Mulberry’s Pancake Cafe

Standard Greek diner.
The good: huge menu. Ample seating. Large potions. Hot coffee. Hot food was hot.
The bad: ladies room was dirty. Weak coffee. Server greeted us (not the hostess), she was not friendly or communicative. Seated and waited 5 minutes and had to ask the server to get service. She came by the table twice. Had to get up and ask to get more coffee. Those seated after us had coffee before us. Ripped seats in booths.
Overall would not return. Though the prices are good value for amount of food, nothing memorable except negatives.

Huge portions, friendly service and reasonable prices. Yep. I must be in Wisconsin!
I stopped into Mulberry’s after attending a funeral in the area at the nearby Veteran’s Cemetery. I laughed as we got some very strange looks when we walked in, but our friendly server, Caren, said that was because we were in dresses and suits; not the normal wear for this place, I guess.
We were seated in the corner booth and handed two huge menus which had so many different options, I wondered how such a small kitchen was going to be able to make them all. But like other «greek restaurants», the breadth of the menu is their strong suit.
Given it was brunch time, some in our group ordered lunch and others ordered breakfast. I was in the latter group and ordered an omelette and not only was it huge, but it came with so many choices like hash browns, or toast and pancakes that there was no way to finish it. And my friends that ordered lunch, one ordered the broasted chicken (know that it takes about 15 minutes extra to cook but worth the wait) and the others sandwiches and those all come with soup or salad and a side so there was no shortage of food!
As I said, our server, Caren, was great! Friendly and personable, she went out of her way to make us feel at home. And the best part? All that food only cost about $ 11 a person. .. I kept thinking there must be a problem with the bill but 5 people came to $ 56! Crazy cheap!
Don’t know when I’ll be getting back to Union Grove, but if I do, Mulberry’s will be high on my list to stop in and sit a spell. Oh– and if you are by yourself, they have a small counter area as well if you just want to read the paper and relax!

Mulberry’s had a fire beginning of May and is closed for repairs. Last update that they had on Facebook was that they would open again sometime in June. Check Facebook for updates before you go.

This place is not bad. I don’t believe they use the freshest ingredients, but their food is decent quality. I have eaten there a handful of times and each time has been an outstandingly average experience. The chicken fried steak tasted pretty good.

Great food. But not if you are on a diet. Portions are huge. Kids chocolate chip pancakes are 6 or 7 high with bacon on side. Bowl of Chili and lunch salad was huge.

Decent food for an area that has almost no other options. Great service. Typical Greek restaurant with tons of menu choices. Always makes me wonder when a place has pages and pages of menu items… like I said, though, typical Greek restaurant.

My family comes here regularly for breakfast. They have delicious breakfast pickings! It can be a bit crowded if you go for the breakfast rush, but you’re always served in a timely manner. Definitely a place for breakfast if you like skillets, crepes, or specialty things.

This was my first visit to Mulberry’s. I was solo so I was hoping they had a counter to sit at and where I could talk to regulars for a tip on what to order. I walked in and — voila — there’s the counter. I was greeted by the gentlemanly owner and I sat down. I was tipped off to the Corned Beef Hash and Pancakes by a regular so that was my order. The food was very good. Baled Corned Beef Hash and Fluffy Pancakes with a hint of vanilla. Yum! I will certainly be back.

The saran warped dinner rolls should have been an indication of what was yet to come, which was chicken soup from a can not to be confused with the other soup of the day «cream of taco» which sounds totally disgusting… The burger (frozen vs fresh) had no taste and came with no condiments, just wilted lettuce and no pickles on the premises according to the absent minded waitress. Yes it’s cheap; as it should be for canned, frozen, tasteless food but I’d rather pay a bit more and have better quality… Go down the highway to Country Rose instead, much better!

Delicious food, I got lucky with my breakfast choices. Unfortunately they literally give you about five different menus. Way too many options. Our side of pancakes with the (bland) skillet were terrible and chalky.
Go biscuits and gravy and potato pancakes.

Nice clean and friendly place, good food at a reasonable price. Owner has specials to keep it interesting. Food portions are generous. Worth the drive in a small town. I highly recommend this place.

Haven’t been here in years since it was the Atlantis I think. Actually went to Country Rose first, but found it closed. It was a Sunday and apparently they are closed all day on Sundays — are you kidding me? OOOkie dokie… decided to back track and hit Mulberry’s, which we passed on our way. It was crowded with a couple groups of people waiting when we arrived. I guess our group was just the right size and we were seated immediately. I was barely seated and the water was being placed on the table and my coffee cup was being filled. Wow, that is some great service! The nice older waitress was a real pro and the service just kept coming. Food was excellent with huge helpings. Good pricing as well. Will be adding Mulberry’s to our rotation.

Great food however, I found the basic bacon & eggs to be a little high in price.

We’ve had breakfast here twice in the last week and were pleased both times. Food is made with care and the portions are enormous. The second time we ate there my wife and I ordered one combination dish of corned beef hash, biscuits and gravy and potato pancakes and had a hard time finishing it. Prices are reasonable. We will definitely return.

This is a nice nieghborhood resturaunt. I hada nice breakfast. its very clean and its smoke free. I would reccomend it for people with kids. The tables are spaced nicley, sometimes tables are to close together and your being bumped into by other customers or a waitress. Or you have no space for you high chair. I really hate a waitress that leans over my child in a highchair to pour coffee… its within the kids reach to touch and be burned and if it drips, then it drips on my child!
Anyhow.reasonably priced, good food.