Morrisons Cafe - Exeter

Sainsburys stopped to serve their broken cod and chips that were very good and their replacement is terrible. I don't think they're focusing on state advice, what I can eat or not. I've tried the fish and chips with muddy and wee acid sauce at morrisons and hey bingo! I asked how it was made and said the staff get the fish fresh from their in the load meat / fish counter and then shatter and freeze it superb and the fresh is amazing. well made morrisons and farewell sainsburys who look more like a world camp every day. so a freshly roasted broken piece of superb dorsch with chips, a bowl of mushy is served and pot of tartaric acid sauce and a wedge of lemon with a cup of coffee/tea for only absolute snack and I will eat in the future my fish meal there and make my shopping at the same time.

Good value for money, excellent customer service. I'm a supervisor for my dad and as a regular for the Café staff, I need to know dad and always ask him if he shouldn't be with me.

The Ultimate Breakfast at £6.99 is a good value option at this restaurant. However, the sausages were overcooked and almost burnt. The management at Morrisons Exeter Cafe seems to lack concern for the overall conditions in the cafe. The staff, despite being cheerful, have to work in difficult conditions due to being seriously understaffed. The coffee machine frequently has problems, and there is often a lack of cutlery available. On the day of the visit, there were only 2 cups for coffee, which had to be reused after the previous customers left. The lack of alternative paper cups was also disappointing. Overall, the management's lack of care is evident in the constant delays and shortages experienced by customers. The hardworking staff members are left to apologize for these issues, but the blame lies with the cafe's management. It seems as though they would be content to toss food and utensils over the barrier at customers, rather than address these shortcomings.

We stopped by for a late lunch on Monday today is Weds). There were two members of staff on and they had obviously been busy as there were lots of tables with trays left on them. We ordered food for ourselves and our three children. Food prices have risen alot since pre-pandemic. We paid £39 for meals, snacks and drinks. When the food arrived it looked very nicely cooked and I was very happy. HOWEVER, I took one bite from the sausage I had ordered a veggie all-day breakfast) and it was 100% meat. I have been veggie for 25 years and have eaten ALOT of veggie sausages in my time and it was unmistakably meat. It was pink inside, had a skin and smelled like a pork sausage. I asked the lady about this and she assured me it was veggie and went to get an empty packet to show me that it was a Richmond Meat-less vegan sausage. I did not believe her as my husband carnivore through and through) tried it and said he also thought it was meat as he hates anything veggie. I left and this morning purchased and cooked some of the Richmond meat-less sausages which bore no resemblance whatsoever to the sausages I was served and were obviously meat-free. This was an unlawful act and I am lodging a complaint with the store. I have been veggie for so long and to be given meat sickens me to the stomach. Employees who obviously could not care less or who relish deceiving their innocent customers should not be there. Shame on you Morrisons :

Sainsbury's no longer serves their delicious battered cod and chips, and the replacement option is disappointing. I was not happy with the limited food choices and decided to try the fish and chips with mushy peas and tartare sauce at Morrisons. Finally, I found fantastic fish! The staff informed me that they use fresh fish from their in-store meat/fish counter, batter it, and fry it to perfection. The freshness of the fish was amazing. Well done, Morrisons! I will now be enjoying my fish meals there and doing my shopping at the same time, rather than at Sainsbury's. For only £7, I received a freshly fried piece of superb cod, chips, mushy peas, tartare sauce, a wedge of lemon, and a mug of coffee/tea. It was an absolute bargain.