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Maison House, 121 High Street, West Wickham
Mulberry Rooms has established itself as eclectic excellence, where nothing but the best will do. As a concept it is exciting, and in reality it delivers.

Located in Locksbottom, following the spectacular transformation of an existing building, it does not dissapoint and is highly recommended.
Mulberry Rooms has established itself as eclectic excellence, where nothing but the best will do. As a concept it is exciting, and in reality it delivers.

Located in Locksbottom, following the spectacular transformation of an existing building, it does not dissapoint and is highly recommended.
An eclectic brasserie menu which lovers of seafood especially will be delighted with.

An inspired choice is the roast loin of mutton with cabbage and bacon, and there's braised Buccleuch lamb shank with pea puree for those seeking by this time a slightly more carnivoristic approach.
Inside the décor is stylish with marked French overtones, matching the general buzz factor that makes this one of the more popular places around.

The atmosphere is pleasant and caters for romantic dinners and larger parties by making full use of the segregated areas of this lovely restaurant.
The wine list is a symphony of fine wines, clearly compiled by an enthusiast who knows his wines well enough not to disappear into a world of hyperbole when describing them.
The service is excellent ! The restaurant offers four main dining areas. Each has its own distinctive décor and ambiance.

The staff are polite and conciencious, always on call and have expertise when advising on wine & food combinations.
Cuisine(s): French, Grill, Brasserie

Opening Times:
Mon - Sat: 12:00 - 14:30 18:00 - 22:30
Sun: 12:00 - 15:00 18:00 - 22:30

Avg Price: £34.00
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