Morags in Highland

Voor een late lunch streken we neer bij Morags dat bakkerij, restaurant en piratenparadijs is en misschien nog een beetje meer. Wij wilden gewoon een hapje eten. We kozen voor steak pie. Het duurde wel even voor we die hadden maar hij smaakte goed.

Always good to see cafe's with plenty of people in them as it shows they must be good. Morag's was a nice stop off for us whilst we waited for check in time at our hotel. Jacket spuds and fishcakes were ordered from the lovely serving ladies who certainly worked hard whilst we were there. If visiting again, we'd probably choose this place for breakfast also as our hotels offering left a lot to be desired.

Our first visit to Wick on a rainy weekday and after a short walk around we discovered Morag's. We were impressed with the quality of the food and found the whole experience quite pleasant. Everyone seemed friendly and efficient. We would definitely come back if we're in the area.

Lovely place to eat and it was great value and really nice food….. friendly staff and in a nice location would recommend this

We stumbled across the cafe on a wet and cold Sunday afternoon, the high street was empty, nothing was open. There was only one or two tables left, we were welcomed by the young waitress who gave us the menu. We were quickly seen too and ordered food with no problem from the large menu. The food arrived and was plentiful! Big portions and great quality. We shopped from their NC500 merchandise at the back of the cafe too. Would highly recommended and if we are back in Wick, we will pop in.

A good choice traditional style food. I ordered the steak pie and was pleasantly surprised to be presented with a massive plate full. This was no cheap and nasty steak pie either but decent lumps of meat and topped with perfect pastry, we didn’t even wait long. The staff were busy but efficient and they didn’t even complain when a group of cyclist asked to fill up their water bottles, despite being so busy.. The place was clean and I couldn’t find any faults

There's a big choice of food available, and everything was very reasonably priced. It was all freshly cooked and the portions were good.

After Morag throws the menu at you, then in a stroppy over worked way your cuttelry, makes a Very bad mood in the cafe, hard done by staff, smashing and crashing around in frustration, that make you feel guilty... filthy unless you ask for a smelly cloth yourself, then 'not quite right' food served. Shame there's such a bad attitude

Absolutely horrendous experience. We arrived at opening time and asked the two waitresses if we could get food within 20 mins, as we had a boat to catch at John o’groats down the road. They said it would be ok, so we sat down and ordered. Quite a simple order of breakfast rolls and a bacon panini with chips, and one coffee. We then sat there for the next 20 minutes watching the 2 waitresses fuss around said coffee machine without producing anything…eventually we got the coffee (stone cold…no idea what they had been doing to the machine for 20 minutes. At this point, we were worried about missing our boat so asked if we could get our food to takeaway and paid up. Waited another 5 mins and they start bringing the food out on plates, so we repeated we were out of time and needed takeaway. At which a woman I assume to be Morag came out the kitchen, stared us down, then returned to the kitchen briefly. She returned a moment later, with no words, THREW the bag of food at me before storming back into the kitchen cursing. I’ve honestly never been treated like that, especially as we were polite throughout the ordeal. When we got back to our car and ate the food, it was vile. I had one slice of bacon in my whole “bacon panini”. And 12 hours later all 3 of us had stomach issues. Given it was the only thing we had all eaten, we assume it came from this establishment. Disgusting place, disgusting staff - avoid at all costs.

If you want somewhere that you’ll be ignored, this is the place for you. If you want somewhere that the waitress brings food, and 10 minutes later brings cutlery, this is the place… it just isn’t very good.

Went for breakfast with my boyfriend and it was lovely, was really busy but the girls serving were great and so polite. They handled the busyness well and kept the place clean. Would recommend having the mega breakfast, was delicious!!

Whilst Wick itself is somewhat decrepit and in need of regeneration, Morag’s was a pleasant find for a bite of lunch. There is a good selection of food and drink, paninis and wraps were good and service was quick.

Loved our visit to Morags. Cheese burger was "the best ever" and my son is still raving about his toasted Southern fried chicken and bacon wrap. Nice little sweet shop area too. We were all full up for the rest of the day. It can't be easy running a cafe in such a far flung location, well done Morags

Love, love Morags! We would feel cheated if we didn't get to Morags on our regular trips to Wick. The macaroni cheese is to die for. Great portion sizes as well. There are a great selection of homemade cakes. Fantastic value for money.

Visited Wick for a hospital appointment and decided to have lunch out. We had previously had coffee at Morag’s so headed for it again. We were met with a friendly face and a menu. Scampi peas and chips and a prawn salad was ordered together with two coffees. Coffees arrived promptly and were good quality. The food arrived shortly after and was served and presented well. The meals were of good quality, hot and good tasty old fashion food. The peas were some form of processed peas but very tasty. The chips were French fries type but again very tasty. The prawn salad was presented well and again full of flavour. The toilets are in need of modernisation but are in keeping with the whole experience of this restaurant. Overall if you are looking for a great old fashioned restaurant that is friendly serves tasty wholesome food and drink then I strongly recommend it.

Beautiful café that I visited with my family a number of times when my Granny was in hospital. Lovely food, friendly staff and a warm welcome. Cakes are beautiful.

Was there with friends for lunch, food was great and in good portion size very filling. Staff were great and helpful. And even good selection of cake and bakes to pick from as we paid at till. Has kids area (pirate themed) and small kids arcade as well as sweet shop section.

This is a typical café with typical café fare. We found it a pleasant place, quite busy with locals, which is always a good sign. We had coffee and cake sitting outside in the bright sunshine watching the world pass buy.

Unfortunately this was the only place opened to eat in Wick when we visited, and it was horrible. For a start and I suppose they can do nothing about this but you look out onto a derelict building, the interior is cramped, dark and not vey pleasing. We had beef burgers they were so salty and tasteless couldn't eat them, the service was very slow and no one either customers or staff looked happy. It was very disappointing. I think this is a reflection on how Wick has become so sad and desolate over the last 20 years you feel sorry for anyone living there.

What a lovely place we took 3 generations for lunch . The pirate ship seating was fabulous the grand children loved it . There is so much choice on the menu and will even tweek it a bit if you need it . They like...

I ordered tuna mayo baked potato which I enjoyed although it didn't really need a side potato salad. However, the tomato and mozarella sandwich left more to be desired as my friend found the sandwich to be dry and lacked filling

Great service, excellent options, yet all fresh. Especially great pastries and sweets. All kinds of coffees are breakfast all day.

We stopped off here whilst walking through Wick prior to checking into our accommodation for an afternoon coffee and cake. My partner had the white chocolate cheesecake and a hot chocolate and I had the Turkish delight tray bake and a a cappuccino . The...

Just stopped in for a coffee whilst walking to John O’Groats. Mug of milky coffee, was freshly prepared and so very hot ! Took time to cool enough to drink. Great friendly staff and I really enjoyed the coffee.

I really want to write something positive about businesses like this in these difficult times because I appreciate how challenging things must be for them but how can I when they do not even know how to make a Cappuccino?

Food was excellent and great value! We ordered the American Breakfast which set us up perfectly for the day. Try to sit in the cafe side vs the casino side for a better atmosphere. Morags was recommended by our accommodation at Camps Bar which is...

Popped in here for a tea and coffee. Eclectic place being a mixture of cafe, amusement arcade and pirate themed play/party area. Coffee was quite good but the wife’s tea was funny tasting, house blend I think. Friendly enough staff.

Ideal for a quick snack if you are heading to visit the old harbour in Wick It can be busy when the locals are in town

We visited today on a whistle stop tour of the North. Lovely warm cafe with pleasant staff. Cake and scone was tasty and the hot chocolate was amazing. Highly recommended!

Lovely cafe. Real home make food. We had cake. Fruit loaf and raspberry coconut cake just like my mum made. Best was the banter. Lovely when your made to feel like a local.

Visited en route through Wick for a quick breakfast stop. The menu was huge and varied, it was pretty difficult to decide on something. The bacon pancakes were nice enough, nothing special but a great portion for the cost. The value of this place is...

Popped in on Sunday morning, really good coffee. Sat outside as we had our dog with us. Morag came out to chat to us, making us determined we will be back before the week is out. By the cash desk I also picked up Morag’s...

This is a brilliant place to stop by for lunch and a wee cake, Very friends staff and Morag herself is very polite and accommodating. I will definitely be back. 5*

Good menu at affordable prices Excellent service Lovely warm soup and plenty of cheese in my toastie 👍🏻

An amazing place - looks like an amusement arcade a childrens playground (Silent) and a reallg good cafe. The food basic and wholesome. The staff were brilliant and efficient. Just about the only place for snacking in Wick !!

My husband and I visited this cafe while completing the North Coast 500. Tasty food & friendly service. Would recommend.

Go quite regularly and never disappoints. Breakfast is great but my favourite is Bacon egg cheeseburger. Great for families

Visited with my wife and teenage daughters. There is a wide range of food on the menu at good value for money. This is quite a standard cafe with reasonable service. There was an item missed off our order that was billed for at the end, however, we noticed this and asked for it to be deducted from the bill. If you want something simple and relatively quick, Morag’s would be worthy of consideration.

The best coffee and hot chocolate!! Morag was busy doing everything and very friendly! So glad we popped by. Great value for the drinks we had. We didn’t eat but it smelled delicious!

Popped in for some lunch. Social distancing works well. Four different meals.. All piping hot and good quality. Reminded me on a good pub lunch but without the pub... Cakes looked good too but too full to try 😁

Myself, my husband and my elderly mother visited Wick, and decided to grab a takeaway lunch due to Covid-19. Morag's Cafe were advertising takeaway food available and had some seats outside. We had on masks and sanitised our hands before entering. The owner was next door in the seating area and he saw us waiting, he came through to us, looked straight at us, then walked away. We presumed he was going to ask one of the staff to help us; but then the other owner came through looked at us and walked away again. We stood longer but they turned their backs to us, as though we didn't exist. We were disgusted, as our First Minister is asking Scots to stay in Scotland for holidays and support local businesses, but this one obviously wasn't wanting our custom!

Normally in daily does a good breakfast and coffee, prices are good, staff excellent can get very busy in here and may have a wait but normally not too long

What a lovely find after a long trek; no frills but attentive staff and wholesome good value tasty fare... excellent

This was a welcome cafe after the drive up to Wick on our way to the Orkneys. Very friendly service and relaxed atmosphere. There is a "pirate ship" area for children/families to play and eat in.

3pm Saturday afternoon in wet Wick. Starving and skint. Went in to Morags and all the staff were warm and friendly. Good food, too much, great value. Thanks

This little cafe come amusement parlour and tourist info is located very centrally and is open for breakfast and lunch til 5pm.Food is prepared freshly when ordered and has a homely feel! Morags sells cakes and slices for morning or afternoon teas and had a sweet shop and ice cream serve attached. There is a small kids area with amusements and entertainment along with a small selection of souvineers and tourist brochures.The cafe is decorated with positive and uplifting signs. The staff are friendly and helpful. Would recommend this cafe for good food and drinks.

Di passaggio durante il nostro tour in Scozia, ci siamo fermati in questo locale.Abbiamo ordinato una steak pie e un sandwich. Servizio cortese e buon cibo.

We stopped off here for a coffee, which was very nice and with excellent service. We saw their delicious looking sweet treats and they gave us 2 coffee cupcakes to take away, which were indeed delicious!

Family friendly cafe right in the heart of Wick. Lots a room inside and great menu. The kids love the milkshakes and big selection of homemade cakes and yummy desserts. Love that I can order a coffee and it’s still hot after I’ve eaten. Also now the home to Wick’s tourist information centre. If your in Wick make sure pop in for a bite to eat, staff are very friendly.

Leuk authentiek cafe/lunchroom waar je prima kunt lunchen voor een voordelige prijs! Smaakt heerlijk !

We were travelling through whilst doing the NC500 and stopped off here for tea and cakes. The cakes were delicious and it was nice to have a chat with the owner and listen to how Wick has changed over the years. There's lots of memorabilia next door to look at whilst your tea cools. Its definitely a trip down memory lane and well worth a visit.

I stopped in Wick with my mother in June 2019 and we were after something simple to eat before we moved on north.

Popped in for coffee and cake before a meeting in Wick. Cakes were great. Asked for a decaf latte and the lassie offered a decaf instant coffee latte. I drank mine even though it tasted a bit strange, hubbie didn’t like his. The cafe had a lively friendly atmosphere and seemed really popular.

I keep meaning to go more often but thoroughly enjoyed my recent trip to Morag's Café. Has a vibrant atmosphere and love the added areas with games...some of which brought me back to hazy summer days at the sideshows.

Fantastic food and service, was with my Dad who I haven’t seen for a while and the staff really made really made our evening. Terrific.

Great food once again. Always stop here when in the area. Great tray bakes. The short lad who helps out is a real character.

The cafe is divided into two areas: a tearoom with tray bakes, cakes, fudge, tablet and a menu of sandwiches, burgers and breakfasts. We particularly enjoyed the burgers which were nicely cooked and imaginative: a patriot burger includes black pudding, a potato scone and a Scottish flag! The vegetarian burger was also very good and tasted home made. The milkshake menu is extensive and includes all manner of interesting chocolate branded flavours, such as After Eight and Twix (yet to try).

Great value good tasty comfort food and fast friendly service, sometimes you get more than you pay for

Came here for a coffee and a bite to eat after scouring Wick for a decent looking coffee shop. They seem to be sorely lacking.

Morag’s cafe offers very good value for money, tasty home-made food for a very reasonable price. The steak pie was AMAZING, the peas were quite over cooked, but the pie more than made up for that. There are also baked goods on offer to take away, we bought a cake and a couple of chocolate slices and both were delicious.

Fantastic locally sourced food, the Tower of Power will keep you full. The short gentleman who helps out (think he was called Tap or something like that) is very jovial with his tales of moderation.

We visited Morags on two occassions.The food is delicious, and staff very friendly..The Apple pie was the best we have ever tasted..would highly reccommend visiting,

Discovered this wee gem while on holiday.My wife and I had a late lunch in this lovely little restaurant.We were welcomed by a lady who was very chatty and friendly,we ordered our meals and she told us they would be cooked to order and might mean a little wait.Well the short wait we had was certainly worthwhile we were served with two lovely meals of steak pie and lasagne both of which were piping hot and delicious.The portions were also more than generous.Lovely meals served with a smile who could ask for more.

Had a nice lunch here today the food was lovely and the staff were very nice. Even though the restaurant was very busy we didn't wait long for our food .especially after a long windy drive up from Dornoch would highly recommend this restaurant

If you like a place where the locals come in for a chatter over tea and cakes, or a little lunch, modest and very authentic, a bit fallen out of it’s time, to sit there looking out onto the street - this is for you. I Ioved this little cafe. The Victoria Sponge tasted very nice.

Popped in here for a snack. It is cheap but not great quality. I ordered tea which came as a cup of water with a tea bag in. Cakes looked inviting but were very dry and not terribly tasty. Suppose you get what you pay for. Won't be rushing back.

As per the title, we had a quick visit to Morags, and was pleasantly surprised to see a Pirate Ship themed room. Right next to the ship was what sounded like a Laser Gun shooting a frog high on sugar. It was totally great. The would needs to come to Wick to see it, and experience it.

Petite pause déjeuner. On y trouve les plats classiques que l'on trouve dans la région. Le lieu est agréable, le personnel très sympatique, le scampi and chips etait très bon et en plus les pris sont raisonnables. Très bien.

Enjoyed a late lunch in this cafe, but have to say the service was indifferent. Food was fine and reasonably priced, however never felt very welcome, staff were chatting to customers sitting at tables not serving new customers, felt a bit rude .

The dining area is on the right hand side of the shop as you look at it from outside. They offer a reasonable range of light snacks, including Panini, jacket potatoes, wraps and sandwiches. Unfortunately the wrap was rather undercooked, but my toasted panini with salad was fine. The Panini was £5.50 and the wrap was £3.50.

Visited during another visit north.

Went in here for lunch, was lovely and tasty, staff friendly, bit pricey compared to back home but small town. Have been a number of times.

Wasn’t impressed with the menu or the food and then less impressed with the price. I was told it was Home cooking I should have stayed at home it would have been better

From one Morag to an other this wee cafe was first class lovely big breakfast and great bacon roll ,the staff friendly and chatty and made to feel very welcome would definitely recommend if your in Wick Morag

Called in here after visiting the Heritage Museum... We got a warm welcome, the service was quick and friendly, and the coffee/scones were delicious

We stopped in Wick on way up to John O Groats. Went to Morag’s for bite of lunch, staff were friendly, service was quick and food was excellent just what we needed. Would recommend to anyone driving through & in need of a pitt stop.

Went for a wee nosy round wick town centre & came across this wee cafe, which seemed to be very popular with the locals. We had a coffee and slice of cake each which looked home made and were very nice. Staff were very pleasant and service was efficient.

This is a typical cafe which does good honest food served in a good honest way. Nothing pretentious and obviously popular with the locals. Food is cooked to order and is obviously freshly prepared.

We were heading back down the coast after a visit to John O'Groats and were looking for somewhere to grab a bite to eat. We stopped in Wick and Morags was the only place we could find, and it was packed so that boded well. They offer a table service and we were seen to pretty quickly, and the food didn't take long at all. We both had curly fries (they were lovely) and both had a toasted wrap. The food was really tasty and if I was passing through I'd definitely stop by again.

Stopped off in Wick n route to John O'Groats and Morags ticked the box as a welcome retreat for a little coffee and cake. Good service and nice variety of cake.

Good quality, tasty food at a decent price. Service can be a tad slow at times but it certainly doesn't detract from the place and I would definitely recommend people try this instead of Weatherspoons opposite.

Once again food was very good and service was friendly. Sit down was somewhat spoiled by a small local man talking loudly to himself about bringing down a website he created and how he would destroy the mods. Tray bakes are fantastic though

Not every day that we chose to eat grease which runs out of a rolls however this was one of those cafes that must cook the food in a vat of grease. Not nice the staff seem a little off putting to customers they did not know but was fine with those it did. I would not recommend this cafe if you were outside the area. Very colicky individuals.

Fantastic all day breakfast, excellent service from Morag and great tray bakes. Some of the regulars are very funny with one wee fella challenging us to a game of pool.

Freezing wet winter day. Lots of empty space with a very few customers. We become three fewer. No dog allowed and no help re where we might go. Not a good welcome to first time Wick visitors. Advise all visitors to go to the Norseman hotel instead. Lovely people, very good lunch menu and dog friendly

Great place , friendly staff, stopped off for lunch ... Our order of Chicken noodle soup was delicious full of flavour , scrambled eggs light and fluffy , also bacon roll and a burger roll.. Two coffees .. excellent value and good sized portions for £13 !

Over the years we have been going there many times food always very good home made cakes etc. Staff normally very good . This time not so .

Above average for a cafe food was ok but others coming out looked good very big menu sweets and small shop

Had lunch here on two consecutive days.

Visited 3 times now, 1st was quite busy, two lovely dining areas one with a nautical theme, kids play area, arcade games and amazing sweetie shop. Service quick, food great, waitress lovely, area clean. 2nd visit quite busy also though everything took longer it wasn't quite up to 1st standards. 3rd time was very disappointing. Tables (not just ours) dirty, had to ask to be cleaned when food arrived! My milk glass dirty, partners cup of tea was so weak I could see through it. Had to ask 3 times for cutlery and 1 waitress took a break on an empty dirty table straight after asking her for it! We were served about 30 minutes after ordering food and still waited another 5 minutes for cutlery which ended up not the cleanest. Food was presented ok and tasty but having to start with fingers is far from ideal

Stopped in here with my mum for a bite to eat at lunch. The place was busy and some tables were dirty as patrons had cleared others to make space for themselves.

A very decent place for coffee and a toastie in what is otherwise a fairly bleak and benighted town centre. Very friendly staff and good service.

The lunch menu is quite limited. Food is served simply, no pretensions or fanciness here. Service was fine but not particularly welcoming

My wife and I stopped one dismal August morning for tea. At £2.50 for two you can't go wrong, and the service was great.

Le parfait contre-exemple du pub à proximité évoqué dans le titre.Accueil charmant pour un établissement sans prétention mais efficace.Le service est rapide, avec sourire de tout le personnel.Prix correct pour une carte basique.Pas mal de jeux pour les enfants, ce qui constitue une singularité.À recommander pour un passage à Wick.

good food and drink excellent service ,run very well by young ladies...prices in the low to middle range ,i would go there again

Called in for lunch, great quality, unbelievable value for money. Extensive menu. Coffee was lovely. Customer service was great. Had arcade machines in the back - for both kids and grown ups - although we didn't try these out.

great selection on the menu for lunches and snacks and the home baking is out of this world. Fine play area for children and great choices of food for them to

Ayant lu les avis positifs sur ce restaurant, nous y sommes allés assez confiant ... nous. N'aurions pas dû !Peut être que les pauses cafés avec douceurs sont dignes d'intérêt mais nous y sommes allés pour déjeuner et il faut l'avouer, dans le centre, il n'y avait que lui d'ouvert !Les burgers n'étaient vraiment pas bons, meme si leur aspect et présentation étaient d'un abord sympathique. Le steak haché était dur et ne contenait certainement pas que du bœuf ... les frites quand à elles avaient dû baigner dans un bain de friture qui datait !Bref, je ne vous le conseille pas pour déjeuner ! Le personnel est sympa malgré tout.Poussez jusqu'à John O'Groat quelques miles plus loin, vous y trouverez un petit café resto où ils vous servent des choses simples mais mais où vous bénéficiez d'un cadre magnifique face à la mer du nord et aux îles des Orcades !

Friendly cafe in the mall. The all day breakfast was excellent.You can sit inside or out in the sunshine.Its about 10 minutes walk from the caravan and camping site.Some small shops nearby.