Mulberry Inn in Waverley

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Having driven passed many times, we finally ventured in and were not disappointed Very friendly and helpful staff (they love dogs by the way). Good menu and specials. We sat in garden and enjoyed it.

We were regulars at the Mulberry for over 8 years and we are absolutely saddened to see what the new owner has done to this place. It was a shame to visit The Mulberry this time to realise all of our favourite staff is leaving. Unfortunately we won’t be returning in a hurry!

This is one of my favourite restaurants when en route to Petworth or Chichester . Just further on than Chiddingfold with great gardens and ample parking space it is a lovely place to go for a drink or a meal in summer en route to the Sussex coast, or just a run out. Very friendly staff, an excellent menu and wine list, what more could you want !

Great service, amazing food and reasonably priced. Will be going back very soon. Not one bad comment. Atmosphere was great ... Passed this place so many times, so sad we left it so long to try... On our favourite list

came here for Sunday lunch with friends a few weeks ago and very happy that we did, the food was excellent from start to finish the staff were top draw I will certainly be back to try there dinner menu, all in all a great place .

Very chic pub / bistro. Not particulary cheap but worth every penny as the food is presented beautifully and more importantly tastes great. The baked Alaska is something that should be on your bucket-list.

Have just had a really lovely lunch there, everybody was catered for beautifully and the service was attentive but not overwhelming, which was perfect. Certainly a good idea to book as it was full and people were being turned away. Only slight niggle is that because of the wooden floors it is quite noisy, and unfortunately a table nearby had a very noisy and badly behaved young child, but that wasn't the pub's fault! Overall, would thoroughly recommend. We will definitely be going again.

If you are looking for a great bistro pub in the countryside with excellent food and friendly efficient service with a smile then this is the place to visit.

Unassuming, quality gastro pub with unpretentious staff, service and clientele. We have eaten here many times and the meal is always good. Of particular note last night was the duck dumplings, cod loin with seafood risotto and as always the baked Alaska!

My wife and I visited the Mulberry Inn on the evening of Friday of 8th May and this was a return visit after our initial visit six weeks previously.

My friend and I had a day out exploring Hazelmere. I've eaten here before and each time it's been lovely and yesterday was no exception. We shared a tapas platter which had a tasty and interesting assortment of items. I had the sweet potato soup and my friend the goats cheese and mushroom tart. It was particularly nice with homemade crust. We each had a glass of Prosecco and a bottle of sparkling water. There weren't many diners but that's to be expected late afternoon on a weekday.

Went here for a late lunch with my wife and two friends from France. The interior falls between a pub and a restaurant but was very welcoming. Waitress extremely welcoming. We all had the Set Menu and for the price was outstanding. Food cooked perfectly, presented well and good portions. Will definitely return again and recommend highly.

Staying in a nearby hotel, we had a drive out one evening looking for somewhere to eat, being not too impressed with the restaurant in our hotel. How glad we were that we found The Mulberry! The place is absolutely immaculate, from the clean contemporary exterior to the matching interior. And the food....wonderful, delicious and good value. If only we lived nearer - it would be regular haunt of ours! Staff were very helpful and friendly, in fact the whole atmosphere is warm and welcoming. Our food was quick to arrive and drinks prices were good value. Loved it!

Visited this inn today for lunch with some friends. The menu was varied and exciting. Our food was wonderful and the service excellent. They even brought fresh water for my dog. Thank you for a lovely lunch.

A bit of glamour in the countryside. The bar-tender was excellent and made us feel special and looked after us well. I have been here twice and the food on the whole is more thought out and up to date then food in the local pubs.

We (partner and I) purposefully drove 1 hour out of our way to visit this pub and were very much looking forward to lunch. On arrival we noticed that the bar and restaurant were half full. We asked a grumpy girl at the bar were we could sit to be told the whole place was booked up. There were tables, not even laid, bare of people. She then walked off. There was no attempt to retain our service as customers. No suggestion of a time to wait before a table would be free. Gutted as I have always wanted to visit but this was a customer relations disaster. Incidentally, we found the Stag at Eshing nearby as a result and had a wonderful time - so all was not lost!

Went for Easter lunch and very welcoming staff. One member of staff looked after us throughout and was super helpful and efficient.

Visited on Good Friday. Was a little difficult to find as our Satnav doesn't accept postcodes and it is a couple of miles outside of Chidingfold. However it was worth the effort, I had spring rolls with Sweet chilli sauce, followed by stuffed pork both of which were delicious. My husband had duck egg with spinach and mushrooms, followed by ribs, coleslaw and chips again very tasty. Wasn't quite so sure by my Baked Alaska but would definitely return

We (myself, my husband and my adult son) stumbled across this restaurant by accident but hopefully we will be able to find it again on our travels. The Mulberry Burger was amazing, the burgers were exceptionally good quality and the chips were excellent. The lamb shank was so tender the meat fell right off the bone and the seasonal veg, small boiled potatoes and a mix of asparagus, beans and peas was delicious. We finished our meal with baked Alaska which was totally amazing. The service and presentation of the food was great and the setting was clean, well decorated and relaxing. My only wish would be that it was much nearer to where I live so I could visit more often

Location excellent will return to eat in the garden in the summer. Restaurant spacious and very clean, great surroundings.

Visited here today with my partner for lunch. Had booked a table but they had plenty of room anyway. Waitresses were very hospitable and attentive. The restaurant was clean and well set out. We ordered from the set menu; Haddock and Stuffed Pork. Very tasty and well cooked followed with Baked Alaska. We thought it might be on the expensive side but was less than a lot of other places offering a worse dining experience. Will definitely visit again. Wifi is free but can be a bit on the slow side sometimes.

Went for lunch on Mother's Day, so a little noisy with lots of young children, but once everyone got eating all was well. Food was very nice, lovely HOT plates, brilliant!! My husband and son both went for the Sunday lunch roast. At last....... Fantastic, a place that actually cooks their roast potatoes, and not somewhere where they manage to serve up brown golf balls.

We visitedThe mulberry tree for the first time this year having visited the Restaurant a couple of times last year .As usual it was packed with Sunday launchers eith quite a lot of people sitting in the garden enjoying the sun . Once again we enjoyed a super meal beautifully prepared and presented . The staff are all very friendly and nothing is too much effort . There is plenty of parking space surrounding the restaurant . It is a great stop off on the way toPetworth or Chichester .

Excellent lunch, very good wine list. Food was well presented and beautifully prepared.Child friendly, dog friendly - lovely staff. Very busy for Mother's Day, but food was prompt and we were well looked after. Very enjoyable!

Booked in here for a birthday lunch (5 people) and the restaurant was far from full. The food was excellent and every dish was presented beautifully. The Baked Alaska was a special treat if a little sweet with the volume of berry sauce on it. The atmosphere is relaxed and pleasant with a wonderful setting just outside the village of Chiddingfold. The big complaint though was the speed of service, especially as this was lunchtime. Admittedly we arrived a little earlier than planned but overall the meal took 2.5 hours, then a service charge is automatically added to your bill !

Been trying to get to this pub for a while now ..... I am a massive Chris Evans fan and the pictures on facebook look mouthwatering.

We have visited this pub/restaurant a few times with friends who live nearby and have always had a good meal with good service. This time our party had a member with restricting food allergies but the staff went out of their way to check what was in the food to the extent of finding out the type of oil used to fry the chips. The chef came up trumps with food that met the necessary requirements; all without any forewarning on our part.

We have eaten here many times, one of the few places in the area that serves food all day, and so is very handy to take the children around 5 o'clock. They are never less than sweet and welcoming, and the food is very nice.

The Mulberry is as impeccable as the quintessentially English, picture-perfect village it lives in! I (we've) been here many times and it just doesn't fail. The winning factor must be the staff though. They're all incredible!

Very disappointed. Started off well when we first arrived. But we were the only people sitting down to a meal at that point. We were early from visit to panto in Guildford. Therefore first to order but big party came in. They were waited upon and their food came and more drinks as we waited and waited between are starters and then our mains. Eventually our food came the burger was great, sons steak was medium but burnt on the outside (not ideal for a 5 year old). Steak knife did come after waiter saw I was struggling to cut it up. I ordered the Pork which was inedible hard burnt and dry, the potato was raw in the middle. Cabbage was delicious. Unfortunately due to the wait we could not stay for desert as our young son was tired and upset as he had had to wait so long for his food. The Staff were disinterested when I explained my disappointment with my meal. This had been planned for months and it was the end to what had been a special day I wish we had gone elsewhere. I should have read the reviews.

A most brilliant find! Great food, service and staff even when it is busy. We will be returning for sure.

Never been before but enjoyed good food, good service and good atmosphere. The staff knew about Gluten free food too so I enjoyed a delicious meal as the staff double checked with the Chef what was ok for me to eat. We will try the monthly curry night next!

This is an uncomplicated country pub with decent food and very good pint! We went for a Sunday lunch and the "roast" was generous and the other menu options varied and interesting, but I'm not a veggie . Nice surroundings with friendly efficient service. Certainly recommended.

I came here for the first time yesterday to have lunch with a friend. The welcome was warm and we were given a choice of tables. There was a quite extensive menu: we had mussels and duck pate for starters, both of which were beautifully presented, and a glass of champagne and a large glass of the house red, which was very drinkable. For mains we had the fish of the day, hake , and one of the other day's specials, venison sausages with mash and onion gravy; both were excellent. Being greedy, we shared a baked Alaska for pudding. With one gin& tonic to start with and one espresso to finish - one of us had to drive - the bill was very reasonable. The staff were excellent and we couldn't have asked for better service. Overall a really good place to eat.

Poor quality and overpriced. Fish was served upside down and chips were nothing to write home about. Dining room was cold and lacked atmosphere. Seemed impersonal.

Met my father and sister here for lunch today.

We had a table for 5 which was booked fairly last minute. The service was slick, the food was tasty and fresh and the wine/beer selection was excellent. The only one negative for me was the vegetarian choice, this is because I am fussy but I thought the veggie choices on the main menu lacked imagination. I don't like risotto or goats cheese and these seem to be quite common place. As a vegetarian I like veggies, pulses, mild veggie cheeses etc. what I had was from the Christmas menu and it was a falafel burger and fries......it was delicious! The meat eaters were more than happy.

A relaxed atmosphere, excellent service and lovely food. Busy and buzzy. Not pretentious. Would highly recommend

Disappointed that there was no Roast Lamb left when we arrived at 4pm so had pan roasted duck breast instead which was very tasty, fondant potatoes were bit hard unfortunately. Other had the roast beef, which they all enjoyed and it was cooked perfectly.

Very enjoyable eating out here. Food is high quality, staff are friendly and attentive. Maybe a bit pricey but worth it. Looking forward to booking in the summer to sit out in the garden, and if at the right time it might be possible to stare at Chris Evans's collection of classic cars. Got to be done!

Went here for Sunday lunch. Three course set meal was good value and the food ( all 3 courses ) was excellent. The pub itself is very nice and the staff were friendly and attentive. Great visit..... just a shame me Evans was not there !

It's always a pleasure to have a meal at the Mulberry Great food, really really lovely staff who care for their guests! I love the Mulberry!!!

Been several times. Good roast dinners. Friendly staff, fine if you want to take a Birthday cake in with you. Book in advance.

Although it was busy we had booked so no problems. We all had roasts - myself pork and others roasts after one of the selection of local beers - Guildford Mint in my case. All enjoyed the very sunstantial starters - lots of well cooked roast meat, plenty of roast potatoes, a large yorkshire, plenty of veg and lots of gravy. All enjoyed this and the three others who had deserts thought they were great. I didnt but there was plenty of one cheeseboard to share. Good coffees to finish, friendly efficient service and good value

We have been to the Mulberry several times now for lunch. The food has always been good with a good choice of dishes on the menu. There is a very reasonably priced set lunch if you wish to go for that, however we have always stayed with the a la Carte and have been pleased with the quality of the food. The service is very friendly and very attentive. They also accept dogs in the bar area, whuch is a plus for us. We will definitely return.

I try and visit the Mulberry on the rare occasions I am home, and regardless of the season, the menu is always tempting. I have yet to have had a duff meal. Excellent attentive staff, nice atmosphere. A highlight was a smoked haddock risotto a few years ago (my niece's choice, she could't finish the generous portion she was served),blew my socks off. I was not a fan of smoked fish, but this changed my opinion!

A beautiful ride through the countryside from Goodwood in the sunshine but unfortunately the lunch was a little disappointing... ambiance was great, staff superb and it has to be said, although we opted for the set menu, the starters & pud`s were excellent. The main courses were the let down; I had the roast beef which was okay, my partner opted for the lamb which was very fatty but the serving was dominated by four huge roast potato`s and a huge serving of green beans (which were barely cooked), two slivers of carrot, a sliver of parsnip and a floret of broccoli with a large Yorkshire pud. It did give the impression of "loading up on the cheap stuff".

Bar staff had not heard of Cava. Manager dour , waitress did her best. Food average and overpriced. Neither will I or my family and friends be visting again sorry.

Hideous service left before I opened a menu.

Choose this restaurant for a small family birthday as it is local and had good reviews. The food was very generally very good (especially the risottos and the canon of lamb) but a few elements were disappointing (inedible calamari that was seriously undercooked). We felt a little squished in a corner with a table that wasn't really big enough for 4 people eating a full meal. Service seemed a little grudging - often had to wave to flag their attention even though we were right by the bar. The wine that we ordered was forgotten entirely and we had to reorder half-way through the starters. Overall more 'acceptable' than 'excellent'. Don't think we'll rush to go back.

Three of us came here last week and we would come again. The food was very good and the selection of beer and wine was good. Overall reasonably priced. The should change the physical menus more often as the ones we received were dog eared and tatty...a small point I know, but attention to detail is important.

Have already given a review on this restaurant at Chiddingfold as it was very good indeed. Good selection for a Sunday lunch and good service.

We called in for a drink and decided to eat - we had the set menu, asparagus risotto with goats cheese, mackerel pate with crostini to start with, both delicious, to follow sea trout with fresh vegetables, half a roast chicken with pitta bread and salad. The food was well cooked and the portions ample. I would have liked my green beans to have had about 45 more seconds in the pan... a personal taste for resistance rather than crunch. All that for £16.95! The staff are young, polite, "just right" in terms of friendliness vs professionalness...which is not a real word, I know, but a difficult balance to achieve.

Came here for dinner, wasn't happy with the food the brownie was dry the service was lacking considerably. Left my number for the manager to call me, and he/she never called me. Really disappointed as I had heard such good things.

Five of us went to celebrate a 21st birthday. Treated ourselves to four courses: sharing platters, starters, mains and puds. Everything was good and the service excellent. Good beer and sensibly priced wine too. A very nice evening.

Visiting area we looked to see where we could eat and found this on Trip Advisor, I was curious

16 of us rocked up to the Mulberry on a Sunday for a birthday lunch. We were so well looked after by the team, who, on a hot day were flexible in letting us have dessert outside in the fresh air. The food was fantastic, a great variety outside of the traditional roast dinner. They allowed us a birthday cake and provided plates and cutlery for this. The children had a lovely garden to run around in and a slide / climbing frame. Cannot recommend this place enough! Would love to visit again. Big thumbs up all round!

I’m not sure why I have never previously reviewed the Mulberry as we've had lunch there many times. It is always excellent and last Saturday was no exception. To make the experience even better, we can take our dog and she is given a wonderful welcome, with a bowl of water and a saucer of doggie treats on arrival. Friendly but professional staff, a relaxed atmosphere and, best of all, superb food makes the Mulberry a firm favourite, even though we live about 30 miles away. The menu changes with the seasons but some things are always there, including the divine Baked Alaska!

Everything about The Mulberry is Fantastic, its what I wish every Pub/Restaurant would be like, the staff are wonderful, the food is perfect, the style is family friendly and welcoming! Top Job to the whole team that make the Mulberry an awesome place to be!

We stopped here for lunch while out for the day. We made our way to the bar where we ordered drinks, the attitude of the person behind the bar was at best faux friendly, all she wanted to do was see what we wanted to drink and whether we wished to eat which we did. There was no one else in the bar and an attempt to engage her in further conversation fell flat with a big thump. We were not allowed to order food at the bar but had to take a seat and wait for someone to come to us.

Each of the four of us had different main courses, all were excellent. Pub type food, but high end quality. Yummy deserts. Only disappointment was that we wanted to sit outside but another customer's dog was allowed to run loose and excited. Two of our party are scared of dogs, so we had to sit inside on the best day of the year so far. Disappointing. Not what we expected at a restaurant of this standard.

Andy being a Chris Evans fan we decided to visit whilst down here for the weekend. Lovely pub with lovely food.

Very cute little pub - Staff were friendly - Food was fantastic! We had the 3 course set menu, great value for money. The basked Alaska was the highlight! Executed very well.

Visited in Sunday, 4th May. Welcomed by bar staff and drinks served quickly. Asked to see bar snack menu but was informed no snacks, only meals. OK, we'll just pick one course. Prices on the high side but we'll go along with it. Asked at bar to place a food order and was told the manager would come and take it at our table. We waited and waited and waited, no manager. Appealing looks at the girl behind the bar who told us the manager would come lead to nothing. If they don't want our business, OK, we'll go. Got up and left but not before handing all menus back to bar staff and telling them that the service was appalling. Will not be back. Would stress that it was not busy and there was no excuse for the lack of attention.

Went here for lunch.....the menu was excellent as was the food...great atmosphere very helpful and friendly staff....as a veggie you very rarely get options that are not the usual pasta or rissoto it was so good to have something cooked with a little bit of thought.....I chose the feta carrot and chickpea fritters they were so tasty....although on the starter menu I had them as a main course really nice....there is a nice outside area at the side of the building in the small garden and plenty of parking...the location is beautiful would highly recommend a visit if you are driving in beautiful Surrey the villages around the area are gorgeous.....

Staying in the area and recommended by friends - also read reviews this forum and read articles about the celebrity owner and events at the pub.

We recently visited the Mulberry for the third time. Every experience has been consistently good. Staff are great, and very much like a family when you talk to them. We usually arrive mid-afternoon for a light lunch and then have dinner, overnight in the comfortable accommodation and breakfast before we leave. Now, that's a lot of food! Every meal is nicely presented and has never disappointed, the atmosphere is lovely and the place has a great soundtrack. . . Shouldn't really be sharing this, it's our guilty pleasure!

Had a fabulous lunch .. Made to feel really welcome by the staff and they welcomed our 2 little dogs, even gave them some treats . Will definitely be going back. Lovely setting too

We have been here a few times and always experienced a happy lively atmosphere and good food and this time was no exception. It was a very busy lunchtime being Easter Monday but the staff were still as friendly, calm and professional as always. The food was very good and extremely tasty. Perhaps just one criticism, the soup could have been a little thicker but the Baked Alaska was excellent.

My husband and I booked a table for supper over Easter and were distinctly underwhelmed. The environment is very nice but service was very, very slow. the staff were all very nice and friendly but at one point I left the table and found all four waiting staff sitting at the bar chatting - we'd been waiting nearly an hour for our food. Our food was mediocre, my husband's starter was dry and overcooked. Mine was bland. Cold starters and later cheese were served on hot pieces of slate - not good - I assume they'd been put in the dishwasher and not allowed to cool. My burger was ok but nothing more than ok. The best thing I ate was the raspberry sorbet.

Arrived mid afternoon to find it in a very nice location sat outside sampled a few pints of Guinness which was very good also a comprehensive wine list checked into a very comfortable room then had dinner all excellent and to top it off we could take the dog,full breakfast Sunday morning topped of a very good anniversary weekend,we will be back.

I've been here several times before but had not visited for about a year. My April experience was the same top quality as the other times. The food is good (great lamb roast), they do a good pint of Peroni and I experienced good service. It's not cheap but I don't think it's overpriced and it always has a nice ambience. For me it's definitely worth a drive out there, especially on a nice day.

Was expecting the same good experience as other reviewers, but sadly had a most unsatisfactory time.

Distinctly average food that was very much overpriced. the decor is heinous and the staff were so rude! Waited ages to be served, and longer to to get the bill which we ended up having to go to the bar to ask for. We were then given the bill with service charge included and when we contested it, the attitude from the waitress who was poor up until that point hit new lows because we refused to pay for her incompetence. It would be understandable if the place was packed but we were only one of two tables being served. It was a ghost town in there and I for one am not surprised. I will never eat there again. Chris Evans owned but definitely not possessing his charm. Big thumbs down

The food is very good quality and always served by their efficient and helpful staff. They have a very good wine list and a buzzing ambience. Would highly recommend for a slap up meal.

If you want excellent food in lovely surroundings then look no further than The Mulberry Inn just outside Chiddingfold. We have had many meals here, but our latest was Sunday lunch on the 29th. The meals were outstanding, as usual, and it's so good to see a Sunday roast with a vegetarian option (I had mushroom terrine) but with all the roast dinner trimmings, including Yorkshire pudding. The baked alaska was out of this world and is a 'Mulberry favourite', but the other desserts looked just as scrummy !! It's a shame it takes us about an hour to get there, but that makes it more of a special treat when we do.

We met for a post Christmas family get together, and found the Mulberry Inn suited us perfectly. The service was excellent and the ambience very good with a mixture of diners and people using the bar. The decor and seating is clean and comfortable and beautifully enhanced with a Christmas decorations. The food was excellent, we chose quite a few different dishes and most of the plates went back clean! We will definitely consider returning when we are in the area again.

Was part of a large Christmas party, but we were all taken care of. The staff were fantastic and the food outstanding. I had pork belly which was melt in the mouth tender. Would highly recommend.

6 adults and 3 children for a family Sunday lunch. Most of us had roast sirloin beef, Yorkshire pudding, a selection of vegetables and delicious roast potatoes. It was all very well cooked and tasty. Couldn't fault the service. A good time was had by all.

The Mulberry Inn is the half way point from my parents and our house and whenever we've passed by the car park is always full. It has always looked inviting and so we decided to book a table to celebrate my parents 50th wedding anniversary. The service is friendly/efficient and we all enjoyed our meals. Certainly worth a visit and we will again. Would rate good rather than average!

Yesterday we drove all the way from Hertfordshire as my wife had heard about his pub on the radio and wanted to try it. We met her sister from Somerset there and were joined by our daughters. It was a lovely setting and we had a leisurely Saturday afternoon lunch. We studied the menus and saw the dessert menu and some of us decided to try and pace ourselves and just have bread as a light starter. The garlic bread was delicious and not greasy and lightly spiced with garlic. Highly recommended. The foccacia bread was just as delightful and was served with oil and chopped olives.

Went here for a quick lunch with partner + dog.

Booked a private room here a few weeks ago for Sunday lunch attended by three generations of the family. Good value lunch and varied menu to choose from, either a two or three course option. Decent wine choice at reasonable prices.

I have been to a number of pubs in the area in the past couple of months and this was one of the most disappointing. The food is mediocre and yet priced above average. If this pub was in London, it would be empty. If you sit in the garden you have the impression you are at a motorway lay-by. The only plus point was the service. We however shall not be returning unless things improve dramatically.

We were driving home from a weekend away and found The Mulberry on Trip Advisor only a few minutes before we drove past it. We were delighted we visited.

We found this place by chance on our drive home from Arundel to London. We had come through lots of villages where pubs were closed on a mid-week afternoon, then we came upon the Mulberry Inn. It looks very attractive from the outside, has disabled access at the front, and a wide open gravel carpark. The interior is smart pub, with wood and lots of space. Service was good. The menu was bit pricey, but the two gourmet sandwiches we had were perfect with lots of local produce. The drinks menu looked good but I was driving so had a pot of tea. The restrooms were modern and clean. A good find.

We stopped here when we had missed the turning for the hotel we were staying in so it was very much on an off chance. It is a nice place which was very busy (Sunday afternoon). The food was very good as was the service until it was time for dessert. I was given a menu and waited another 20 minutes before anyone came back for the order by which time I had changed my mind, we asked for the bill and waited another 15 minutes for someone to come and give it to us then another ten for them to return. I know they did have a large party in but it is not really acceptable to wait that long.

Nice posh pub, great service, comfy seating. I had chilled pepper and tomato soup to start which was a bit spicy for me and a roll with it would have been nice. For main I had the pan fried bream fillet which was absolutely delicious, beautifully cooked. Overall lovely afternoon meal with the family, we all had a different meal and everyone enjoyed theirs.

Excellent service and food. We were pleased that it wasn't too busy.... but why not!!!! I have worked in 5 star restaurants through out my working life, and expect a certain standard....it was fault less. No over fussing by the staff, they new their food and wine. The food was excellent!

Well I agree with your other reviewers. What a great place. Was visiting my old school with two school friends from America and Bermuda and needed something special. Looked on trip advisor and found here. From the moment we walked in we were treated like long lost friends. The staff were fantastic. They showed us to a table. My friends wanted to know all about the beers which they explained. They were very patient when we weren't quite ready to order having not seen each other for 38 years. The food was delicious even though we just had Caesar salads. They allowed me to phone my daughter urgently as I could get no signal on my phone. They took photos of us and just made us very welcome. Didn't rush us. Can't praise the staff enough. We sat in the bar in big leather seats which was just right for my friends. Would highly recommend a visit. Will return with husband. A lovely lunch time spent with good friends

We visited the Mulberry for the second time recently, there are only 3 rooms, and it's good - one of those places you wonder if you should keep to yourself, or share. We spent a long afternoon in the garden with a sharing platter, followed by the best fillet steak we have seen since returning from the USA! I had cod wrapped in leeks, which was cooked to perfection. Camilla and her team are excellent, the service is faultless and the happy 'can do' attitude makes you feel at home. We stayed in a lovely room, and it was all rounded off with a full English in the garden - before returning to the real world! Thanks Mulberry - we'll be back!

We have been coming here for the odd drink and lunchtime or evening meal for a few years now. We held our wedding reception here and it brings us fond memories.

We dined here the day after our wedding as a thank you to our wedding party. Great food, and they serve Graham Beck.... you never see that in this country. Lovely atmosphere, and generally good value.

We stayed here for two nights as a friend was getting married nearby. The rooms are huge and really nice and even include games/books if you're bored of your companion :-) We arrived late and the restaurant had closed so we drove to Haselmere and got a curry which was also very good.

What a dreadful meal. Lets start with the place itself. A lovely sunny evening but no sun in the garden, just the de rigeur children's playground area in really no garden at all, just a patch of green with the usual boggy bench tables. We go inside and there's obviously a nicer place to eat at the back but we are stuck in the bar area which is - er - unappealing. There are very few people there and its all a bit 'don't talk too loud.' Our first bottle of wine is corked and frankly the starters were very poor. Mine (from the menu of the day) was crabmeat in a pancake with lime juice and had so little crab meat and so much lime it was to say the least very unappealing. Main courses were better. Two courses for four of us plus two coffees cost us £50 a head, can you believe it? Chris Evans needs to go to other local pubs and see how full they are and what good food they serve, this place is awful. We first came here years ago when it first started and it has gone downhill ever since.

Spent two days and a night at the Mulberry. The food was excellent as was the wine list. The accommodation was very comfortable and relaxing. The staff were very welcoming and we will definitely be going back

We visited the Mulberry for dinner on Easter Monday. Great selection of wines and beers which were well kept and friendly and efficient staff. Great menu with seasonal, fresh, local produce. We shared a garlic bread - fresh garlic butter and gorgeous bread. I the went for the serrano ham wrapped cod loin with chive creme fraiche from the specials board - it was served with leek and courgette crisps which were lovely and small potatoes. The fish was fresh and a generous portion. My husband had the Mulberry burger with hand cut chips - again a good sized portion which he really enjoyed to the point that we couldn't quite manage a dessert.

We've been twice to the Mulberry Inn and on each occasion have really enjoyed it. The food has been excellent and the atmosphere busy without being noisy. The interior decor is smart and modern and the service, in our experience, very efficient and friendly. It's not exactly cheap (nor outrageously expensive, however) but it's a good place to save for the odd special occasion.

On Saturday I had yet another delightful luncheon at the Mulberry. I have dined here on c30+previous occasions and always enjoyed the food and service. The food is always delicious - beautifully cooked and prepared and packed with subtle flavors. On this occasion I started with a duck samosa followed by a delightful lemon sole and finished with the cheeseboard - a very generous selection of three cheeses and an assortment of biscuits, fruit and nuts. The service was, as always, friendly and efficient. Historically the proprietor donated all profits to the CHASE childrens hospice in nearby Guildford which gave dining at the Mulberry an further "feel good" factor but this profit donation appears to have ceased which is sad. However a consistently consistent dining experience offering value for money in a welcoming restaurant.