The Murly Tuck Cafe

The Old School 3 The Square, AB41 7GX, Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom

🛍 Food, Cafe, Coffee, British

4.7 💬 1965 Reseñas
The Murly Tuck Cafe

Teléfono: +441651851489

Dirección: The Old School 3 The Square, AB41 7GX, Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom

Ciudad: Aberdeenshire

Menú Platos: 9

Reseñas: 1965

Sitio Web: http://www.facebook.com/Themurlytuck/

"Very disappointed after our most recent visit to the Murly Tuck. We went mid morning on a Sunday and inside was very chilly with no heating on well certainly the radiator we were next to was off! So sat with jackets on. Ordered our food which was fine but then plates were taken away from myself and husband whilst our daughter was still eating! The place was empty so not like screaming out for tables! Think too much staff for that time of day with nothing to do. My husband went to pay whilst my daughter and I remained at the table and our cups/juice were then removed again before finished! Find this totally unnecessary when the place was empty. Got no thank you or bye from anyone so will certainly think twice before returning."

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nice eating and great friendly staff, definitiw back

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User

beautiful homemade suppe very friendly staff it back curled


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User

beautiful clean cheerful local staff super fun very relaxed atmosphere


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User

low calorie muckle breakfast and no calorie victoria sponge, smiling staff, what more could they demand. a great place. Ver carta


imac2411
imac2411

Great stop before a visit to Haddo House. We had the Muckle and a Puckle breakfast and food was very good and great value. Service was great and well done to the waitress who was only on her second day. Highly recommended.


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Tour27267672559

Food terrible dehydrated or greasy, a replacement item took so long to arrive my friend had finished her food. No attempt by staff to make things right and just charged the usual price, I would have refused to pay but did not want the stress… we will not be back!!


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L

Early lunch, the large bowls of sweet potato and red pepper soup with seeded bread was delicious. Too full to eat any home bakes after that, so took some home. Lots to choose from. Definitely worth a visit, and many repeat visits. All of the staff were very helpful and friendly thank you Ver carta


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O9981YImikeg

A superb country town cafe, hugely supported by locals, cyclists, and visitors. Excellent food, breakfast, my regular downfall, being the best in the area. Cakes cabinet filled with treats and they do afternoon teas with caked, just book. Service is always welcoming and friendly, nothing is too much. Book if required, as they may be busy, as they have limited tables.


Dessertlo
Dessertlo

Went with a friend, first time for both of us. Arrived and waited to be seated , 3 empty tables one large , one for two and a strange little table by the kitchen . We were offered the tiny to me by the kitchen but declined as we were there for catch up and explained this didn’t want to sit in a throughfare with our elbows tucked in. Then shown to the bigger table, got settled in, and then asked to move as the table was ‘reserved’. No one use it the entire time we were there. We had tea, I had a cheese scone which was very good friend didn’t fancy any of the food. It’s basic cafe stuff for the most part. We enjoyed our tea, but being moved and fibbed to about the table we had didn’t sit well


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S

Very disappointed after our most recent visit to the Murly Tuck. We went mid morning on a Sunday and inside was very chilly with no heating on well certainly the radiator we were next to was off! So sat with jackets on. Ordered our food which was fine but then plates were taken away from myself and husband whilst our daughter was still eating! The place was empty so not like screaming out for tables! Think too much staff for that time of day with nothing to do. My husband went to pay whilst my daughter and I remained at the table and our cups/juice were then removed again before finished! Find this totally unnecessary when the place was empty. Got no thank you or bye from anyone so will cert... Ver carta

Aberdeenshire

Aberdeenshire

Aberdeenshire ofrece impresionantes costas, castillos históricos y una rica cultura escocesa; los platos típicos incluyen haggis, salmón ahumado y galletas de mantequilla.

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  • Food Deléitese con nuestra selección variada de alimentos, que ofrece una mezcla de clásicos favoritos y platos innovadores. Cada elemento está elaborado con los ingredientes más frescos para deleitar su paladar y ofrecerle una experiencia gastronómica memorable.
  • Cafe Disfruta de nuestra vibrante selección de cafés, que ofrece una variedad de cafés recién preparados, tés artesanales y deliciosos pasteles, junto con un ambiente acogedor para una experiencia gastronómica encantadora. Ver carta
  • Coffee Disfruta de nuestra rica y aromática selección de café, preparada expertamente para despertar tus sentidos. Desde el clásico espresso hasta los lattes cremosos, descubre la mezcla perfecta para comenzar tu día con una nota llena de sabor.
  • British Tradicional y sustancioso, el menú británico ofrece clásicos reconfortantes como el fish and chips, asados jugosos y pasteles salados. Redescubre favoritos familiares, elaborados con cariño con recetas atemporales e ingredientes frescos y locales.

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  • Wifi
  • Cafe
  • Carta
  • Takeout
  • menú
  • Seating

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"Sunday, 3rd September 2023 – 19:00 Meal: Wine Starters – Main – Coffee My friend and I arrived at 19:00 to a busy but not overfull restaurant without a reservation and they accommodated us upstairs. Menus were produced and we ordered a bottle of white wine and a jug of water. 0rders placed for starters and 2 servings of the Italian style fish stew on the ‘Specials Board’ at 26.99 each. Tomato and chilli with promises of loads of different fish. The toss up was between a steak or the stew (which neither of us would cook at home). The table was dirty and needed wiping – this request was placed 3x on the young waitron who eventually produced a cloth slopping water from a bucket in the corner cupped in her hands where she half heartedly wiped the table with water dripping onto my friend’s lap. Hurried mop up with tissues out of my bag. The white wine was plonked on the table – next to the cooler – unopened and no glasses. Several attempts were made to attract the waitron’s attention. Eventually another bottle was produced opened and we were advised the waitron was under age and not allowed to pour wine. Perfectly acceptable had she produced an opener and the glasses with an explanation I would have been happy to help myself – we understand and appreciate these things. The starters arrived and were delicious! The chef then came out to see us and explained that there was no lobster for the stew – we asked for extra monkfish, he then said there was no monkfish left – but could help us with other white fish and crab claws. He said he was down to the last 2 portions, and he would ensure they were hearty. We were a bit concerned and suggested perhaps we settle for the steak which is always delicious. He assured us we had made the right choice and would enjoy the stew. The stews arrived and were ‘hearty’ if being crammed with the contents of a tin of crab claws is your definition of hearty. The promised ‘rich tomato broth with chilli and garlic’ was a watered down version of what was clearly less than a cup of the original broth left at the bottom of the pot topped with water. It was tasteless – lacking in hint of either chilli, wine, garlic or herbs – having lived in Malta I can assure you I have a deep understanding of Med cooking. I guess we were lucky we didn’t have the salty brine of the crab claws as the broth. It was inedible and we were starving so we kept adding salt and pepper – we were beyond the point of returning the food which was a mistake in hindsight. We skipped dessert – had coffees and left. The meal came to nearly £100.00. This was an expensive lousy experience. We paid a generous tip – because they accommodated us without a reservation. Take aways from the experience: • The restaurant service on a Sunday evening at 19:00 should be as good as it is on a Friday at 19:00 • Being a local and having eaten there several times – it is my first choice for a ‘good’ meal – don’t abuse the luxury of local support. • Train your waitrons to clean tables, by wringing out the cloth and not dripping water on your patrons. • Waitrons (even under aged ones) should at least carry a wine opener, and understand that wine glasses should be produced when delivering wine. • Your chef should know better and never, ever assume he can cut costs by selling the dregs from his kitchen. • A poor dining experience costs you more than you think. We would have ordered dessert, and more importantly returned for a second meal in the next week – WE DIDN’T! I have a friend coming from Ireland in November – do I risk taking her to the Anchor?"