The Mulberry

A large group of us came to the Mulberry after a show (the hosts had reserved some tables). I think more of us showed up than expected, but the staff was amazing and kept up with our drink and food orders all night. Highly recommend!

Lively spot with lots of seating and a big bar. Seems like a popular after work spot, and has a big drink menu. Food menu is a bit more limited, but the meals were good. Can't go wrong with a decent cheesesteak. All around pretty good. Thanks

Great food, service and atmosphere greate food and drinks. stop by and have an awesome experience

Has great variety of healthy option during lunch and Happy hour , it's one of the first go to option for me and colleagues.

Sports bar around the corner, a lot of people doing their holiday party here. We had one server going around taking orders, which came quickly enough, standard bar drink menu.The food - mixed. Pizzas were good, but the buffalo wings were terrible. I guess balance? The cheesesteak egg rolls were only so-so.

The interior is nice. Feels like a relaxed but upscale place with a little bit of an old school feel to it with the checkered flooring. The bar was packed but we were seated early which was nice. The service was good, but the server could have come over a bit more often. I was out of water for a while and my drink was empty for a good chunk of time. By the time the server came back I was done my meal and didn't order another drink, but the Cranberry Mule was good. The Garlic Notes and Buffalo Chicken dip was an interesting combo. It was really good with a nice spice level. The Chicken Milanese was ok, it was a bit dry and barely had any balsamic on it. I think if there was a bit more of that, I wouldn't have felt the chicken was as dry. I'd go back and try something else on the menu.

We came in with a huge group on Saturday night (with advance notice to the staff) and the staff were so kind and efficient! I would go back anytime and totally book a party there. Thanks for taking care of us!

We literally came to The Mulberry since two other places were unavailable or too busy, so it was literally a last resort since we were hungry and soaked from the rain. The menu was not too impressive and we struggled to even want anything. I was personally just eating for survival. There were some items we wanted that they ran out of, so that was pointless. Starting off my coworkers had the Chips and Guac ($8) and a Classic Pizza ($16). I had the Avocado Toast ($12). It was bland, not filling, and just for survival. We tried a few rounds of a bunch of things from their menu including the Champagne Mule ($14), French Gimlet ($15), Sauvignon Blanc ($12/glass), Sangria ($10/glass), Electric Margarita ($16), Jameson Orange ($11). Later on I smelled brussels, which my coworkers originally wanted so I asked them, and they restocked. So I ordered some Brussel Sprouts ($6) and Fries ($8) to share. Service was a bit lacking for my taste. We started off at the tables and got a little neglected so we closed out and went to the bar. Some bartenders we liked and found more helpful than others. I didn't enjoy the food and I didn't really like the drinks either but my coworkers didn't want to go and we kept ordering. Cheap alcohol and lacking service. We spent $362 before tip for a really subpar experience.

First off, they do not have dessert. We went for dessert because everything online said they did. We had appetizers instead. The food left much to be desired. The people at the bar looked like they were enjoying it.

We were on this side of town and wanted to try someplace new for a late dinner after an event.I got a burger. It was pretty good. We shared a big salad. The kale Caesar came to the table with half kale, half spinach. That's okay by me since I wanted greens but it was not what I expected. My husband's maitake mushroom stroganoff had more white mushrooms than maitake and was more like a noodle Primavera dish, with crunchy bell peppers and a thin sauce. Again, it was good but not what we expected based on the description on the menu. Mulberry seems like a friendly neighborhood bar/tavern. It's also a good option for tourists or business travelers, resourcing if they need to accommodate a group of people with some picky eaters in the mix.