The Mulberry is on the A283 just north of the Surrey/Sussex Border. Set out on three levels, the rear two are laid out as a restaurant, with subdued red painted walls, whilst the main bar has a similar colour scheme, together with a number of framed French posters on the walls. The bar is furnished with sturdy wooden tables for less formal dining and is where those just wanting a drink are welcome. There is an impressive fireplace to keep you warm in winter. Free Wifi is available, ask for the code. Outside, a traditional wooden veranda is retained and there is a large garden, with sturdy climbing frame for the children. The garden has many substantial tables for dining or drinking and is surrounded by a large number of mature trees, and there are also apple trees within the garden itself. Formerly the Ramsnest Inn it has been developed as a pub restaurant, with a modern airy feel.