Badavis Lounge — Restaurant in Exeter

I had never visited Badavi's Lounge before Saturday. My friend came to stay for the bank holiday weekend and as we both have chronic illnesses, we wanted to treat ourselves and have bottomless brunch. Unfortunately due to not usually drinking and also the meds we are on, it resulted in very badly drunk women.... More specifically woman (me). The staff were outstanding, I have a condition that makes me shake and the alcohol made this worse. A young member of staff helped me to the toilet and the co-owners and Lexi were just so supportive and weren't judgemental of my horrendous state. I wish I'd ordered extra pizza not extra drinks, but lesson learned. I hope to return when I am no longer hungover and not having a chronic reaction to the violent sickness. I will share my apologies and I will ensure you meet me at my best not at my worst. Thank you to all of the staff, owners and to any clients who didn't know what...

We had a bottomless brunch for couple of friends birthdays at the weekend and we couldn’t fault the staff at all. From getting in touch to book, right until we left all staff were really helpful and friendly. There were 15 of us so we had to pre-order our food and first drink. This was easy to do but it would have been nice to see the bottomless brunch menu on the website so I didn’t have to ask for it. Our drinks were with us shortly after arriving and we were never without throughout the whole time either, as we were asking frequently if we wanted another round. The food was good too and we could take it away if it wasn’t finished. We were also able to choose songs to listen to and singalong too. We were all really happy with our visit and would book again...

Giving 1 star as having scoped it out the staff did seem friendly. However as a resident living almost directly behind this, it's nothing but constant noise of music and people every evening. We've lived here for years before this place was set-up and although in a city you expect a certain amount of noise, it does seem quite anti-social for a residential area. It's now quite difficult to have conversations at home even with the windows closed due to the noise! The garden area is the issue, it essentially tunnels noise into the other properties around it. I feel there has been a lack of consideration for...