We have a name full of character — The Murly Tuck. But do you know what those words mean? In this post, we dig into the origin of the phrase, and how it inspired the heart and feel of the café you see today.
The old phrase explained
“Murly tuck” is a traditional Scottish expression, once used to describe a comforting, simple meal — often oat biscuits and milk — a warm treat given to children before bed. It wasn’t fancy. It was nourishment, care, and a little ritual of kindness.
Why it fits The Murly Tuck café
That same spirit lives on here. We don’t aim to be flashy. We aim to be real. We aim to be cozy, with home-baked treats, warm lighting, and sandwiches you can feel good about. The phrase sets the tone: comfort, warmth, tradition.
How we bring “Murly Tuck” to life
- We bake many things in-house each day.
- We source ingredients that feel honest and local.
- We want every visitor — whether new or regular — to leave a little fuller in more ways than one.
- We consider even small touches (a handwritten chalkboard, a friendly greeting, a refill offered) part of the experience.
That name is more than just a quirky title — it’s a compass for how we run things. It reminds us to stay grounded and kind in everything.
🧁 Next time you order some warm soup (or choose a slice of cake), remember the story behind it — and let it be part of your Murly Tuck moment.