Mulberry - (Near , london)

Patrick Carr Right. The food is spectacular. If you can, try and sit at the bar where amazing Fatou is a waitress. She made genuinely stonkingly good recommendations that were perfect in terms of what we were looking for at lunch. She also looked after us so well. Wagyu gyoza (prepare to fight whoever you’re with for them), snow crab (my wife loved), JFC (my fave, get the spicy version). The chocolate and citrus mizumono dessert is also very special. My Mrs isn’t bothered about anything chocolate-y but thought it was great. I’m a choco-holic and agreed. PS - Electric Diner (just across the room) is great too. Chicken Waffles in on Friday ace. PPS - Stick around and go to the main Ned bar. They play really great live music in the evenings, on the stage (see pics).

Dinesh Rego Delicious food, easy going atmosphere and Will served us well. We loved this neighborhood pub since it wasnt crowded. I am surprised it wasnt packed given how good the food was. Pictures of a burger and the mussels we ate here are attached.

Jayden Marks I have got food from this place multiple times and it has bever disappointed. Servers are really kind and interactive. Would 100% recommend to anyone

Malempati Sai Harshavardhan We had an excellent dining experience here! The ambience was very welcoming and added to the overall enjoyment of our meal. We ordered Chicken 65, Chilli Pepper Mushroom, Chilli Paneer, Samosa Chaat, and the Non-Veg Thali. Every dish was packed with amazing flavors, and the starters, in particular, were exceptional—big thumbs up to the chef for such delightful preparations! For two people, including a bottle of water, we spent £55. The pricing felt justified, as the portions and taste were far superior to other restaurants where we often pay more but leave unsatisfied. I’ve already recommended this place to my colleagues, and I wholeheartedly suggest others try it too. It’s truly worth every penny!

j Reviewing the cafe: loved it. We were actually looking at the menu in the window of a different cafe, when we fell into conversation with a woman, and she recommended Crates to us. So thank you, whoever you were. It’s a quaint and cosy little establishment. They do the sort of things that you might expect a corner cafe to do; but they also sprinkle in some interesting little treats. They also strongly favour local produce. I had a jacket potato with locally sourced crab and prawns - delicious and not something that you often see. Good coffee, good service, good value. Thinking through what I would normally include in a review of a cafe: there are a lot of vegetarian options on the menu; there isn’t really a children’s menu (but there is a doggy menu); and there are steps into the cafe (but level access to the outdoor tables).

Katie Collins This place is a hidden gem. Got there 1 on a Saturday and was not busy at that time. Great for arcades and bowling and food. By 4 it was considerably busier but such a nice play to go with friends and family.