The Plough Inn

PUBLICANS

Douglas Page & Carol Morrison-Page.

ADDRESS

10 Cunningham Street, Tarbolton, Ayr, Scotland  KA5 5QF  tel. 01292 541737

MAP

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PUB OPENING TIMES

Monday - Saturday 11am - 12.30am. Sunday 12.30pm - 12mn.

DRAUGHT BEERS SERVED

A range of draught beers is available.

REAL ALES

Available.

ENTERTAINMENT

MONDAY

Monday Club hosted by David 'Pinto' Lynch.

MONTHLY ON THURSDAY

Monthly Quiz Night.

MONTHLY ON FRIDAY

Monthly Karaoke.

SATURDAY

Live Music.

OCCASIONALLY

Monthly Summer BBQ's.

OTHER ENTERTAINMENT

Pool Table, Darts Board, Juke Box.

FOOD

Filled rolls, toasted sandwiches & hot dogs are available.

FOOD TIMES

Saturday 11am - 5pm. Sunday 12.30pm - 5pm.

DIRECTIONS

Turn off the A77 just before Symington and follow the signs for The Bachelors Club. Alternatively take the Tarbolton turn-off from the B743 Ayr-Mauchline road.

FACILITY

Beer Garden.

The Plough or Ploo as the locals affectionately know it is a nice wee community type pub situated in the small village of Tarbolton about 8 miles from the coastal town of Ayr. I t is adjacent to the National Trust owned Bachelors Club which is visited by great aficionado’s of Scotland’s National Bard-Robert Burns.  Carol Morrison-Page runs the pub with a warm and welcoming attitude to all and is ably helped by her 2 pups who occasionally wander into the pub from the beer garden to make sure everything is OK.  Live music is a feature every Saturday
night and Big Doog hosts his very own special Karaoke on demand!! Burns Suppers, Day Trips, BBQ’S, Quizzes and much more can be found at The Plough where you will also find a good selection of beer with Tennents Lager proving very popular mainly due to the Landlord’s excellent cellar work (well someone has to say so don’t they?).  So anytime you are passing call in for a pint and we may well have our food operation up and running by then-if not we know of a very good pub / restaurant in the vicinity that will not disappoint!  Visit our delightful beer garden and enjoy a quiet pint in the proverbial sun trap.