Mhor Tearoom in Stirling

We popped in to buy a couple of cakes whilst we were on a holiday in the area. Pistachio blondie was amazing -rhubarb frangipane ok. Also, chicken & leek pie and steak & haggis absolutely delicious pastry & chunky meaty contents. Back a few days later to pick up more blondies & pumpkin brownies for family at home! Seeded bread also next level. Love this place .

3 sandwiches 2 coffes - 27£. Great value for the food they serving! Will be back for 100%. Sandwiches are amazing!!! Thank you

the apple pie is delicious as is the rhubard pie. The pastry is light and lovely. The steak pie for one is absolutely lovely, very meaty and although expensive well worth the cost.

The best bakery ever!! We noticed the huge queue out the door when visiting Callander recently and straight away thought “that must be good”! We stopped by and wow, there was soo much choice… cakes galore! We had a chicken and chorizo sandwich each, lemon meringue pie and strawberry tart and all were delicious. We went back the next day for seconds they were that good!

This place doesn’t need a good review..when you see the crowds out the door you know they must be doing something right . Pastries are the best around. Coffee ✅ A must go to if in Callendar. Staff efficient and friendly. Try their sweets too .. delicious 😋 Take home some of their jams and pickles too.

This is usually a welcome stop on the way to/ from the north but we were a bit disappointed this time. My partner ordered a cappucino but we weren't told that plant-based milk was charged at £1 extra! That's on top of an already expensive coffee. The macaroni pies look amazing and are made on the premises. However, despite the cheesy topping, there was virtually no cheese in the filling and as such the pie was a bit bland. Poor value.

Good bakery food. Staff friendly and helpful. A little expensive but overall good quality food. Wide choice of cakes, pastries, pies and bread. Something to suit everyone.

I got the steak pie and the apple strudel, both were delicious. Staff was also kind and gave me a free water. Highly recommend if you are in the area.

I popped in on my way North this morning. I wasn’t impressed with the nonchalant server to be perfectly honest. While I appreciate everyone has bad days it really doesn’t take a lot to be pleasant does it? The price is also expensive, one sausage roll, one cherry flan thing, one olive loaf a cheddar and chilli loaf and a bottle of dipping oil - £21.90. There were also dogs allowed in the shop - not everyone likes dogs nor owners who think that others love their dogs as much they do. If dogs are allowed in they should be kept under control and not permitted to jump on or be a pest to other customers. Not a pleasant experience as far as I was concerned and I won’t be returning.

Disappointed to be told we had 3 minutes to drink our coffee. Could not enjoy the experience after that. Really rude

We regularly pass through callander and always stop in here for a sandwich. Customer service can sometimes be a bit dry but they are a very busy shop and understand the stress of that. Today will be our last stop in as the prices are ridiculous. Nearly £17 for 2 sandwiches and a small bottle of juice to share (take away). My regular sandwich was also pretty poor. 3 small bits chicken with gaps in between and 1 circle of salami, lots of rocket tho. It was mostly bread, rocket and mayo which was pretty bland (again used to be really garlicy and rich). These sandwiches used to be absolutly loaded with chicken and so tasty. But with that price and the underwhelming result we won't be going out of our way to come here again. Prices are not particularly transparent ether inside the shop and you are a bit rushed to buy what you see by the staff. Not even a napkin in the paper bag considering it was bought to take away. 2 stars for the fresh made bread.

haven't been for while but the pies are still delicious, as is the bread, cakes and everthing else I tried!!!! the queue out the door told me that some of the recent poor reviews were probably personal taste or a bad experience rather than a drop in standards

Bought a sourdough loaf, and two cherry bakewell tarts, what a disappointment. The bread was dry, the crust was tough, and could hardly be cut with a serrated bread knife. The tarts also were dry. At a cost of over £7, it was a total rip off. The next day I called into the shop and stated my disappointment and was told, by a member of staff "That is your opinion" and she walked off. No prices shown, they charge you whatever they want. Suggest you give this shop a miss and go to the bakers further down the street on the corner.

At ate out! I can’t have yeast and their sourdough cheese and tomato tare and share is amazing! The pecan caramel pie was delicious. Can’t wait to try more when I’m next up there!

Bought two scotch pies, which were the worst I have ever tasted. Pastry was hard not the proper pastry for a pie, and meat was unappetising. The dearest pie we have ever bought. Staff were very dour, didn’t no how to be pleasant to customers

Pit stop on walk. Fresh coffee with a peanut butter flapjack for me and a brownie for hubs. A beautiful selection of homemade bakery items including pies. My son loves the macaroni pies from here! Bread is fabulous. Dog friendly too!

We had Lorne sausage breakfast bap, bacon bap and the vegan sausage bap. All delicious and lovely rolls. Unusual to have a sausage roll that doesn’t sit heavy! The cakes are incredible. We loved the banoffee blondie. Nice friendly service and a very pleasant ambience in the cafe itself too. Thanks!

Awful cappuccino with no foam. Was charged an extra £1.00 for non dairy milk. Total £4.40 Makes Costa and Starbucks prices seem like a bargain.

الافطار عندهم خيااال انصح وبشده لذيذ والقهوه مالتهم illy طابور طويل يوجد سندوتشات تيركي والافوكادو لذيذه التعامل جدا راقي المحل صغير وكان وقت الافطار اثناء رحلتنا الى لوخ نيس

So much potential! But not taken advantage of! Cakes etc look delicious- the ones we tried were. Really wanted meringues though but they don’t sell filled with cream which I found odd. Service was efficient but not with a smile, in fact quite dour which was not good. The tearoom part seems to be closed so we sat outside which was fine. We renamed it Mhorgue Bakery

Charged £7.50 for two nothing fancy little tarts to take-away. No price list shown for cakes etc. Arrogant staff very disappointed, we used to go regularly when in the area camping and although they weren't cheap then their prices now are ridiculous and not worth it. The tea room seems to be closed I'm not sure the reason, probably because there are nicer places to go in the area that offer better value for money and better customer service.

I bought a cheese and chive loaf not a large one and a cheese sourdough roll to take out it cost me £11. I was a bit shocked I paid for it but rang them the next day to check as I was sure they...

Absolutely lovely food. Filled rolls were substantial and very filling. Also bought a loaf of bread with jalapenos/chillies in it which was also delicious and stayed fresh for days. Only downside was the price with two filled rolls, one cake and one loaf of bread...

Have visited several times & the quality of the produce is good. Unfortunately the girl who served us was rude to the point of being hostile. We almost felt that our very presence was of great inconvenience to her. Poor show!

Walked past the shop when closed. Saw the steak pies and they looked proper. Next day bought a steak pie and it was my best pie experience of all time.

Arrogant girl serving,attitude not good ,I got 2 sausage rolls and 2 slices of strudel £12.20p.havent tasted them yet but no matter how good they are definitely not worth the price.will never be back

It's a bit of a weird place. Nice looking cakes, but the staff display a puzzling arrogance. Been in a few times and an indifferent/bordering on the arrogant attitude prevails. Gives Callander a bad name. Still lucky for them people are too busy looking at...

Only went in for a couple of very small cakes, cost me almost 20 pound. The member of staff quite rude. It would not be so bad if the cakes were anything special but they were not. I could have got a couple of gateau,s...

I went in to this place for a couple of scotch pie and couldn’t believe the price £2.60 for a small ordinary mince pie that was absolute muck , here in Bathgate we have Boghall butchers who has won the Scottish pie championship a couple...

As the cafe was shut due to Covid I thought I’d sample the bakery. Having queued for around 10 mins whilst they served one other person (other staff were available but we’re occupying themselves with restocking cakes and doing nothing about the long queue of...

Lovely bakery - visited in 2019 and again in 2020 - both times had delicious cakes and tasty pies! Friendly staff and good selection of cakes and savory items. Only con is that the pies aren't vegetarian (but only an issue for me as I...

This bakery is amazing! Yvonne and Robbie were so friendly and helpful. They went above and beyond with their amazing customer service to help with the lovely vegan options in store. The food is great and I would highly recommend a visit. Thanks again Robbie...

Went in to buy a Bridie to find I was charged £3.30p for one I see the sheriff of Nottingham is still alive and kicking .Robin Hood and Fryer Turk would have a field day with the rip off on prices this place has would...

liked the decor of this tearoom which also has bedrooms which looked very nice and comfortable on the web. stopped for a drink of soda and found the place relaxed and comfortable

I bought a flapjack and a piece (very small) of carrot cake and it cost £5.20!! For 2 very small take out cakes I thought that was quite pricey! My husband enjoyed the flapjack but my carrot cake was just sponge with cream cheese on...

Yummy vegetarian breakfast, really decent portion. Quite chilly in the cafe though, which made for an uncomfortable meal.

Looks a little dark and dingy when you enter. Customers with dogs inside. Bakery products were of a high standard from next door bakery. Careful on the scones as everything is extra, butter , jam , etc.( never seen that before) . Tables a bit grubby and given a cursory wipe ( we watched)One tea , one coffee, 2 scones + pre pack butter = £8.80 - you decide!

This is a great place, whether you are looking for a full cooked breakfast on the road, or stocking up when traveling to a holiday stay on the west coast. This a great bakery and tea room.

Got a lovely chicken and spring onion mayo sandwich. Lovely fresh bread, loads of filling served with coleslaw and a fresh, crisp salad with a mustard dressing. Will definitely be back.

Came across this bakery Sunday afternoon very busy so though I would try their oatcakes as I love them picked up 2 packs thinking they would be about £1.50 per pack as it was a small bakery shock horror when I was charged £5.00 for them 10 very small and thin cakes nice but not worth that

Great bakery with huge selection and amazing giant meringues! Friendly staff, great wee cafe, always worth a stop 🙂

An early start and an enjoyable morning on Ben Ledi we were looking forward to a cooked breakfast in Callander. Unfortunately we went into Mhor Tearoom where we received a cool welcome; I won't bore you with the details, suffice to say the service was woeful. We promptly went next door for a warmer welcome and perfectly good food.

Great small town bakery. It's a small busy cafe with good options of food. The beautiful smell of fresh bread and cakes drew us in. We went for coffee and a cake. A wide selection of donuts, tarts, pies, and a variety of breads. Excellent coffee and tea as well. Very reasonably prices. The staff were all very friendly and attentive. Great little stop for some food. Always worth a visit when in Callander.

We visited Mhor for breakfast as a family of six. The food was superb in quality and the customer service was professional and family friendly. The prices are a tad high at around £10 for a full breakfast (typically £6), but, the quality is there. Everyone enjoyed the food, my only suggestion would be to include black pudding in the breakfast alongside tea/coffee considering the price. Great place, will definitely return.

Kinda wanted it to be great, turned out to be average. Food was 4* tasty and well presented, average value for money. Service was dire - waitress was almost on the side of rude, and couldn’t take down an order correctly - had to go over it several times. Decor in the restaurant looks like it’s supposed to be shabby chic but is just shabby. Needs some TLC and retraining the staff. Could be great, but missed the point, sadly.

We had lunch in this tearoom and the food and drinks were outstanding. Good choice of food and the quality was really good. The staff were helpful and efficient. Quite small, but worth trying to get into.

We stopped for a coffee and scone here, but it was very disappointing. It took some time to be served, and the scone was very dense and dry. I also bought a tear and share bread in the shop and this was the same. We've visited the shop many times over the years. Everything looks amazing, but why they can't have labels by the products is beyond me. Also, we have now realised that, almost without fail, the products are dry and bland to eat. We'll stop going now.

Fabulous cakes/bread selection. Stopped for coffee/breakfast and didn't disappoint. Exceptional quality and quick friendly service. Everything looked very tempting! Definitely recommend!

The shop of the tea room was amazing, displaying an array of deliciously inviting baked products. However the busy tearoom did not live up to expectation. It was a very busy out of season weekend and every seat was occupied. The staff were run off their feet and we were presented with very tired menus. Lots of grumpy customers, but our order eventually came and was delicious and great value. Unfortunately I called back late afternoon, when I thought that it would be quieter, with my father. Great to see the cafe still busy, but it feels tired. Perhaps making the till section smaller may help with the congestion. I couldn’t help feeling that the bakery shop was fabulous but didn’t filter to the tea shop. Such a shame, but I am sure that they have had a very productive summer .

Visited this place for lunch having read good reviews on TripAdvisor. Was not disappointed, as my black pudding and steak pie was delicious. The seating area is quite small so you may have to share a table with others. I liked this as it created a happy atmosphere as people chatted to strangers.

Decor and furnishings are rustic to say the least but the quality of food makes up for everything. Great place for Coffee, tea, sandwiches and cakes but the real secret is the pies bridies and sausage roll meals from the adjacent Mhor Bakery. There are many varieties of pies. The traditional scottish is fab but the steak 'n' gravy pie beggars belief. A real down to earth treat.

Went to have breakfast in here. Found a table and went to sit down to then be told (in a stern manner) you cant sit there, we haven't cleaned it yet. We stood for a couple of minutes, as one lady was about to clean it another staff member from behind the counter shouted at her to take a couple's order before she cleaned the table. So we stood waiting for another minute but actually due to such poor service already having not even ordered and eaten anything yet, we left and had a lovely breakfast across the road. Bad service.

I work in Callander and like to pop into mhor to get a sandwich on my lunch break. I can count on one hand the amount of times I had actually successfully managed to buy a sandwich during my lunch break due to the apparent ‘free for all’ that is the takeaway counter staff member’s approach to customer service and queuing. You can stand for a good ten minutes waiting to be served but the staff member will just serve the next visiting tourist rude enough to swan up to the counter, bypassing everyone waiting patiently, and place their order in the loudest voice. Very frustrating as it isn’t hard to just state “this person is next” and then serve the person who is actually next in line! Perhaps some basic customer service training would be beneficial?

We stopped for quick bite for lunch, nothing special, the raspberry & Apple crumble was good, the other cakes just nothing special

來到這個號稱高地入口的小鎮，導遊讓我們下車休息走走，也可喝杯茶，吃個點心。一眼看到這家店，似乎很多人排隊，就進去買個熱熱的雞肉派，真是美味可口啊！

Had a steak pie and skin on chips. Very tasty. Service very efficient despite warning on the menu that it can take a while.

De tearoom van Mhor serveert Illy koffie, heerlijk ! Het is er erg druk, kennelijk vanwege de talloze pies die geserveerd worden. Lokaal beroemde plek dus.

I was visiting from the states to see a friend and we were traveling through town and decided to grab some lunch..I had the chicken and leek pie with a little side salad and she had something else of a pie, I forget..anyway, it was really good comfort food. small and not heavy. the service was great..cute little town for sure

Wonderful veggie breakfast. Coffee was delicious and stuff really friendly. It was quite empty when we arrive at 9am but only half an hour later was full of customers.

Popped in for tea and cakes - very busy, but seated after a short while. There was a really good choice of cakes and we were really pleasantly surprised by how good they were. All home baked on the premises, and the care put into them really shows. Service was friendly if a bit confused and slow at times - but this is really minor. A good recommendation for lunch or tea!

Brilliant vegetarian soup and fresh brown bread Very good value and flavour Large selection of bread and freshly baked cakes available as required

The tea room in attached to the exceptional bakery.

Stopped here before our highlands tour. The sausage rolls were pretty good and the place had lots of fresh baked goods.

The lunch was average and overpriced but witnessed appalling rude and racist behaviour from an older woman with glasses behind the till. An older Chinese woman asked for four bottles of coke and the staff member responded with ‘...please?!’ And waited. The women nodded and clearly wasn’t fluent in English and then she was handed 4 bottles of coke with ‘here is your coke. PLEASE.’ Not on at all. Scotland’s shame

We were recommended this cake shop by our guide while our Loch Ness tour was stopping for a break en route. We queued up, ordered coffees and cakes and clearly said “ to eat here” when asked. So I take the cakes into the adjoining room and dare to sit down at a table in the completely empty restaurant while waiting for the coffees. Bearing in mind that there are no signs explaining anything to the contrary. So the waiter comes over and tells me I “ can’t sit there” and “ if you want to sit in you would have to order from that side of the cafe?? For f**k sake I’ve never heard anything so ridiculous. I felt so angry at that point it really spoiled our morning. My travelling companion explained to the very unfriendly woman behind the cash register that we were unaware of such “ rules” when ordering and were not informed of same! needless to say we ate our cakes and swiftly left. Really a shame to treat people like this. If you’re going to have stupid rules then put up a sign so customers know their options! Unnecessarily rude!

Extremely rude staff to foreigners exclusively. Particularly senior citizens. Food was mediocre. Would not return.

Lots and lots of pies and speciality breads in this attractive, rustic restaurant & bakery

Went here today for coffee and cake only to be met with a lady sticking her head round the counter telling us they were closing at 4. When we asked what time it was, we were told 5 to. No apologies, no sorry we are closing early today ( Google entry says they close at 5pm on Sunday and it's usually quiet at 4pm on Sundays-now I know why!) It was raining and a bit miserable and we only wanted a coffee. Feeling very unwelcome and a little scolded, we headed off up the street to Fat Jack's where we were met with smiles, great coffee and fab cake oh and also great service! I have always recommended Mhor tearoom to others but no more. One poor customers service is all it takes to lose them.

Title says it all. Every trip to callander we always stop here for pies and bring a load back with us for friends in family. They are so nice

We were driving down from Oban and decided to break the journey in Callendar. What a great decision. We went into MHOR for brunch and it was well worth it. The French toast was amazing with bacon and maple syrup. The portion sizes were great. Individual requests were catered for and the coffee was great. There is a massive window so the opportunities for people watching were great. The staff were also lovely

Stopped here for a light bite on our way to Skye. Saw the mushroom soup on the menu - perfect one of our favs. Oh my goodness - how fantastic it was! Thick and packed full of flavour with just a hint of garlic and a hot cheese scone, which my wife raved as exceptional (a rare accolade), I opted for lovely whole meal bread over normal serving with sourdough bread. Lovely staff too. Amazing bakery counter too just too much on show not to ‘buy with your eyes’ - had to opt for a take away!

Amazing range of breads and cakes the steak pies are the best I have ever had in Scotland and that's saying something, I eat a lot of pies.... The sit in breakfast again is great value excellent local produce, looking forward to my next visit

We've had coffee here before but today for the first time, we had brunch. Excellent food, good coffee and very friendly staff. Oh and our dog could come in too! There were 8 of us and we all said how good it was. We would highly recommend and will definitely be back.

The tearoom on main st. Callander is situated adjacent to the wonderful bakery shop. So if its in the shop you can have it in the tearoom. Now there is a nice varied menu and breakfast is legendary if a tad expensive at £10 but the real quest ends in this place. The search for the perfect pie, bridie or sausage roll is over. Today i had bridie and beans. This is how a bridie should taste....oniony!! Thats it. Succulent meat filling with a distinct onion flavour. My friend had steak pie, beans and hand cut chips. Delicious apple strudel and tea followed. Total cost £18.

Mhor Bread is our favorite place to stop and stock up with pies before a long walk in Callander. Shame the tearoom observes truncated winter opening hours as it’s the best option for coffee in town.

Had some fab lunches here while staying in a woodland log cabin in nearby Strathyre. Really good sandwiches in the cafe and delicious pies, bread and cakes to take back to the cabin. Perfect! Good service too - thanks so much.

Perfect place on a Sunday!! Stocked up on loaves and stunning pies.... Great customer service, great ambience and a great setting! A must visit when in Callander.

Soup perfect. Served with a hot cheese scone. Rhubarb pie wow. Also Orkney icecream .Soft drinks very expensive. Possibly the sugar tax. Staff very helpful.

We were lucky to get a table as the tea room was mobbed. We were also lucky to get a table to ourselves as most people had to share. We did wait quite a while to be served. Only seemed to be one lady serving and another making drinks. The poor lady serving was run off her feet. The steak and haggis pie was delicious my husband assured me. I had the BLAT. Bacon, lettuce, avocado and tomato. Was delicious also. Pretty good value for money. Worth a visit.

We needed something to entice the kids to come on a cold 5 mile walk with us and the promise of a hearty pie at the end of the walk did the trick! They weren’t disappointed and lots of smiles and empty plates at the end! Will be back!

In a small town full of tea rooms this has to be the best! The constant stream of locals gives it away. Great choice of breakfasts and lunches plus cakes and pies from the adjacent bakery. Not the cheapest tearoom around but the quality is great as are the staff.

We called in for a drink and something to eat on Tuesday. Service was quick and friendly. I had a hot chocolate and a chocolate eclair and both were delicious. Not particularly cheap.. . but you get what you pay for

The bread and cakes in the shop window attracted us in to the tearoom, and we were all very pleased with the range of food available. The sandwiches were prepared using their bread, with good home made soup available, plus a wide selection of cakes. After many cold coffees during our holiday, it was so good to get a good quality hot coffee. The staff were very helpful and friendly too, which made our time there so enjoyable.

Adjacent to the bakery, this cafe has a kind of shabby chic decor, but looks a little dated. That said the staff are very friendly and the food of a very good standard.

Nice place to stop for something to eat and a coffee or tea,staff were friendly and helpful,the food and cakes were nice also.

My wife and I were recommended this room . I ordered a pot of tea for 2 a ham and cheese sandwich and a ham and tomato sandwich.( not toasted) just plain white bread.. When I went to pay the lady said the bill is £ 15.00. I said "wow" can you please check and she said " yes that is the price" so a word of warning if you go there , ask what the cost is before you order because not all prices are listed and like us you could get ripped off.

Friendly staff, good food, not a bad price. The food on display in the bakery looks amazing. The garlic bread was the best I've ever eaten.

The go to place for us when we are in Callander. Whether its for tea and a sandwich or for one of the tasty pies they serve here, you know the food will be good and the service always bonny.

Lunch time visit on a VERY wet day.

Had a great steak and haggis pie with rustic chips, partner had a delightful scotch pie. Lovely coffee, had to have more.

Husband and I were on a day out at Callander and stopped off her for 11ish

Lovely place to stop for a sandwich and/or cake. Very friendly staff and worth queuing up. We had a number of cakes - flap jack, chocolate eclairs and currant slices. Defiantly worth getting fat for!

Visiting Doune Castle we stopped at Calandar for lunch, Situated on the high street , this bakery is a must if you like freshly prepared food and excellent home baking. The meringues are huge!!!!

have read other reviews. passing through the town with wife & daughter. looked up reviews and decided to go to this F&C.; ordered the usual stuff- Fish & chips. was served oil soaked batter with miserly volume of fish in it. no exaggeration, had to actually look for fish in the batter. did not complain as too embarrassed. also had stiff opposition from wife & daughter to make any scene - as the restaurant otherwise looked nice.

We stopped in Calandar for a quick bite to eat for lunch on the way back to England from Isle of Skye. The broccoli, spinach & cumin soup with sourdough bread was warm & nourishing- recommended !

Just passing through for a light Sunday snack and was drawn in by the bakery- a lovely display. I liked the continuation of rustic veggieness into the tearoom itself but was pleased to see that I could get a Scottish pie-this perfectly offset the beetroot and mackerel pate. Good tolerant service with a homely character.

My family and I were on a day tour out to the Highlands from Edinburgh and the door stopped nearby so we dropped in here to get some lunch for later on the bus. We grabbed a few ham sandwiches and a pastry. Both were very good and served our needs well.

Travelling through the town, popped here for lunch. It was quite dark in as other reviews said, a bit tatty in places. However, lunch was really tasty. I liked what they had on the menu and service was really good. The tearoom needs brightening up, but all in all I enjoyed my visit.

Visited with friends and kids after a walk up Ben A'an. The bakery through which you enter looked inviting but the tearoom was a disappointment. It was a bit grotty and a miss match of furniture. It wasn't helped by sitting at a table all scratched. Had a scone and a cup of tea. The scone was at the lower end of average and the tea served in a strange cup that didn't fit on its saucer. I was sat looking at another tea room across the road thinking I'll try their next time. Staff were helpful and polite though.

This was our best value lunch by far in 10 days of travelling around Europe. We fed 5 of us on about 15 pounds with pies and even a donut each for dessert. Delicious and quick lunch.