Fine dining at Cosses Country House, Ayrshire

Fine Dining

Dinner bookings also available to non-residents

Dinner at Cosses Country House is the highlight for many of our guests. Susan Crosthwaite is an award winning chef and guests can expect beautiful 4 course meals. Menus vary depending on the season. All our food is home grown and sourced locally including the Ballantrae Prawns, Ayrshire Potatoes, Cosses home made oatcakes and Crailoch Pheasant.

Drinks by the log fireDinner

The Dining Room is open for dinner to both residents and non-residents, although booking is essential. Menus vary from day to day, so please advise us of any special requirements when you make a reservation. A typical evening at Cosses will start with drinks in front of the log fire, meeting other guests and your hosts, followed by dinner with Scottish cheese and coffee.

Cosses Country House is licensed and and we have an extensive collection of wines and single malt whisky for guests to choose from.

clickSample dinner menus
clickWine List and Whiskies

Dining RoomBreakfast

We offer a wide choice of menu for breakfast from the traditional Full Scottish to delicious Shirred Eggs. With an emphasis on healthy eating we provide fresh fruit salad as well as home-made bread and preserves.

Afternoon Tea

Upon your arrival afternoon tea with home made scones and cakes may be served on the patio in the secluded garden (weather permitting!). We can also provide picnics if you wish to spend the day at the beach or explore the wonderful countryside.

Glenapp CastleEating Out

We can recommend dining out at some excellent local venues should you wish to try something different. For a special occasion why not try savouring the gourmet menu provided by Head Chef Adam Stokes at Glenapp Castle. We can provide transport.

clickDining at Glenapp Castle

Cook Book

Susan Crosthwaite has written a book ‘A Country Cook’s Garden in South West Scotland’ with wonderful recipes showing how she uses local produce and fresh vegetables from her garden. It is a guide to all that is best to see and do in South West Scotland, including a lot of local history (without the boring bits!)

clickCook Book and order form

 

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