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Detailed Atmosphere analysis for United Kingdom.
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United Kingdom
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Confidence
30,716 reviews analyzed across 2 platforms.
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Complaint signal
1.0%
Praise signal
16.1%
Complaint signal
1.1%
Praise signal
23.2%
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Coverage
338 insight pages mention Atmosphere in this scope.
Signal strength
Complaint signal is 1.1% across available platforms.
Praise signal is 19.6% across available platforms.
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A restaurant with a beautiful view. Atmospheric, the food was very good, although we waited 55 minutes for the main courses. The restrooms were dirty and the water was cold. As for the room service, it was a disaster. The behavior of Ms. Anto (the room manager) was unacceptable. She had no manners and was completely clueless about basic customer service. She completely ruined the charm of the place. I wouldn't recommend her because of her.
All my previous experience was good but the moment they began catering to halal this became a big no for me. Halal isn't just no pork, it is a cruel & barbaric method of slaughter that does nothing to prevent harm to animals whilst simultaneously claiming that prayers take away all the animal's pain & suffering. Catering to halal diets is frankly an act akin to treason in the UK & after years eating here I'll never set foot back into any making & Ramen.
Arrived to the restaurant to find there was no heating on and it was cold and rather stark inside( minimal decoration for December and only one other couple eating) we shivered throughout our time there. Interesting that despite wine glasses on the table the restaurant had NO wine on its drink menu…it had all been scored out. They had a few spirits on a shelf, but no proper mixers. Oddly they did have champagne 🤷♀️. All very odd. We were told we could walk to a local shop ( in pelting rain) and get some. We did. It was closed. Food was mediocre, zero ambience despite staff being friendly. I have a feeling this place won’t exist next December!
10 out 10! Small and intimate setting with incredible food and atmosphere! We plan on coming back before we leave Edinburgh.
11/10 - Exceeds Expectations. Usually, even the greatest restaurants lack in one area compared to the rest; that is not the case at Badger & Co. Staff: 11/10 Food: 11/10 Drinks: 11/10 Atmosphere: 11/10 The service is exceptionally warm and inviting, and they make you feel like a local guest. We had the steak and the cod, which were both high-quality and cooked perfectly. The chefs working here clearly LOVE food and are passionate about it - it’s evident in the flavor and presentation. We had the Bonnie Badger & Badger’s Can’t Swim drinks, and both were delicious. The entire staff was friendly and attentive from the moment we arrived to the time we left. The entire restaurant perfectly captures its unique theme and warmth, without risk of turning kitsch. Prices were fair and reasonable. We came here on our first night in Edinburgh as tourists, and could not have received a better introduction and welcome to Scotland. If I were a local, I’d gladly return throughout the year.
5 star overall, only thing to critique is that most dishes contain some level of dairy, which is inconvenient for lactose intolerant (me). Looks small from outside, but has a large seating area behind and extends further, the glass ceiling is a nice touch. Good value if you get the pre-theatre set: £27.50 for 3 courses. Tiramisu is amazing and all portion sizes are generous.
10/12/24 20:30: My partner's 40th Birthday celebrations took a bit of a nose dive as the restaurant we had booked at were experiencing unforeseen problems, so with availability on the open-table reservation site and just around the corner, Kyloe looked like a great option. We were freezing cold so the stunning Christmas decorations outside, a warm, cosy yet lively atmosphere we thought we found a winner. How wrong we were. Didn't even get to or want to experience the food or drink thanks to the pompous, arrogant, self-worthy attitude of the front of house gentleman that told us yes, he could fit us and in no more or no less words: "can you get off opentable" (I had the page still open on my phone). Then we're shown to a table and politely asked about the midweek 'Steak me out' offer still live on the homepage of their website at the time of this review. "That finished months ago". That was it. No apology, no explanation. Just walked off. From walking in and his arrogant 'why are you bothering us' type attitude we immediately felt like we didn't want to give this establishment any of our money, let alone celebrate my partner's 40th here. The next lady who came to us further explained it was the marketing company that need to update the website (I don't know how in this day and age that takes over a month to do) and went on to inform us they did have a Christmas menu offer on and apologised that we should have had a card on our table to know this. She was perfectly polite but we were already done, beautiful restaurant, cosy vibe, but sour taste in our mouth from the unwarmest of greetings had us get up and leave. We had to walk another 15 minutes, but went and had the warmest welcome, amazing food and service at Cote Brasserie instead and celebrated the night away there.
About 30 of us went for a staff meal and chose the A & B set menus and C for vegetarian where they shared starters then chose from the menu (the only options). B was £35 (incl. soft drinks), A was £50 incl. "unlimited alcohol" for 2 hours. The food was tasty but basic and not a lot - a platter of meat for 6 people had no lamb shish, only kofte-style and some chicken - the cheaper option - we had to order more bread, which didn't come for some time. I waited 40 minutes between bottles of beer so had 3 in the whole time we were there - every time I asked I was told to "wait" or "it's coming". They also took our payment as we sat down, so there would be no come-back if there were complaints at the end. I'm sure it's nice for pairs or fours but avoid for set menu large group meals.
£23 for a naan bread and a king prawn curry (maybe 5 prawns) - that doesn’t include any drinks or service - in a very average setting. Standard “British” curry house, nothing special, maybe they think they can charge what they like as they are close to Haymarket and Murrayfield. I wouldn’t go back
10/10 Absolutely outstanding Randall & Aubin in Soho completely impressed me. The seafood was incredibly fresh, the champagne perfectly chilled, and the cocktails beautifully crafted. The service was warm and attentive, and the whole place has that chic Paris-meets-London vibe that makes you want to stay longer. A true gem in the heart of Soho — can’t wait to come back. 🤍✨🖤
10/10 service, food and atmosphere. Raffaello was a legend waiter. We will be back for more again soon. Great wine and the pasta is so fresh.
10/10. Attentive service, great food and a lovely atmosphere
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I had a very disappointing experience here. One of the male staff members behaved in a discriminatory and disrespectful way, which made me feel extremely uncomfortable. His attitude was rude and unprofessional throughout. On top of that, the overall management of the place seemed very chaotic and disorganized. The service was poor, and the atmosphere was not welcoming at all. I would not recommend this place to others.
Review rating: 1.0
If you are a fan of mashed potatoes, stop here: this place is literally paradise! Makars Mash Bar manages to elevate a simple side dish to an absolute protagonist, with variations and combinations to lose your mind. But it's not just the mash that amazes: the meat is cooked divinely and literally melts in your mouth. You can tell that the raw material is of quality and that the cooking is slow and careful. The place is not very big, which makes it very intimate and welcoming, with that typical atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The only fundamental advice: you absolutely must book! Being a small and much-loved place, showing up without a reservation almost certainly means going home empty-handed. An authentic and delicious experience. I can't wait to go back!
Review rating: 5.0
I write this review to express my deep disappointment and disbelief at the appalling level of customer “service” we’ve just experienced. As regulars who’ve always spoken highly of you - to friends, family, and right here on TripAdvisor - this latest encounter was downright insulting. We received a Virgin Signature Tasting Experience voucher as a Christmas gift and booked a table for 4pm on Saturday several days in advance. In the notes, I clearly stated we’d be using the voucher and asked to swap the cod dish due to a severe fish allergy. After being chased by multiple emails demanding the voucher number and PIN, I then received a voicemail - less than 24 hours before our booking - that can only be described as a lecture. I never even spoke to this colleague directly, yet she took it upon herself to deliver a condescending voicemail *chastising* us for supposedly booking the “wrong” time, insisting we couldn’t attend before 5pm. She went on to say that because we had a voucher, we must eat exactly what’s on the set menu - meaning we’d be expected to eat cod, despite my clear note about a severe fish allergy that could land one of us in hospital. To finish, she smugly suggested we could still come at 4pm and eat from the brunch menu - not as a the to using the voucher, but as if that was an acceptable solution. The entire interaction was rude, dismissive, and completely lacking in professionalism or common sense. What should have been a special experience turned into an infuriating ordeal. I cancelled the booking on the spot and will seriously think twice before ever returning. I’m now asking Virgin Experience Days to transfer our voucher to another venue - somewhere that actually values its customers and understands what good service means.
Review rating: 1.0
A magical experience! The setting is superb, the dishes delicious and the atmosphere unique. A big thank you to Bruno for his attentive and warm service. An experience to live!
Review rating: 5.0
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A restaurant with a beautiful view. Atmospheric, the food was very good, although we waited 55 minutes for the main courses. The restrooms were dirty and the water was cold. As for the room service, it was a disaster. The behavior of Ms. Anto (the room manager) was unacceptable. She had no manners and was completely clueless about basic customer service. She completely ruined the charm of the place. I wouldn't recommend her because of her.
Signal: 0.0%
All my previous experience was good but the moment they began catering to halal this became a big no for me. Halal isn't just no pork, it is a cruel & barbaric method of slaughter that does nothing to prevent harm to animals whilst simultaneously claiming that prayers take away all the animal's pain & suffering. Catering to halal diets is frankly an act akin to treason in the UK & after years eating here I'll never set foot back into any making & Ramen.
Signal: 0.0%
Arrived to the restaurant to find there was no heating on and it was cold and rather stark inside( minimal decoration for December and only one other couple eating) we shivered throughout our time there. Interesting that despite wine glasses on the table the restaurant had NO wine on its drink menu…it had all been scored out. They had a few spirits on a shelf, but no proper mixers. Oddly they did have champagne 🤷♀️. All very odd. We were told we could walk to a local shop ( in pelting rain) and get some. We did. It was closed. Food was mediocre, zero ambience despite staff being friendly. I have a feeling this place won’t exist next December!
Signal: 0.0%
10 out 10! Small and intimate setting with incredible food and atmosphere! We plan on coming back before we leave Edinburgh.
Signal: 0.0%
11/10 - Exceeds Expectations. Usually, even the greatest restaurants lack in one area compared to the rest; that is not the case at Badger & Co. Staff: 11/10 Food: 11/10 Drinks: 11/10 Atmosphere: 11/10 The service is exceptionally warm and inviting, and they make you feel like a local guest. We had the steak and the cod, which were both high-quality and cooked perfectly. The chefs working here clearly LOVE food and are passionate about it - it’s evident in the flavor and presentation. We had the Bonnie Badger & Badger’s Can’t Swim drinks, and both were delicious. The entire staff was friendly and attentive from the moment we arrived to the time we left. The entire restaurant perfectly captures its unique theme and warmth, without risk of turning kitsch. Prices were fair and reasonable. We came here on our first night in Edinburgh as tourists, and could not have received a better introduction and welcome to Scotland. If I were a local, I’d gladly return throughout the year.
Signal: 0.0%
5 star overall, only thing to critique is that most dishes contain some level of dairy, which is inconvenient for lactose intolerant (me). Looks small from outside, but has a large seating area behind and extends further, the glass ceiling is a nice touch. Good value if you get the pre-theatre set: £27.50 for 3 courses. Tiramisu is amazing and all portion sizes are generous.
Signal: 0.0%
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Reviews analyzed
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Platforms covered
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Last update
June 22, 2026
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