Cafe Mór in Inverclyde

Bit unsure how to review. It had strange atmosphere as tall waitress was not the most friendly and very robotic. Coffee was average at best but scone super fresh. Would have been nicer sitting by fire but large area in middle which couldn't be helped due to other seats taken. Would go back but had higher expectations but wouldn't go out my way due to service

Having read good reviews, decided to try it out. It's a bit spartan, and someone kept leaving the rear door open which didn't help. Had to have the full breakfast, which was very nice, well prepared, filling, and set me up for the rest of the day. Appears to be popular for lunch, when there, as only a couple of free tables.

Finally made it here! Had heard about this place for a while so on a family visit to Greenock was lucky to have a lovely lunch here. Really friendly service, delicious food - a little gem of a local cafe. If you have ever wondered how good a haggis and cheese panini is..well it is amazing, highly recommended.

Popped in here this afternoon, had the gluten free pancakes which were special today. They were some of the best gluten free pancakes I've had, which was especially lovely and really gluten free food is quite difficult to come by. Will definitely return.

We were travelling to Wemyss Bay and were planning on getting breakfast there before we got the ferry to Bute. We stopped at Greenock to go to the supermarket and noticed Cafe Mor next to the supermarket car park so thought we’d give it a go. We were not disappointed. I had toast, scrambled eggs and smoked salmon, my boyfriend had the eggs Benedict with black pudding. The food was hot, well cooked and delicious. The service is table service and our waitress was lovely - very friendly, efficient and accommodating. Our whole experience was faultless.

Have visited several times now for tea /coffee/scones and also for a light lunch . Staff have always been friendly and welcoming . Tables are well spaced and the venue feels well ventilated and airy .Food has always been fresh and nicely presented . Not had their "afternoon tea " but have heard it's great value .

Visited here a number of times, with different people. All of them really enjoyed it. The staff are lovely, the food and drinks are delicious.

We visited for the first time today,it's a must if your in the area.Staff all friendly,efficient and polite,place itself is quaint ,lots of character and clean.Food is excellent ,good value,fresh ,served hot and tasty.Cakes are a must and cater for allergies ( some are Gluten free )Very tasty 🙂Brownies are the best I've had.We will return whilst in the area for more tasty treats after a lovely walk . Thank you to you all(.next to Aldi if u want to know where it is .Look for a church)

On a cold winters day with the rain belting down, and after a shop whats better to see but a roaring open fire..... The cafe is situated in an old church with some of the decor sill on show very tastefully, as well as the food... All products are made fresh and taste exactly that, and the coffee packs flavour also.. We had Haggis and cheese toastie with cornation jacket potato and it was brilliant.... cant say much about the sandwich as it was full of moth watering spices and then mature cheese.. The potato was good als but would not share..... Please give the cafe a once over as it wont be your only visit....

Nice place to sit for a hot drink Sandwich was nice and fresh My mum had the special which was a cheese and ham quiche and had been much too long in the pie warmer so just wasn’t nice anymore. We think it was pre-made which can be ok but isn’t special Didn’t try the cakes on this occasion. Would come in for a tea or coffee but may not bother with food next time

Cafe Mor is a lovely place to grab a bite to eat . The food is delicious and very well made and the staff are very friendly.

Came here for today for lunch for the 1st time ... and unfortunately i wont be back... we were given the menu choice of three items panini....baked potato or sandwich...choice of fillings which none i could eat...apricot...brie. etc.. i couldnt eat anything on the menu i asked if they did chips.. & was told no.. which is fine but as on the menu there was literally nothing i could eat besides tuna which im not overly fond of .. it would have been helpful for the waitress to suggest options that wernt on the menu... i went with the tuna panini one bite and i couldnt eat it cheap diet mayo that was so sweet i spat it out.... this is just my opinion.... but for lunch they should have more options not everyone can eat whats on your menu especially children .... as i left i noticed a chalkboard full of items advertised i could have happily chosen if i was given the option hot rolls brunch boxes etc ... but as the menu i was given didnt have any of these items advertised on the chalkboard i just paid and left...

We visit each week after aldi shop on a Thursday. Lovely coffee and great selection of cakes. Lovely wood burning fire which makes it really cosy in winter. Staff very friendly and interior is really nice. Great wee spot after shopping

Cafe Mor is in a nice central location, the interior is beautiful, the staff were friendly and good food.

This is my second review of the cafe. I really like the place. The staff are very nice and the coffee is good. My most recent trip was like all the others very pleasant, however I came home tonight to open a parking fine for overstaying in the carpark outside. This is completely ridiculous. £70 fine unless paid immediately. I've just paid £40 to a company called Parking Eye Ltd. A privately owned company in England. How are small businesses supposed to operate in Greenock with awful parking policies like this? Greenock has just been named the most deprived place in Scotland. It won't help Greenock in any way for people to be penalized for visiting its small establishments. There is a sign in the car park stating that you've got 90 min. What the sign doesn't say is that your car is being photographed entering and exiting the carpark. Apparently i overstayed by 29 minutes. At least 20 of these were spent waiting on my friends. Anyway great cafe but park somewhere else.

It's my third time visiting this cafe and I have always enjoyed eating here and this time around I brought my friend and his 8-year old son along for breakfast (telling them how cosy and great I thought the place is). Sadly, the chef seemed...

fabulouse coffee better than most they use proper italian stuff the food is fab as well try it or miss out on the good stuff

Lovely baguette and soup. I had soya latte and lovely Ham salad sandwiches on brown bread. We shared a large slice of millionaires shortbread. Lovely welcoming log burning stove and friendly staff. Reasonably priced. We will definitely be back. Glad my sister recommended this gem...

I ordered poached eggs and toast and it came out 20 minutes later. The eggs you could smash the window with so sent it back. I waited another 20 mins for them to cook my eggs and toast again and the same thing.. Eggs were...

Frendly staff, warm atmosphere, lovely food. Tasty savoury food and lovely cake to finish off your visit. Word of caution - parking in Aldi car park is for 90 minutes only so be aware.

I booked for a Christmas afternoon tea as a birthday treat for a friend. She requires a gluten free diet so popped in Cafe Mor 48hrs before to see if this was possible. When we arrived my friend was delighted as she does not usually...

This is a lovely place. It’s bright and airy and there’s a welcoming feature fireplace. It has fast become our local favourite. The lattes are one of the best in town.

Excellent food and service. Such a quaint set-up, love the books on the tables showing Greenock in the past and the jewellery, ornaments, etc available for sale. Love my penguin doorstop

Popped in for coffee when in the area. Lovely setting, friendly staff and great cakes. Very nice. Hot chocolate was also really nice.

Just had the pleasure of enjoying lunch and coffee with friends at this great spot. The cafe is situated in a beautiful old church. The interior is very peaceful with high ceilings and is flooded with natural light with lovely wood flooring. Friendly helpful staff,...

A welcome addition to the choice of cafés in Greenock, this converted church hall is now a bright, airy alternative to the big coffee chains, with a high ceiling and lots of natural light on opposite sides. There are gifty artworks and knick knacks decorating...