Mulberry Tree Cafe in Nottingham

We took popped in during our hack out with horses and enjoy mocha and a bacon butty. Just the job.

We sat in what was once stables and it was lovely. Nice service, lovely coffee. What a great place after a walk with our dog.

Lovely food great friendly service, 😊 we had the ploughman's platter was fresh and great value for money.

Lovely atmosphere, service and food.

Everything you might want from a café, good food, good service, good gift shops on site, good walks all round!

Always a friendly atmospere excelant service and food too

Never been before, good food, lovely surroundings with snowdrops out in the fields.

The cafe was very busy when we arrived with only 2 high chairs avaliable, but when our food and drinks arrived, the waitress kindly advised that 2 lower seats were now available, which greatly helped my elderly companion.

Fantastic place in a lovely location. A good selection of homemade food . Staff we're very polite and welcoming, would definitely recommend a visit.

Great food and dog friendly cafe with ample free car parking. Love the goat cheese quiche.

Excellent beverages and service and friendly atmosphere

Never even knew this exited...but my friend got me to meet her there and we has a lovely latee and amercano and thr vegan jaffa cake was delish. We did have to brave the flood but worth it.

Great place for coffee and cake. Our favourite place.

Lovely cozy environment with good food

Lovely place for a bite to eat. Fantastic service and delicious food.

Food very good well presented. Service 👍😊

On the pricey side with food which is 'good' rather than great. At least the staff are friendly and the surroundings pleasant.

We went during the Xmas Fair. Fantastic place. Yes slow ish service but it was very busy and the staff are all fantastic!!

Waiting 30 mins for a takeaway coffe

Warm, great decor, nice wholesome food

We had a toasted sandwich with salad it was lovely everything was hot ,tasty and fresh and as always very quick and very friendly service, thank you ladies

Lovely place ..converted stables...done very nicely. Bacon a bit dry...eggs over cooked .. otherwise good Service fine

Pleasant surroundings, good choice of food and drinks, excellent service

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

Great place especially if you have dogs

Small and compact with calming atmosphere. Nice cup of cappucino served by welcoming staff.

Great place for coffee, tea and as I now know lunch. Really good homemade soup (choice of three!) and my wife loved her jacket potato.

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

Converted stable very clean and lots of tables.

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.

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.

Lovely food, beautiful location

Lovely cafe out of the way of the busy streets. Lovely cakes and a good meeting spot.

Very nice cafe in beautiful countryside great food and service

Unfortunately, the only nice thing about this place was the surroundings. The tea and savoury scones were very nice. However, the cakes were quite average in taste, the soup had very little flavour, and the decaf tea had no taste. The service was incredibly poor right from the beginning; we weren't welcomed at all, with our waitress instead telling us "not to eat off the menus" condescendingly when there were no plates on them at all. We were not asked once served our meals if we were getting on alright, which would be expected somewhere like this. They also missed a item off our order for which there was no explicit apology, and our cutlery was essentially thrown on our table. Though I do not use these terms lightly, we all found that there was an air of bigotry towards our table, as there didn't seem to be any other people of colour at the café at the time. For these reasons, I would not recommend this café to anyone, and would suggest visiting the hall for a walk round instead.

Food was delicious. Generous portions. Service was fast.

Been here many times , very nice,but went for breakfast, a few weeks ago, had bacon sandwich, sadly bacon very dry, and bread was a bit dry too!! Won't òrder again.

I and my 2 friends are frequent visitors to the cafe,We wish the meals were smaller?The menu had smaller meals for the likes of us.Could you look at your menu and offer smaller meals for older people.We came on Monday the waste was awful.The soups are no longer appetising.thank you for listening

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.

I gad a great bacon, brie and cranberry toasted sandwich which I would recommend 👌

Plenty of options on menu, food always superb, interesting history on the building dotted around. Dog friendly.

Great place to stop and rest after a long walk around Strelley and Cossall

Leek and potato soups were bland and taistless, which we both agreed. It was expensive and noisy. Not a good experience. "Avoid"

Came here with friends and it made for a pleasant morning. It's nice how the tables are arranged in divided sections making for a more intimate experience. Food and beverages were excellent.

We didn't go in the cafe actually. Just the independent shops which are excellent and not expensive.

Beautiful and cozy place in a beautiful area.

Excellent place to sit and relax over a delicious lunch afternoon tea or tea and cakes 🎂

The customer service was friendly and welcoming. I ordered a strawberry milkshake, and it was nice, but I think it was a bit pricey for the size of the drink.

Lovely ploughman's lunch. First time Stilton cheese not bad. Partners quiche was well received. Clean plates buy us both.

Excellent hidden gem to go to for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, or simply a relaxing drink or snack. Set in what used to be the stables of Strelley Hall, the cafe has kept the unique features and heritage, giving the place a unique character. The food is freshly made using locally supplied ingredients, and the drinks are also locally sourced wherever possible. I chose the halloumi and chick pea salad, which was delicious and filling. There are plenty of choices covering all dietary needs. Seating is available both inside and out. Parking is free. Can become very busy at weekends. There are also a few independent shops to browse through. Well worth a visit.

Coffee outside, vintage cars in car park. Perfect.

Very expensive for average coffee and extortionate prices for very average cakes

Very nice place, inside or outside.

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!

Exellent food well presented, good service , very pleasent inside seating but limited outdoor seating, gets very busy at lunch times especially in fine weather, also dog friendly.

Very disappointed with the breakfast

Visited Saturday 3rd June. Was told there was a 40 minute wait for food, so we decided to have a scone with our coffee. Again, told it would take 40 minutes for a scone!!!! Didn't bother waiting, such a shame

Lovely place only one thing wrong we had our 7 year old granddaughter and just wasn't much for her to drink ,just fizzy drinks ,water milkshake she just wanted a squash or carton of orange juice, wouldn't take much or fruitshoot x

Food is lovely the homemade scones are delicious the panini, are very nice but disappointing they no longer come with the homemade Coleslaw. Unfortunately I feel it is all now a little over priced for what you get.

Amazing little hidden gem of a cafe Awesome food & delicious cake, what more could you want?

Love this place visit quit a lot. As It is dog friendly so can sit inside and enjoy your meal in winter and nice big outside sitting area too, just what you need after a long walk with the dog in the woods near by. And the staff are always very friendly..

Situated in a gorgeous little courtyard with various independent shops (and a gallery) plus free parking, this little cafe has the most amazing homemade food, we come just for the quiche! Great veggie options and lovely coffee all set in the idyllic grounds of Strelley Hall with it's fab walks and surrounding grounds with a pretty little church too! Definitely one of our fave places.

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.

I’ve scored this a 2 purely for the staff, had an unpleasant experience with the team leader, we were rudely told off for sitting too far away and told to come and wait for our scone, as she was NOT running back and forth for us. 50 minute wait on food could be helped by a better management of staff (some standing round doing nothing) poor show

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 😮

Good quality, good service, good food.

Nice Coffee pleasant surroundings.Not the best bacon sandwich I've had.

Popular cafe in a lovely setting. Coeliacs appreciate a good cafe with gf options. Much appreciated.

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.

Good food and plenty of it Quite quick service but this time sun wasn't shining which was a shame.

Great little place hidden away but very busy. Great service and food.

Highly recommended! Great atmosphere, lovely coffee, and delicious food.

Just love this place. Delicious, home made products always served with a smile. The woman cheese and onion scone with cream cheese and Chutney is to die for. Wonderful!!! A real treat to visit.

Great place for a breakfast, very friendly service. Soon gets busy.

Such a lovely tea room with nice surroundings too

I'll start by saying I've come here SO often over the years, sometimes even more than once a week all prior to 2020 and the start of covid! The car park situation is now a nightmare. The disabled spaces that were immediately outside the café entrance have halved in number and moved to be on an angle quite a step away. These spaces have clearly been placed and designed by someone who has NO IDEA what it's like to have mobility issues. So the car park now is ALWAYS completely rammed and is obviously for a lot more people than those visiting the courtyard. From the now disabled bays (and from the rest of the car parking spaces) there's slopes and uneven "pavements" so please take care. The café is in the former stable block, so it is long and thin and split into the stable sections where there's usually three or four tables to each with a further handful when you first walk in. Again, being a stable block the flooring is uneven, plus with it being so open it can get very noisy. The toilets are at the far end of the long block compared to where you come in and where you have to queue to order, again bear this in mind if you have mobility problems. The menu has reduced in choices since covid but does still have a reasonable selection for breakfast, brunch and lunch. They also stock some Bluebells ice cream, which is lovely and also local. I've never seen information about coffee or tea or even the produce that goes into the meals to know whether they use local ingredients or cheaper produce from further away. It would be nice if they stocked more local like the ice cream. So I visited for breakfast on Christmas Eve and very pleased we turned up as it opened because by the time we'd finished the place was overflowing. We had the full cooked breakfast then and commented that all ingredients should have had much longer cooking, the bacon and sausage were anaemic but we put it down to they must have been rushing knowing what a busy day it was going to be. I visited again about three weeks back for brunch, it was a freezing cold, icy day and the only table available was right inside the door, so every time someone came in or out you got a blast of icy air. There were 3 tables that said reserved 12pm that were empty; it was 12.10pm at this point. We ended up getting up and going elsewhere as it was too cold. We wondered what policy was in place for people who didn't show up on time. Then we visited for breakfast again last weekend. We got there for 9.30am as it opened so no problem with getting a table. We ordered the breakfast again, and I asked the guy serving if they had any scones because I couldn't see any and I wanted to take one away for my Aunty. I checked they were fresh that day which he confirned, and I asked if they could box up a scone to take away. When the lady brought our breakfasts out, we both just sat looking at them. The lady asked if there was something wrong to which I asked if there was something missing as it looked really bare, empty, and unappetising on this plain white plate; remember we eat with our eyes. We couldn't identify what, but something didn't look right. She promptly pointed at each item counting them and said, "You've got 6, you've got everything" so that was that! Again, however, the bacon and sausage were anaemic. I took the scone straight to my Aunty and she said she had it for elevenses and there was no way it was fresh that day. Who knows whether my Aunty was mistaken or I was lied to. So all considered, despite being such a loyal and regular customer, my last three encounters here have been far from satisfactory. I've rated this considering my past experiences; it would be much lower if I just did it based on these.

Lovely atmosphere, excellent menue .Really looking forward to returning .

What an amazing place! Such a fabulous choice of food. Absolutely delicious. Definitely going back!

We came to the cafe a couple of weeks ago on a Thursday, firstly the food was excellent I have scored a 2 star for the 2 staff members who were on duty that day. On entering the cafe we were not acknowledged the staff just carried on talking ,we asked can we sit anywhere one staff member yes but not on a table for four, I then went to order the same 2 staff members were again talking ,I got go the gill and still carried on with the conversation before she asked for the order before then I said to her don't mind me being sarcastic and annoyed. The food and the cafe very good but very disappointed in the service I would not recommend or go again which is a sham Kind Regards Janet Craggs

Lovely ambience. Prices a little steep

Very impressed very historical lovely food

A delightful place to visit, I will definitely return for another visit.

The Table was dirty, breakfast was quite pricey for the amount of food on the plate and the fried egg was burnt on the bottom and uncooked on top

Rather busy, resulting in no hot drinks until after toast served and had to ask. No cutlery with toast; forgot jam. May have just been too busy

Always lovely and delicious food. They are dog friendly and gave our labrador some doggy treats.

Loved it. Fabulous location - great outdoor space. Great food. Warm and friendly staff too.

Forget it if you have mobility issues. The tills, cake display etc. are close to the entrance, but they won’t take your order unless you have a table number. And you won’t have that until you have found a table, and that means more walking, so it’s only set up for able bodied people. To help disabled customers, they could 1) keep a better track of which tables have been vacated, or 2) use a QR code system, like most places, or 3) be considerate and polite. They were none of those things.

Soup & sandwich left a lot to be desired. Small soup portion in a cup and the tuna mayonnaise was a bit like baby food-spend a little more in embellishing with a few red onions, tomatoes etc. Served on standard bread slices and certainly no side salad or crisps on the plate. Pretty meh overall I'm afraid.

Great place and fantastic coffee.

Lovely place to eat. But very expensive!

Court yard located cafe in the Old stables. Busy place but we'll organised. Good selection of food and cakes. Ploughman's are good. Only negative are the chocolate cakes. They're ALL dark chocolate and quite bitter. Booking necessary if going at a popular time. Dogs and horses welcome..... outside..😀 Toilets clean.

Lovely place to go for a catch up with friends

Very interesting venue, old stables beautifully renovated to make an attractive cafe. Dogs allowed in certain area. Two lovely shops in the courtyard. Lots of parking and outside seating.Good menu, lots of choices, excellent quiche. Can book for 6 or more. Lots of tables outside, one area in Courtyard has cover, can tend though to be somewhat windy.

Lovely setting but coffee prices up to £3:45 for small oat milk cappuccino! May think twice about choice of cafe stop 😔

Really nice atmosphere and welcome.

Been here several times. Good menu and excellent service. Can get busy at weekend and lunchtimes.

Lovely food and very helpful staff, definitely will be visiting again soon

Went here for a business meeting, great selection of coffee and cakes on show. Very busy, plenty of seating and tables for food. Pet friendly. I was very impressed, I will be returning with my family.

Lovely cake and tea. The staff didn't smile much though which let the place down. Shame,as its a great location.

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