The Mull Café & Deli
A casual Mabou stop for sandwiches, soups, and homemade desserts. The Mull is the daytime room of Mabou — locals on lunch breaks, travellers between Glenora and the Red Shoe, and a steady reputation for hearty, no-fuss food.
What to expect
- Counter-service ordering with table seating
- A blackboard menu of sandwiches, salads, and daily specials
- A bakery case heavy on squares, cookies, and pies
- A friendly local crowd at any given time
Don't miss
- A bowl of soup and a half-sandwich for lunch
- Date squares or oatcakes for the road
- Daily specials that lean into seasonal seafood
Good to know
- Open seasonally, with reduced winter hours
- Cards accepted
- Wheelchair accessible
- Free parking on Main Street
Pair it with
- A pint and a tune at the Red Shoe Pub
- A Glenora Distillery tour up the road
- A walk up Cape Mabou for the view
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