted a bit funny. Toast was over done. Asked for alternative to beans but didn’t get anything. I will go back but not sure if I will have the breakfast again. Lovely cup of tea though.
5. Scotts at Largs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 854 reviews
Located at Largs Yacht Haven, Scotts is a stylish new Bar & Restaurant.Open from 9am, Scotts serves food all day, as well as a selection of coffee, juices and snacks for sailors and landlubbers alike!Stylish, informal surroundings, friendly service and, above all, a sumptuous selection of freshly prepared dishes. Scotts restaurant is the ideal setting for light lunches, special occasion dining, and everything in between.Our heated outdoor Terrace is open all year round, and with 15 Champagnes & Wines available by the glass and a tempting cocktail list, there could be no finer place to enjoy the evening sunset over the Firth of Clyde and Cumbrae.
Reviewed By greggsy86 - Ayr, United Kingdom
My girlfriend and I have just finished an absolutely fantastic meal and evening in Scotts. Credit when credit is due this restaurant has it all!!
Great menu selection and tasty food, lovely and attentive staff that can’t do enough for you without breathing down your neck & the cocktails are delicious, Between the both of us we sampled a few
Mostly use Treehouse and Lido as they are closer to us but this was well worth the taxi home.
Would recommend booking though as the place was packed throughout our stay.
6. Morris's Steakhouse Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Telephone 01475673352
Reviewed By Travel_Teddybears - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Popped in here for lunch last week. it looks very nice from outside.
There are some really strange oddities about this place. Firstly you enter into a strange hallway closed in by frosted doors. Like entering a secret club. Then you go in and it is an absolute time warp. Looks unchanged since the 70's and the owner I think said he'd been there 35 years. Even stranger and annoyingly there is a big sign do not put anything on the widow sill. It was a big wide strong wooden sill. There was no room to put my small handbag at my feet as the chair leg touched the radiator. Naturally I could not put it on the other side or I or the waiter might fall over it. I asked why ? and was told ''I don't like it''.
So we thought oh no the food here is going to be awful, shall we run away (through the closed frosted doors) but no we are game for anything. Give it a go.
Ordered the deal on the board outside. Roast beef & Yorkshire pud with a free glass of wine each.
We waited in great trepidation, surprising the owner, I think, by explaining we don't drink please could we have a diet soft drink. Yes no problem. He even broke a smile.
Profit my husband said !!!!
The meal came very quickly. The plates and the food was piping hot.
A really good honest plateful of well cooked food.
It really was like a 1970's Sunday lunch and it was excellent.
In fact my husbands pate which was considerably bigger than mine (another hark back to the bygone days of men getting large portions) ? was superb. My plate was ample enough but his was even better.
He had 2 of the largest thickest slices of roast beef you have ever seen in your life. They were like steaks. wow.
What a surprise. The veg were al dente the gravy subline.
So the food was blooming marvellous.
If you want to time travel and get a good old fashioned meal this is the place to go.
No complaints about the food what so ever. I hope it never changes really. Took me back to childhood meals out in Scarborough in 1970, idiosyncrasies and all !
7. Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
A stylish venue in the heart of largs offering a fantastic selection of Italian, Mexican and Asian cuisine as well as pub favourites. Why not stop by and try our great food, our huge range of cocktails or relax in our bar.
Reviewed By Margaret W - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Been a year since our last visit to the room . But that's only because we live 40miles away . Went on Saturday a Wee day out as lots going on with the Viking festival . And of course went to our fav restaurant the room . Again was delicious . We had lovey 2course meal . Pate for starters and salmon for main meal their food is excellent . We complimented the chef we enjoyed so much . Lovely place lovely staff and delish food . Hope to be back soon
8. Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
A stylish venue in the heart of largs. A great alternative space for wedding parties and events. Why not stop by and try our great food, our huge range of cocktails or relax on our outdoor Terrace. We have a selection of award-winning menus and great special offers which showcase our locally sourced, seasonal produce.
Reviewed By Shiny8163 - Cumbernauld
Nearly walked by this place as it's not very well signposted.
My wife just happened to notice the sign on our way past.
The food was great as was the service.
Reasonable prices and portions were very generous too.
Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.
9. Nardinis At The Mooring
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By DiggoryLondon - London
Whilst visiting friends last Wednesday (20th September 2017) decided to return to this venue that has always provided terrific food.
Telephoned the previous day and was informed that no Reservations are taken for the cafe.
The following day in the heavy rain with a young child we drove to the venue. On our arrival at 7pm we discovered that the restaurant was closed for a private function - a childrens fashion show. When we looked inside there was less than a quarter of the Seating area occupied. We wished that when we had telephoned the previous day that the member of staff had informed us of the closure.
We were then told by the member of staff in the ice cream parlour that the other shop was open by the quayside. We walked down the road in the wind and rain to discover that the restaurant was also closed.
The whole event was a complete was of time having driven some 35 miles each way.
Strongly advise that you telephone prior to visiting to ensure that the venue is open.
10. The Gypsy Cream
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 121 reviews
We are a friendly independent Coffee Shop and Gallery, our focus is "fresh not frozen" and have a daily choice of 3 or 4 homemade soup with vegetarian and Gluten free option. We also do fresh sandwiches, panini’s, baked potato’s and salad and all rounded of with a good choice of homemade cakes.
Reviewed By cazscotland-11 - Glasgow
Had lunch today which was delicious and very well presented , friendly and attentive staff too. Not an empty table in the place which is a good sign. Would definitely recommend and will return soon
