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Badger & Co
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The wind in the willows has an influence on the decor of this restaurant for modern Scottish food.
Nearby attractions
Princes Street Gardens
Princes St, Edinburgh EH2 2HG, United Kingdom
Edinburgh Castle
Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG, United Kingdom
Wojtek the Soldier Bear Memorial
4 Princes St, S Charlotte St, Edinburgh EH2 2HG, United Kingdom
Ross Fountain
Princes St, Edinburgh EH1 2EU, United Kingdom
The Johnnie Walker Experience
145 Princes St., Edinburgh EH2 4BL, United Kingdom
The Georgian House (National Trust for Scotland)
7 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh EH2 4DR, United Kingdom
The Parish Church of St Cuthbert
5 Lothian Rd, Edinburgh EH1 2EP, United Kingdom
National Galleries of Scotland: National
The Mound, Edinburgh EH2 2EL, United Kingdom
National War Museum
Castle, Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG, United Kingdom
The Royal Scots Greys Monument
West Gardens Cottage, Princes St, Edinburgh EH2 2HG, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill Edinburgh
102 George St, Edinburgh EH2 3DF, United Kingdom
TGI Fridays - Edinburgh Castle Street
26 Castle St, Edinburgh EH2 3HT, United Kingdom
Chaophraya Thai Restaurant
4th Floor, 33 Castle St, Edinburgh EH2 3DN, United Kingdom
The Amber Rose Edinburgh
22 Castle St, Edinburgh EH2 3HT, United Kingdom
Slug & Lettuce - George Street Edinburgh
113-115 George St, Edinburgh EH2 4JN, United Kingdom
Indian Lounge Edinburgh
129 Rose St, Edinburgh EH2 3DT, United Kingdom
Tigerlily
125 George St, Edinburgh EH2 4JN, United Kingdom
Contini George Street
103 George St, Edinburgh EH2 3ES, United Kingdom
BARUNO (LATIN BAR, FOOD & NIGHTCLUB)
113 - 115 George St, Edinburgh EH2 4JN, United Kingdom
The Golden Dragon Restaurant
21 Castle St, City Centre, Edinburgh EH2 3DN, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Edinburgh Castle Apartments & Suites
28 Castle St, Edinburgh EH2 3HT, United Kingdom
Kimpton Charlotte Square Hotel
38 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh EH2 4HQ, United Kingdom
Eden Locke, George Street
127 George St, Edinburgh EH2 4JN, United Kingdom
easyHotel Edinburgh
125a Princes St., Edinburgh EH2 4AD, United Kingdom
Frederick House Hotel
42 Frederick St, Edinburgh EH2 1EX, United Kingdom
30 Castle Street
30 Castle St, Edinburgh EH2 3HT, United Kingdom
Royal Princes Suites
21-23 Hill St, Edinburgh EH2 3JP, United Kingdom
Heeton Concept - Aparthotel Queen Street - Edinburgh
74-77 Queen St, Edinburgh EH2 4NF, United Kingdom
45 Queen Street
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Badger & Co

32 Castle St, Edinburgh EH2 3HT, United Kingdom
4.5(938)
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The wind in the willows has an influence on the decor of this restaurant for modern Scottish food.

attractions: Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh Castle, Wojtek the Soldier Bear Memorial, Ross Fountain, The Johnnie Walker Experience, The Georgian House (National Trust for Scotland), The Parish Church of St Cuthbert, National Galleries of Scotland: National, National War Museum, The Royal Scots Greys Monument, restaurants: Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill Edinburgh, TGI Fridays - Edinburgh Castle Street, Chaophraya Thai Restaurant, The Amber Rose Edinburgh, Slug & Lettuce - George Street Edinburgh, Indian Lounge Edinburgh, Tigerlily, Contini George Street, BARUNO (LATIN BAR, FOOD & NIGHTCLUB), The Golden Dragon Restaurant
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+44 131 226 5430
Website
badgerandco.com

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Featured dishes

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Halloumi Nuggets
Irn bru chilli jam (v, gf)
Tempura Squid
Szechuan pepper, hot & sour dip (gf)
Plantasian
Sweet potato fries, satay sauce, peanuts, tofu crumbs (pb, gf)
Highlander Fries
Hand cut fries, haggis, peppercorn sauce, cheddar
Festive Fries
Pulled turkey, brie, rosemary & cranberry gravy, mulled red cabbage, pig in a blanket

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Badger & Co

Princes Street Gardens

Edinburgh Castle

Wojtek the Soldier Bear Memorial

Ross Fountain

The Johnnie Walker Experience

The Georgian House (National Trust for Scotland)

The Parish Church of St Cuthbert

National Galleries of Scotland: National

National War Museum

The Royal Scots Greys Monument

Princes Street Gardens

Princes Street Gardens

4.7

(10.4K)

Open until 9:35 PM
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Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh Castle

4.6

(33.1K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Wojtek the Soldier Bear Memorial

Wojtek the Soldier Bear Memorial

4.9

(396)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
Ross Fountain

Ross Fountain

4.8

(791)

Open until 10:00 PM
Click for details

Things to do nearby

Edinburgh Afternoon Tea or Gin Afternoon Tea Experience
Edinburgh Afternoon Tea or Gin Afternoon Tea Experience
Tue, Dec 9 • 12:00 PM
6 Saint Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH2 2BD
View details
Taste Film presents The Holiday (2006) in Edinburgh!
Taste Film presents The Holiday (2006) in Edinburgh!
Tue, Dec 9 • 7:00 PM
3 Airborne Pl, New Park Square, Edinburgh Park, EH12 9GR
View details
Whisky Tasting & Storytelling
Whisky Tasting & Storytelling
Mon, Dec 8 • 5:15 PM
Edinburgh, EH1 1DR, United Kingdom
View details

Nearby restaurants of Badger & Co

Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill Edinburgh

TGI Fridays - Edinburgh Castle Street

Chaophraya Thai Restaurant

The Amber Rose Edinburgh

Slug & Lettuce - George Street Edinburgh

Indian Lounge Edinburgh

Tigerlily

Contini George Street

BARUNO (LATIN BAR, FOOD & NIGHTCLUB)

The Golden Dragon Restaurant

Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill Edinburgh

Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill Edinburgh

4.7

(2.1K)

$$$

Click for details
TGI Fridays - Edinburgh Castle Street

TGI Fridays - Edinburgh Castle Street

4.1

(1.3K)

Click for details
Chaophraya Thai Restaurant

Chaophraya Thai Restaurant

4.5

(1.5K)

$$$

Click for details
The Amber Rose Edinburgh

The Amber Rose Edinburgh

4.2

(1.0K)

Click for details
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Reviews of Badger & Co

4.5
(938)
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3.0
38w

Badger & Co is conveniently located between Princes Street and George Street, and is a stylish, smart and casual venue to pop in for a drink or have something to eat.

The last time I was at Badger & Co was pre-Covid in 2018 and I remembered it well, so I was looking forward to returning mid-week with friends.

We were warmly welcomed and seated on arrival. The menu has been drastically cut with a minimal choice, although I don't mind and understand as it cuts food waste and you can be assured that whatever you order ought to be cooked fresh and to a high standard.

The pies are a speciality, although there's only two to choose from now.

I chose the steak and haggis pie (£17.95) with vegetables and mash, while others chose chicken and leek pie and fish and chips for main courses.

The waitress who took our order for a table of six has a memory like an elephant and remembered everything we ordered without a pen and paper, which was impressive.

The steak pie arrived in a cast iron pie dish topped and sealed with a light pastry filled with succulent steak chunks with haggis and rich gravy. It was delicious, with crisp and fresh vegetables and a creamy mash to soak the gravy up.

The fish and chips looked really good too, as did the chicken and leek pie.

Someone ordered a deconstructed cheesecake for dessert (£8.50), which resembled a breakfast cereal and didn't look anything remotely like cheesecake and had no biscuit base. Other reviews have noted this.

Quite bizarre. I suppose anything that's loosely put together is titled 'deconstructed' nowadays.

Drinks prices are on a par with everywhere else around Edinburgh, and you can expect to pay around £6.50 a pint.

We asked for the bill, only to find we were charged £5 for a bottle of still and sparkling water which arrived already opened.

We queried this with the waitress, who got defensive and said the first person who arrived (and left early before the bill arrived) agreed to it when asked if he wanted a bottle of still and sparkling water for the tables? He clearly wasn't asked if he wanted tap water instead. She walked off and left us to discuss it amongst ourselves.

We all arrived at the same conclusion that he was probably asked in a cheery tone, not realising it would cost an extra £10 for 2 bottles, and that it was clearly sneaky and underhand.

Unfortunately, the waitress with the incredible memory must have suffered a lapse of amnesia as the 20% March discount was not applied to the bill until we queried it.

The other server who sorted our bill said he would pass our comments back to the Management team and agreed that the water was a mistake, although bottles are usually charged.

It completely ruined the experience and we deducted the 10% discretionary service charge to offset the water bill (which includes 20% VAT with an additional discretionary 10% service charge).

The staff are clearly primed to try and rinse all customers at every opportunity, with the intro of asking if you would like a bottle of still and sparkling water for the tables as a starting point.

In an era where everything is much the same, customer service is the only variable.

Would I recommend it or return? No, in a word. There's much better venues to...

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5.0
46w

Nestled in the heart of Edinburgh, Badger & Co. is a culinary haven inspired by the whimsical world of The Wind in the Willows. From the moment you step into its cozy yet stylish interior, you're transported to an enchanting riverside retreat, seamlessly blending literary charm with modern sophistication.

Cocktails Designed to Perfection The cocktail menu is nothing short of a masterpiece. Clearly crafted with care and creativity, each drink pays homage to the beloved characters and adventures of The Wind in the Willows. Whoever came up with the names of the cocktails deserves a pay rise! We decided on Game Sett Matcha and Holey-Moley, every sip revealed a thoughtful balance of flavors, showing the expertise of the creator. The talented bartender Jay showed enthusiasm and knowledge making the experience even more special, as he shared the inspiration behind each cocktail with passion and flair.

Exceptional Service The service at Badger & Co. was impeccable. We had two servers, Angus and Shannon, who were both equally attentive and warm, effortlessly striking the balance between friendly and professional. Their recommendations were spot on, ensuring our dining experience was seamless from start to finish.

Delicious Dining Experience The food at Badger & Co is nothing short of divine. To start, the pork cheeks were melt-in-your-mouth tender, served with a perfectly balanced jus that complemented the rich, hearty flavors. For the main course, the sea bass was a revelation—crispy skin giving way to delicately cooked, flaky fish, paired with vibrant, seasonal vegetables that showcased the chef’s skill.

No meal would be complete without dessert, and the sticky toffee pudding did not disappoint. A rich, indulgent classic, it was served with a generous drizzle of caramel sauce and a scoop of vanilla ice cream that perfectly rounded out the meal.

Overall Impression Badger & Co. is a gem that delights on every level. The clever, thematic cocktail menu, impeccable service from Angus and Jay, and the mouthwatering dishes make it a standout destination for food and drink lovers. Whether you’re a fan of The Wind in the Willows or simply someone seeking a memorable dining experience, Badger & Co. delivers in spades. This is a place where every detail has been carefully considered, ensuring a truly enchanting evening.

Rating: 5/5 A must-visit for anyone in search of great food, inventive cocktails, and a dose of...

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4.0
3y

A great addition to the city and my partner and I are very happy to have visited on our trip to Edinburgh.

We booked 2 nights before and the process was simple and quick.

The venue was clean, tidy and well presented and we were quickly seated when we arrived. We only saw one room so initially I thought it was quite small but there seemed to be other rooms/floors so it might have been bigger. We went at 18:00 so we were expecting it to be busy but it wasn't too bad from our perspective.

Our waiter soon came over with water for the table and gave us menus. They then came back to take our order and our drinks and the food was prompt to arrive soon after.

The food was easily some of the best we've ever had and personally we thought good value for money. It was cooked to perfection. The desert was a little slow to arrive to the table but the waiter apologised a couple of times as she knew we had been waiting for a little while. Our water ran out during our food and she kindly brought some fresh over without us asking. It sounds minor but it was a nice touch not having to ask especially as there were larger tables around us.

We paid our bill and left wanting to leave a larger tip but where we were travelling around the country so we didn't have a large amount of change so we feel really bad. We think her name was Marionne ?? She delivered amazing service to us and the tables around us and she helped to make the night feel special for our anniversary.

We would definitely recommend adding Badger & Co to your list of places to visit when you're...

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Scott DixonScott Dixon
Badger & Co is conveniently located between Princes Street and George Street, and is a stylish, smart and casual venue to pop in for a drink or have something to eat. The last time I was at Badger & Co was pre-Covid in 2018 and I remembered it well, so I was looking forward to returning mid-week with friends. We were warmly welcomed and seated on arrival. The menu has been drastically cut with a minimal choice, although I don't mind and understand as it cuts food waste and you can be assured that whatever you order ought to be cooked fresh and to a high standard. The pies are a speciality, although there's only two to choose from now. I chose the steak and haggis pie (£17.95) with vegetables and mash, while others chose chicken and leek pie and fish and chips for main courses. The waitress who took our order for a table of six has a memory like an elephant and remembered everything we ordered without a pen and paper, which was impressive. The steak pie arrived in a cast iron pie dish topped and sealed with a light pastry filled with succulent steak chunks with haggis and rich gravy. It was delicious, with crisp and fresh vegetables and a creamy mash to soak the gravy up. The fish and chips looked really good too, as did the chicken and leek pie. Someone ordered a deconstructed cheesecake for dessert (£8.50), which resembled a breakfast cereal and didn't look anything remotely like cheesecake and had no biscuit base. Other reviews have noted this. Quite bizarre. I suppose anything that's loosely put together is titled 'deconstructed' nowadays. Drinks prices are on a par with everywhere else around Edinburgh, and you can expect to pay around £6.50 a pint. We asked for the bill, only to find we were charged £5 for a bottle of still and sparkling water which arrived already opened. We queried this with the waitress, who got defensive and said the first person who arrived (and left early before the bill arrived) agreed to it when asked if he wanted a bottle of still and sparkling water for the tables? He clearly wasn't asked if he wanted tap water instead. She walked off and left us to discuss it amongst ourselves. We all arrived at the same conclusion that he was probably asked in a cheery tone, not realising it would cost an extra £10 for 2 bottles, and that it was clearly sneaky and underhand. Unfortunately, the waitress with the incredible memory must have suffered a lapse of amnesia as the 20% March discount was not applied to the bill until we queried it. The other server who sorted our bill said he would pass our comments back to the Management team and agreed that the water was a mistake, although bottles are usually charged. It completely ruined the experience and we deducted the 10% discretionary service charge to offset the water bill (which includes 20% VAT with an additional discretionary 10% service charge). The staff are clearly primed to try and rinse all customers at every opportunity, with the intro of asking if you would like a bottle of still and sparkling water for the tables as a starting point. In an era where everything is much the same, customer service is the only variable. Would I recommend it or return? No, in a word. There's much better venues to choose from.
VeeVee
I wish, wish, wish this had been a 5 star experience. I adore the Wind in the Willows. It was one of my favourite books as a child. As an adult, I love cocktails. It seemed like the best of both worlds! Obviously the interior design gets 5 stars. There is Wind in the Willows or badger stuff everywhere. On every wall, in every corner. Except the actual bar. It was a strangely empty feeling, especially coming from another cocktail bar that was packed. There was also a sort of uncomfortable sterility or coldness to the vibe. Like it is trying to be a trendy upscale spot, but doesn't quite have the right feel to it. It's hard to explain. The people I was with weren't feeling the spot, so we all only had one drink. I grabbed one of their signature drinks (the Wild Woodsman). It tasted very weak and was pretty boring, to be honest. It's basically a Paper Plane which I do like normally. This just wasn't very exciting. Sadly, a lot of the signature menu felt a bit cheap and novice with the use of flavoured vodkas/gins, cheap whiskeys, and liqueurs. Malibu? JD? Really? There was a pretty snotty attitude from the server as well, as if he thought we weren't good enough to be in this pseudo-fancy wannabe-influencer spot. While I didn't particularly notice, my friends felt unwelcome from the server and other customers. Not sure why. But maybe we stood out as a table of casual masc lesbians in a very straight bar? The giant Pride flag draped over the backbar just felt very ironic and performative to us. So, it's a cool idea. It just fell really flat for us.
Anna BlevinsAnna Blevins
As an American visiting Edinburgh, it's worth a second, third or fourth trip back to Badger & co. The atmosphere: the place is fantastic and a little whimsical. The seating is classy, yet comfortable and matches the decor of the restaurant. The entrance really transports you into the world of Badger & co. It's an experience on its own. The food: We went for a late lunch/early dinner. So the place wasn't packed but not empty either. I had the chicken and mushroom pie with the hickory mash. A meal I don't regret and won't easily forget. The pie crust was flaky, buttery and what you would hope for in pie. The chicken and mushroom was fresh and delicious. Then, add the potatoes and you are in heaven. My husband even took several bites, after his burger. We even found a reason to go back - the Sunday roast is our next visit. The service: we had a newer waitress but she was still knowledgeable about the meals, what she didn't know she quickly got an answer to. She was so polite, so helpful and not overbearing. What I presume was the manager also came over to talk to us and he was friendly and talked to us about the ins and outs of Edinburgh in general. He gave us great recommendations! The bar: The bar is first thing you see when entering, and when I say it's fully stocked, I mean it is fully stocked! I wish we had more to say but didn't partake in the bar/drinks. We just didn't have time and energy after a long morning/day. Overall, yes. Take the short walk up the path to this restaurant 10/10
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Badger & Co is conveniently located between Princes Street and George Street, and is a stylish, smart and casual venue to pop in for a drink or have something to eat. The last time I was at Badger & Co was pre-Covid in 2018 and I remembered it well, so I was looking forward to returning mid-week with friends. We were warmly welcomed and seated on arrival. The menu has been drastically cut with a minimal choice, although I don't mind and understand as it cuts food waste and you can be assured that whatever you order ought to be cooked fresh and to a high standard. The pies are a speciality, although there's only two to choose from now. I chose the steak and haggis pie (£17.95) with vegetables and mash, while others chose chicken and leek pie and fish and chips for main courses. The waitress who took our order for a table of six has a memory like an elephant and remembered everything we ordered without a pen and paper, which was impressive. The steak pie arrived in a cast iron pie dish topped and sealed with a light pastry filled with succulent steak chunks with haggis and rich gravy. It was delicious, with crisp and fresh vegetables and a creamy mash to soak the gravy up. The fish and chips looked really good too, as did the chicken and leek pie. Someone ordered a deconstructed cheesecake for dessert (£8.50), which resembled a breakfast cereal and didn't look anything remotely like cheesecake and had no biscuit base. Other reviews have noted this. Quite bizarre. I suppose anything that's loosely put together is titled 'deconstructed' nowadays. Drinks prices are on a par with everywhere else around Edinburgh, and you can expect to pay around £6.50 a pint. We asked for the bill, only to find we were charged £5 for a bottle of still and sparkling water which arrived already opened. We queried this with the waitress, who got defensive and said the first person who arrived (and left early before the bill arrived) agreed to it when asked if he wanted a bottle of still and sparkling water for the tables? He clearly wasn't asked if he wanted tap water instead. She walked off and left us to discuss it amongst ourselves. We all arrived at the same conclusion that he was probably asked in a cheery tone, not realising it would cost an extra £10 for 2 bottles, and that it was clearly sneaky and underhand. Unfortunately, the waitress with the incredible memory must have suffered a lapse of amnesia as the 20% March discount was not applied to the bill until we queried it. The other server who sorted our bill said he would pass our comments back to the Management team and agreed that the water was a mistake, although bottles are usually charged. It completely ruined the experience and we deducted the 10% discretionary service charge to offset the water bill (which includes 20% VAT with an additional discretionary 10% service charge). The staff are clearly primed to try and rinse all customers at every opportunity, with the intro of asking if you would like a bottle of still and sparkling water for the tables as a starting point. In an era where everything is much the same, customer service is the only variable. Would I recommend it or return? No, in a word. There's much better venues to choose from.
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I wish, wish, wish this had been a 5 star experience. I adore the Wind in the Willows. It was one of my favourite books as a child. As an adult, I love cocktails. It seemed like the best of both worlds! Obviously the interior design gets 5 stars. There is Wind in the Willows or badger stuff everywhere. On every wall, in every corner. Except the actual bar. It was a strangely empty feeling, especially coming from another cocktail bar that was packed. There was also a sort of uncomfortable sterility or coldness to the vibe. Like it is trying to be a trendy upscale spot, but doesn't quite have the right feel to it. It's hard to explain. The people I was with weren't feeling the spot, so we all only had one drink. I grabbed one of their signature drinks (the Wild Woodsman). It tasted very weak and was pretty boring, to be honest. It's basically a Paper Plane which I do like normally. This just wasn't very exciting. Sadly, a lot of the signature menu felt a bit cheap and novice with the use of flavoured vodkas/gins, cheap whiskeys, and liqueurs. Malibu? JD? Really? There was a pretty snotty attitude from the server as well, as if he thought we weren't good enough to be in this pseudo-fancy wannabe-influencer spot. While I didn't particularly notice, my friends felt unwelcome from the server and other customers. Not sure why. But maybe we stood out as a table of casual masc lesbians in a very straight bar? The giant Pride flag draped over the backbar just felt very ironic and performative to us. So, it's a cool idea. It just fell really flat for us.
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As an American visiting Edinburgh, it's worth a second, third or fourth trip back to Badger & co. The atmosphere: the place is fantastic and a little whimsical. The seating is classy, yet comfortable and matches the decor of the restaurant. The entrance really transports you into the world of Badger & co. It's an experience on its own. The food: We went for a late lunch/early dinner. So the place wasn't packed but not empty either. I had the chicken and mushroom pie with the hickory mash. A meal I don't regret and won't easily forget. The pie crust was flaky, buttery and what you would hope for in pie. The chicken and mushroom was fresh and delicious. Then, add the potatoes and you are in heaven. My husband even took several bites, after his burger. We even found a reason to go back - the Sunday roast is our next visit. The service: we had a newer waitress but she was still knowledgeable about the meals, what she didn't know she quickly got an answer to. She was so polite, so helpful and not overbearing. What I presume was the manager also came over to talk to us and he was friendly and talked to us about the ins and outs of Edinburgh in general. He gave us great recommendations! The bar: The bar is first thing you see when entering, and when I say it's fully stocked, I mean it is fully stocked! I wish we had more to say but didn't partake in the bar/drinks. We just didn't have time and energy after a long morning/day. Overall, yes. Take the short walk up the path to this restaurant 10/10
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