About Mulberry Cafe
Mulberry Cafe is an independent cafe in Cropredy, Oxfordshire, serving breakfast, brunch and lunch alongside coffee, tea, pastries and cakes. The cafe takes pride in using locally sourced, fresh ingredients, with eggs coming from a free range farm just over a mile away. Children and adult lunch bags are available to go, and takeaway is offered. The cafe is dog friendly with treats for visiting dogs. Owner Carl, born and raised in Cropredy, sees the cafe as part of the village community, providing a warm welcome and cosy space for both villagers and visitors. A small locally sourced gift shop has recently opened alongside the cafe. Private dining is available, with the option to book the entire cafe for parties and celebrations. Bespoke menus can be created for any occasion, and decorations can be arranged in advance. Tables can be booked by phone or email, and the cafe asks guests to mention any dietary requirements when booking so they can cater to all needs.
Features
- Dog Friendly
- Family Friendly
- Takeaway
Frequently asked questions
Can I book a table at Mulberry Cafe?
Yes, tables can be booked by calling 01295 750020 or by emailing info@themulberrycafe.co.uk. When booking, please mention any dietary requirements so they can cater to your needs.
Is Mulberry Cafe dog friendly?
Yes, Mulberry Cafe is a dog friendly cafe with dog treats available for visiting dogs.
Can I hire the cafe for a private party?
Yes, you can book the cafe for private parties and celebrations. They can provide a bespoke menu for your occasion and even arrange decorations in advance.
Does Mulberry Cafe offer takeaway?
Yes, takeaway is available, including children and adult lunch bags to go.
Can Mulberry Cafe cater for dietary requirements?
Yes, when booking a table, let them know any dietary requirements and they will cater to all your needs.
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