The Coo Shed
Having travelled to many eateries throughout the British Isles and having experienced the very best culinary delights, from Michelin Star restaurants, to humble pubs that do great pub food, I thought I’d seen it all, until I arrived at the Coo Shed that is. Willie and Alison Kerr admit to being humble dairy farmers, but what they have created here at the the Coo Shed, is simply just short of amazing. Whether your looking for a hearty breakfast, a late lunch, or just a scone and tea, with locally sourced produce, you’ll not be disappointed with the Coo Shed and with only around 150 words at my disposal, I cannot share enough how great this place is! I also want to tell you about the Milk Hoose! Complete with vending machine, you can pick yourself a nice big bottle of fresh cold milk straight from source, now it doesn’t get better than that!
Contact Us
South Corton Farm
, Alloway,
Ayr, Ayrshire
, KA6 6BX
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Nearby Attractions
Heads of Ayr Farm Park
As you can imagine, I visit a huge number of farm parks, so much so, I could probably write a Top 100 Farm Parks in Britain book, I may still do that yet,
Royal Troon Golf Club
Founded in March 1878 but not joining the Royal course list until 100 years later, Royal Troon is renowned worldwide as one of the very best links golf courses and has played
Scottish Maritime Museum, Irvine
The Scottish Maritime Museum, here in Irvine really did take me by surprise and complete with its surrounding Maritime buildings, just adds to the experience.
Nearby Accommodation
Doonside
Doonside is a spacious self catering holiday home, set on the banks of the River Doon in the picturesque Doonfoot area of Ayr, south west Scotland.
Lochinver Guest House
Welcome to Lochinver Guest House, a friendly and relaxed spacious Victorian town-house in one of the most beautiful and quiet streets in Ayr,
Eglinton Guest House
The Eglinton Guest House is situated within a part of Ayr, steeped in history. Eglinton Terrace dates back over 150 years and at the entrance of the street stands the remains