Dog Friendly — Pubs in Ayr
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Found 5 dog friendly pubs in Ayr
Abbotsford Hotel
14 Corsehill Road, Ayr KA7 2ST
A fine Scottish baronial style building, in the same ownership since 1966. Located just under a mile south of Ayr town centre and a 20 minute walk from the railway station. The seafront is five minutes away, with golf courses, parks and Burns attractions nearby. The delightful and aptly named Copper Bar has the real ale. There are also several pleasant areas including a Dining Room and Games Room with TV showing sports events. Real flame fires add to the warm inviting atmosphere. Meals are available although it is advisable to book.
Glen Park Hotel
5 Racecourse Road, Ayr KA7 2DG
This comfortable lounge bar, in an attractive 1860s B-listed Victorian building, is the brewery tap for Ayr Brewing Company who brew in the rear of the building. The guest ales often include a seasonal from the brewery. Beers are usually also available to take away from a shop/bar at the rear of the dining room. Bar and restaurant meals are served daily except Monday.
Market Inn
2 Castlehill Road, Ayr KA7 2HT
Historic pub which used to serve the livestock market now occupied by a superstore.
Twa Dugs
4 Killoch Place, Ayr KA7 2EA
This very lively pub sits on the edge of Burns Statue Square in the centre of town. Real ales are sourced from a wholesaler who supplies beers which are not usually found in other pubs in the area. The wall at the back of the stage is dominated by a very large flat-screen TV and live sport is shown. Twa Dugs quiz on a Monday, round table acoustic session on a Tuesday afternoon. Thursday night streamed live on the internet acoustic session. Friday night band, Saturday night band, Sunday evening the fabulous Duffy and his blues and jazz
Wellingtons Bar
17 Wellington Square, Ayr KA7 1EZ
A large Wellington boot advertises the location of this basement bar. Close to the seafront, bus station and local government offices, it attracts tourists and office workers alike. The Wednesday evening quiz is popular and at the weekend there may be live music, or a DJ on Saturday and an acoustic session on Sunday. Three changing ales vary constantly between brewers. Bar food is served, with daily specials on the menu. Local CAMRA Pub of the Year 2019.