Mulberry Tree Cafe - Nottingham

Fabulous place to go for lunch, offering a wide variety of choices suitable for many dietary needs, including gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan. Situated in the hidden village of Strelley as part of the Strelley Hall estate, the cafe is based in what was originally the stables, and the features have been well preserved. Portions were generous and mouthwateringly tasty. Very good value for money. Plenty of seating both inside and outside. Car park is free of charge.

Such a disappointment. Arrived 11.15 am to have breakfast. Waited at outside counter to be served but no one came to window. Queued inside only to be told that it was too late to be served breakfast as it had gone past 11.30 by 5 minutes. Explained that I had been waiting to be served since 11.15 and could they make an exception. Told ‘no because chef was now preparing lunch!’ Makes no business sense at all 2 dissatisfied customers who went elsewhere and business loses income!

The food at this restaurant is delicious, especially the homemade scones. The paninis are very nice as well, but it's disappointing that they no longer come with the homemade coleslaw. However, I do feel that the prices are a bit high for the portion sizes.

We came here on bank holiday Monday, so it was busy, but not completely packed. Our orders arrived quickly. Portions were good, with a generous portion of crispy salad (not always the case, in some places). The feel of the place was relaxed and the prices were not too high, in this post-COVID and post-Brexit world. The staff were all pleasant. We would come again, especially to do a nearby walk.

Went with my daughter for coffee and cake but couldn’t believe the prices nearly £14 for chicken goujons really no thank full fish chips and mushy peas same price in good pub and kitchen down the road even cheaper on a Friday