Morrison’s Supermarket Cafe in North Lanarkshire

This was actually a "late lunch", but we discovered the "All-day breakfast". Superb. Two for £10.00 that gave each of us a fried egg; to slices of square sausage; two rashers of bacon; a grilled half-tomato; a large mushroom; and two potato-scones/farls. Served separately was a full round of thick-slice toast with Lurpak butter. The price also included a hot drink. Mmmmmm!!! However, even a meal like that would have been enjoyed less if served by surly staff members. No problem here. Ainslie and Isabel (in alphabetical order) were two stars. Everything was done with a smile, and nothing seemed to be too much trouble. Even when I asked for some water to wash down some medication, I was provided with a large tumblerful - and a smile. I hope that someone in management reads this, and compliments these two young girls on their excellent customer relation skills. Thank you both. I hope that we shall see you again. One little piece of advice: don't put the butter in the container with the toast! The heat from the toast makes the butter very soft! :- )

Cafe clean and food good. The best thing about the cafe is the staff. They are always cheerful and pleasant. Prices fair.

Visited today for breakfast. Disgusting doesnt cover it. Cheap sausage items missing and had to ask for same. When it came it was a raw mushroom. Latte was cold. Young girl on the till was very nice however she was harrased and other staff behind counter chatting away to each other. Was also difficult to find a clean table as no one had bothered to clean away dirty dishes. Will never eat here again. Went to the disabled loo no running water to wash hands.

Used to enjoy going here for breakfast but they have changed it to a large breakfast only not at all suitable for me prefferd regular breakfast this new one is far to much for a

What else can you say. It serves the same as all other Morrison’s cafes. Not belittling that, the food is good and reasonably priced

Great food value for money clean and friendly only let down are their chips not very nice at all staff very helpful fish tea amazing

We had to order using a computerised system which is good as it prevents food handlers from handling dirty cash. The unit did not work at first, but eventually an employee was summoned and it was rebooted. I ordered a Builder's Scottish breakfast and my wife had gammon with egg and chips. The breakfast was huge, but mostly inedible, which the seagulls of Glasgow will be delighted about since most of it I chopped into beak-size bites and fed to the local birds. Everything was dry, overcooked and tasteless. The poached egg was rock hard and was missing most of the white part. It was like a bouncy ball and, like everything else on my plate, was cold. Cold poached egg is an acquired taste that I have yet to acquire. My wife's gammon was the cheapest version. You know; the thin, pink roundel of processed meat that looks like rubber and does not taste much better. Her chips were cold and chewy, but her fried egg was a pleasant surprise. It was actually freshly cooked, hot and had a delicious, runny yolk. The albumen was intact too. Wow! Service was........ What service? Oh, I forgot; there was none! How anyone, especially in a commercial kitchen, can totally destroy a classic Scottish breakfast, is beyond me. All that needed to be done was fry several ingredients. It is something of a skill to produce the rubbery garbage that was dumped in front of me today. Oh! and by the way, the black pudding listed on the menu for the £6.00 breakfast was missing. We asked for mustard and were told that there is none - In a supermarket?!! Overall, this was a dining experience we would love to never experience again.

I decided to come into the cafe before getting a few messages for a quick roll & cuppa. The girl who served me was friendly & helpful. The sausages were nice. The cafe was clean & tidy.