Mhor Tearoom - Carte

I was disappointed when we were informed that we had only 3 minutes to finish our coffee. It made it difficult to savor the experience and I found it to be quite rude.

I recently dined at Ate Out! I have a yeast intolerance, but their sourdough cheese and tomato tart was amazing! The pecan caramel pie was also delicious. I look forward to trying more dishes the next time I visit.

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! Voir le carte

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

I haven't visited for some time, but the pies are still tasty, along with the bread, cakes, and everything else I sampled! The long line out the door indicated to me that some of the negative reviews may have been due to personal preference or a single bad experience, rather than a decline in quality.

Nice coffee with dairy free milks, but no vegan options on menu. When I asked they said they had nothing, and didn’t even offer to make a salad sandwich or something which was very unhelpful. This is a nice dog friendly cafe, but the music was very loud, there were no toilets, and overall very Disappointing. Voir le carte

The cafe may be gone but the range of delicious breads is mouth-watering and for vegans, they offer vegan bacon hot rolls and a scrummy chocolate brownie. You can take your takeaway across the road to the Ben Ledi coffee shop to have your food with their coffee (they're pals apparently so have an agreement that way). Updated from previous review on 2022-03-16

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.

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 o... Voir le carte