Restaurants near Mulberry

“Small town of Mulberry AR. This place is a little on the small side, but makes the best breakfast burritos around. The owner is very kind and friendly, if you want a couple of dozen donuts you will need to call in your order really early that morning or the day before. He doesn't like waste, he usually only makes just enough for his usual customers. Great place to get your sugar rush in the mornings.”

“Quick service, delicious food and clean restaurant. The best onion rings around. Huge and homemade. Perfectly toasted hamburger buns. Very reasonable prices.”

“Little Indian restaurant in a truck stop with great foodI see a lot of negative reviews against this place and most of them are from people who only leave negative reviews and have zero positive reviews posted so I want to assure anyone looking into this place that it is delicious authentic Indian food.I love this little truck stop restaurant. Their food is amazing and they are friendly and helpful every time I visit.Vegetarian options: As with most authentic Indian restaurants, these guys have plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. These guys are very understanding and helpful with my dietary restrictions(vegan).”

“We stopped for Sunday brunch and had an wonderful experience. The staff sent us the menu ahead of time and were great with communication. The food was all locally sourced, super fresh and homemade! The ingredients were organic and no vegetable/canola oil used! The portion sizes were perfect. The coffee was delicious with some local honey.Brunch menu:Quiche wild boar or native mushroomComes with homemade sourdough bread, a locally produced jam, a bowl of fresh local organic fruit, coffee or tea.Hand piesBison and cabbage or cabbage, onion, and mushroom. Comes with a sourdough biscuit and a side salad of local greens and veggies.The staff provided a tour of the Beard and Lady Inn, apothecary and provided details on the history of the incredible building from the 1800s. We bought some locally made calendula salve.This was a memorable and unique experience and we would highly recommend it!”

“TL;DR: Amazing southern country home cooking with friendly staff and owner, would highly recommend-The owner, Anita, was just about the sweetest lady I've ever met, along with her staff who were just about as kind and helpful as her. The food and company remind me of nothing so much as going to my grandmother's house for dinner, and the food is just as good.I went there with my Dad for the solar eclipse, and meant to only stop for some cake and coffee while waiting for the eclipse, but the cake was so amazing we had to try the food too. We ended up both having meatloaf, with mashed potatoes and garlic green beans, and taking home two slices of cake.The meatloaf was amazing, melt in your mouth and full of flavor. The greens beans were simple and all the more delicious for it, and served with rich buttery mash potatoes. The cake was perfect, in basically every way. If you stop here, you must get a slice!My dad had jalapeño cornbread and found himself loving it despite not like jalapeños. I had a warm bread roll, which was very good as it was a warm bread roll. The sweet ice tea was perfect, too. Overall everything was wonderful and I can't recommend it enough. Honestly, even if you have to go out of your way to stop here, it'd be worth it.However, the best part of lunch here was the people. Everyone was so sweet and kind, and really very kind and helpful. I'm on crutches, so during the eclipse, one of the waiters brought out chairs for me and my Dad to sit on to watch the eclipse, which was very appreciated. Everyone took the time to say hello and chat a bit, and was generally great company. 10/10, one of the best experiences I've had at a restaurant.Parking: Lots of parking on a gravel lot.Kid-friendliness: Seems like a great place to take your family with kids, although I didn't see anything kid specific.Wheelchair accessibility: I went in on crutches and had zero issues. It seems like, aside from a gravel parking lot, it is very accessible. No steps, handrails in the bathroom and very roomy.”

“Little home cooked burgers/fries in a small town...hamburger was juicy and the fries were fresh-cut...was a wonderful meal! Limited parking but worth the walk! ?”

“This is 1,000% worth the drive anywhere you are!We literally just left and are already talking about coming back again. My dad came back after he had been CRAVING their fish, which is flakey and fresh, and huge pieces! My husband, who has never once in his life ordered taco salad from anywhere, ordered one and can not stop complimenting the fluffy tortilla shell or fresh tomatoes. And I am 100% picky on the thickness of my burgers, but it was perfectly done all the way through with the perfect amount of sauce and natural juice and seasoning.The service was so fast and we never once had an empty drink. I think our food maybe took 5 minutes, if that, and the restaurant itself was absolutely immaculant. You will not be disappointed, I can not believe we didn't know about this place sooner!”

“Enjoyed the down-to-earth atmosphere that offers home-style cooking on Friday nights with a ukulele band.Kid-friendliness: Kids still need pie after a child’s plate.”