Maly's Cafe — Restaurant in Scotland

Called in on a trip visiting the area. Prices were steep but we were hungry and not much else about. It started off so well, we were asked what we would like and decided on 2 teas, apple pie and custard (£6.50!!😲)for the other half and I decide on a scone with jam and butter. The waitress asked me if I would like it warm or toasted to which I replied "warm please". Sure enough it came warm and was very nice as was the apple pie. What ruined the whole experience was when we got the bill and found out we had been charged £1.50! to warm the scone!!! I know some might think it's only £1.50 and I'm being a bit petty but it's the principle and that the waitress NEVER mentioned it. My other half's apple pie and custard was warm and he was offered alternatives such as ice cream or cream to have with it but no charge to warm his pie up so why charge to warm a scone??!!! I was so peeved at this charge so sadly I won't be returning or...

The team managed to fit our group of seven in at fairly short notice - spread across two tables, right next to each other, which was perfect.

A very wide range of dishes in the menu - our group ordered everything from all-day breakfasts to a mixed grill. Portions were huge, everyone enjoyed their food and we were impressed that one cafe can turn out good all-day breakfasts as well as mince & tatties AND a mixed grill which included perfectly cooked liver.

Reasonably priced too - everyone left feeling full as puggies. Highly...

We were driving from West Kilbride to Stranraer on a Sunday about noon and looked for somewhere in Girvan to eat lunch. Drove around without much luck, then were lucky to spot the impeccably clean shop front and windows of Maly's Cafe. We had a lovely lunch with a pot of tea They do a mean omelette...delicious. It is popular, for, by 12.30pm , it was full, with later arrivals having to go away elsewhere! . Service was fine. Sanitary procedures were in place for our safety. A...