The Wee Hurrie

Featured reviews

• J

  john b

  ·1 month ago

  “I thought a whitby fish supper couldn't be beaten until I tried the Wee Hurrie. 10 out of 10 from me. Friendly staff, after paying you get a remote buzzer that allows you to sit in car till it's ready. Once it vibrates you can go and collect your order. Well organised. I'll be back”

• M

  Michael Gunn

  ·2 months ago

  “Nice wee chippy just off the port in Troon, kind of tucked away in a corner of the dockyards rather than out on the main street. Food was very nice, tried the salmon fishcakes and the monkfish both of which were very fresh and flavourful, chips were good also and not of the overly greasy soggy chippy kind. Parking is available but seems quite busy and they will frequently sell out of popular items by late day so best kept in mind.”

  Read more
• E

  Eva-Marie Sindermann

  ·2 months ago

  “Absolutely amazing fish and chips, best one we’ve ever had! The dip that came with it was so good as well. Nice service as well and such a cool place where you can spot seals!! Definitely recommend! :)”

• M

  Mayfly Arts

  ·2 months ago

  “One of my favourite places ever for a treat. If you're into maritime lifestyle ⚓🦭 and like a GOOD hearty meal of fish & chips ( we didn't try the other meals available, yet), that's the place to treat yoself and those who'd love it with you 🥰 Generous portions, well affordable, delicious, fresh "to the bone", all made and served with love. Some informative placards about marine life 🐬🦭🦅🐠 and a bit of history on exhibit, with historic harbour equipment maintained beautifully at the premises for those with a keen eye 🤩 Not recommended at extreme weather for vulnerable people as no awning available ⚠️ Also no bathroom, so perhaps a visit at Morrisons beforehand 🚻♿ This meal at this spot is worth it all, i hope you make the opportunity to visit and enjoy as much as we did 😙👌🏼”

  Read more
• P

  Paul Devine

  ·2 months ago

  “OK so my photo won't do it justice, but this is the best fish and chips I've ever had in Scotland. Attached to a seafood market, so it was insanely fresh - but the batter was light and incredibly crisp, and the chops were bang on. The tartar was great too. Be prepared to pay a bit more than usual for the quality though. Also - drive here. Don't walk like we did! It's in the Harbour area and the last 10-15 mins of the walk is a bit grim. It would also be handy to have a car. There is no toilet and there are no seats. There are a couple of outdoor bar tables for eating, but you have to stand and you'll get pestered by birds.”

  Read more

• C

  ChrisE1961

  ·2 months ago

  “Visited for the last time today. Ordered cod and chips and mushy peas. With a can of juice £23.20. What I got was definitely not cod. No flavour at all. I think it was whiting. Chips were small cuts and greasy. Half a portion of fish. Very very disappointed. Didn’t go back as there was a huge queue. As I said. The last time. AVOID AVOID AVOID”

  Read more
• H

  Hannah Randolph

  ·4 months ago

  “We make a point of going here when we're in Troon, it's that good! Seals in the harbour to watch while you wait for your extremely fresh fish, what more could you want? The beach nearby also has tables and benches so you can watch the sunset while you eat.”

• L

  Laura Young

  ·4 months ago

  “Seemed a very odd place to go to get fish and chips but it has great reviews so we went. Parked up ok and there was one person in front when we ordered and were given a tag that vibrated when the order was ready, which is a great idea. There was a constant flow of people so seems a popular place. Stood looking at some seals near the boats whilst we waited. Got the order and drove about a mile away to park up and eat them but had to go back as they forgot the chips for one of the orders. They apologised and rectified this but it was inconvenient and we only ordered 4 things. My husband thought his portion could have been bigger for the price of £12.40 and £5 for spicy chips. He also said the amount of cajun spice completely overpowered the chips and fish. The chicken burger got a thumbs up 👍🏼 and the other order of a smaller portion of fish had soggy batter, but that could have been because we had to go back so it maybe sweated a little. It was also £9.40 and really quite small for that price. I ordered cullen skink as have never had it and wanted to try it. It was nice but again, a lot of money for what it was really and I wouldn't rush to have it again. Overall, not really worth the cost but the chips were really nice and the burger was a hit.”

  Read more
• B

  Bethany Burton-Smyth

  ·5 months ago

  “This place is great for fish lovers all fresh from the water to the fryer. Chips are just ok, there aren't any classic 'chippy' options like battered sausage, a roll, or even cheese for chips - so be aware if you had that in mind. Staff are always really lovely. Food made up fairly quick. If youre vegetarian or vegan little to no options.”

  Read more
• W

  Wetthewhistle

  ·6 months ago

  “I came here expecting big things. My scampi was tasty all though very soggy and the batter fell off them, the chips were also undercooked and could have done with a bit more time in the fryer. For the price point and the end finished product I won’t come back.”