Morrisons Cafe

n Rud★★★★

Decent breaky sausages are lovely dead meaty and flavoursome with no fatty bits in. And everything else is sound. One thin slice of black pudding extra costs a quid if ya only get medium breaky, which is a bit of a ripoff. Some days the quality goes down all depends if they are short staffed but today it was boss as got there early doors.

Adrien★★★

Here’s a perfectly neutral, balanced review in British English: ★★★☆☆ Fine, does the job. Popped in on a weekday morning. The café is clean and reasonably spacious, with a mix of tables and a few comfy chairs. Nothing particularly stylish, but it’s not unpleasant either. Natural light from the windows makes it feel okay to sit for a while. Ordered a latte and a croissant. The coffee was acceptable (properly hot, decent strength, no burnt taste) but nothing memorable. The croissant was standard supermarket-level: flaky enough but clearly not freshly baked on site. Staff were polite, took the or

Kyle Barton★

Utterly baffled by Morrisons takeaway. Ordered a big breakfast to have at work and was shocked that they didn't include any cutlery. How are you supposed to eat a breakfast fry-up without a fork and knife? It's not exactly a finger food. Why even sell breakfast as a takeaway item if you can't provide the basics to eat it with? Total oversight. Sort it out, Morrisons!

Steve Johns★

They charge 25p for a "resuable" carrier bag that falls apart after one use. I'm all for using less plastic but not not happy with companies taking diabolical liberties.