The Mulberry Tree in Waverley

Food was excellent and the staff and table service was friendly and helpful.This is a restaurant and not a bar. We arrived 20 minutes early expecting to sit at the bar and have a drink before our table was ready and we're told that we could only wait outside on the street. There were a couple of tables outside but it was windy and cold. We went for a walk instead.

Nice food, enjoyed the trout with curried mussels

Visited the Mulberry Tree as a solo diner on Thursday evening. Table booked for 6.30pn and already busySeated quickly by the window chose a mulberry cocktail absolutely deliciousChicken liver parfait for starters and slow braised belly pork for main absolutely scrumptiousUnfortunately didn't have room for a desert but a pleasure to dine at the Mulberry Tree and can't wait to return

Just popped in for a beer. Nice place with lovely oak carved details and a smashing window with views over the Abbey and countryside.

Booked table for 10 for family Sunday lunch.Staff were brillant - cheerful, helpful and efficient. All food was amazing especially the Sunday roast. High quality beef & roast potatoes done properly (!) with excellent accompanying vegetables. Very reasonably priced .Will definitely be back.

Popped in on the off chance there was a spare table for 2. Staff were lovely and friendly, nothing was too much trouble, we were seated quickly next to the open fire which was brilliant as it felt like -2 outside! Food was delicious, slow cooked pork belly just melted in the mouth. Good range of drinks, all reasonably priced. Will definitely be back.

Stopped for a drink in The Mulberry Tree, which has a lovely atmosphere and a pretty view. Can't recommend the Atlantic Pale Ale, which was either off or just not nice, but they do have a wide selection of gins if that's your thing. Will definitely revisit and try a different tipple.

Came to Malvern Worcestershire on a day trip for my nephew's SAT exams, whilst he was doing his stuff, my sister and I wondered over after searching best places for breakfast in Malvern and this restaurant came back as no 3.We headed down and the overall experience was good.The location is on a very very very busy high road so parking is an issue, we had to park along the road and coming out of the spot was like redoing your driving test 😀On arrival there was a very hardworking lady who was the only one present waiting the tables, she was pleasant as well forgot her name but she held things down...kudos to her 👌🏼The food was brilliant and please note, teas/coffees and toast is not included in the breakfast charge. Those cost more.Tables were well spaced out, I guess for social distancing reasons, as there are also guests staying in the house, there was a steady flow of people.Very tasty meal I must say, I enjoyed the hash browns the most.I would visit again if am around there for a proper meal this time I suppose👍🏼

Excellent welcome.. excellent staff, craig was very friendly with me..I ordered soup of the day.. it came with bread and butter.. for 6.50.. i would say this is a perfect date night place

Just ate at the restaurant. The food was brilliant and the service was excellent. I had the bread and olives to start and the steak with red wine jus as a main. The bread was delicious, lovely and warm and I really appreciated the fact the olive oil and balsamic vinegar were in separate pots. I would have preferred my steak a little bloodier having ordered a rare, but it was delicious none the less.