The place is so cute, the booths are the old stables, both the food and service were excellent, would definitely recommend this place 🤙🏻
Got treated to an afternoon tea there it was lovely the place is a converted stable beautifully done up. Prices were reasonable too will most def go back the food was lovely and great staff !
A lovely venue for morning coffee, lunch, or afternoon tea. A repurposed stable block, it retains the original stalls for quaint indoor dining. Lots of outdoor space in the courtyard and a few craft shops to encourage a wander. It's dog friendly (inside & out), & has excellent disabled facilities. A great place to spend a relaxing couple of hours.
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Wow!! What lovely food served here vary fast table service, a great menu and cater for children in the menu too, I had a snack of a sausage sandwich and my wife had a cheese scone, both very nice ! I will be visiting as again.
Lovely tasty breakfasts.
All cooked fresh to order.
They use very good quality locally sourced products.
Nice friendly staff and really like the setting in the old stables.
There's a large courtyard to sit outside if the weather is fine.
Dog friendly too.
Would highly recommend a visit.
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We had a fabulous lunch here with friends on a Thursday lunchtime. The cafe was quite busy but the food and service was good. As it was a hot day we sat outside and still had a choice of tables. The car park was quite spacious but there were still several spare spaces, including blue badge if required. Recommended.
Loved it. Set in the old stable block, retaining original features makes for a quirky and attractive venue. The food and drink ordered for our informal family brunch was tasty and generously portioned and we didn't feel rushed and the staff were very friendly. There's plenty of seating outside also, and the bonus of having the lovely gift shops and gallery attached to visit. We went when the weather was nice, so also took a leisurely stroll around the estate gardens in the sunshine and enjoyed the surrounding views. Will visit again
Excellent fine, go straight from London. Found this most beautiful café in the most surreal grounds. Fantastic people serving atmosphere Lovely would recommend to come
The Mulberry Tree Cafe is part of the old Strelley Hall stables. The food is outstanding and reasonably priced. The public use it everyday even though it is off the beaten track because of its reputation for good dining. At times it may pay you to book a table before the day of visiting as booking on the day is before 9.30 am. There are a few gift shops nearby for you to browse in, plus an old style sweet shop, gallery and a teddy bear repair shop. Enjoy the experience you will not be disappointed
The service is wonderful, it is nice to treat people best behaved, I was really happy so, I was thinking about to get job at my favourite spot locations 📍 and I have been there before I really want to join so please of you do have any positions of jobs left I will love to join in the summer time if that's ok with you. I love the chips 🍟 and the drinks freshly made. Condser it on Terri Simone moon Mcleod
Hard to find but worth looking for.
Large cafe in quaint little courtyard with other cute shops and galleries. We only had a coffee so can’t comment on food although the selection of cakes did look nice.
As others have said the service is quite slow, but staff are friendly and cafe present.
Hot and sticky so we sat outside. Coffee was great service very good. They have added a couple of shops in the Courtyard so we nipped and had a look . Very nice but pricey
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