BADGER BADGER

Badger Badger in Deptford is hands down one of the best spots in South London for a board game night.The range is great, organised and has something for every gamer. The food is beyond standard pub fare. The yakitori was a standout for me (along with the watermelon daiquiri). Shout-out to our server, Eva, who gave us a great game recommendation and walked us through the setup so we could jump straight into playing!

Great cafe/pub/workspace/games cafe ! The coffee is great and reasonably priced. Its a brilliant place to work (and they are very happy for you to do so). The food tastes amazing but is a bit expensive. The cloud room at the back in particular is a really lovely space. The games cafe portion of the business is separate and has a great selection (though it is a little expensive).

Badger Badger is a fantastic spot for drinks in Deptford. We had a carafe of wine, which was delicious and enjoyed it with a view of Deptford High St surrounded by beautiful greenery. There is an awesome selection of games available, which would be perfect for anyone looking to settle in for a longer visit. We didn’t have time, but will definitely be back to sate our competitiveness.

The best board game cafe in London. Incredible selection of games and the food is delicious and incredibly well priced. Going to to a few of these kinds of cafes in London, Badger Badger stands out both in ambience, game selection and also how good the food is. Our favourite dishes are the Pork Belly rice Box and Chicken Karage. If you’re ever in need for Game Recommendations, Eva is your guide through the vast multiverse of possibilities. Eva’s thorough knowledge of games and its rules is quite remarkable. Eva’s clarity in teaching the rules to play Azul in 10 minutes saved us so much time having to trying to figure it out. Highly recommended place. And also really friendly staff. You won’t be disappointed.

Badger Badger seemed like a very nice boardgame cafe, and somewhere I'd like to come to again to fully experience. I arrived at around 9pm, the place closes at 11, and boardgames are charged at £8.50 for 3 hours of play. Opting against paying for 3 hours and only using 2, I chose instead to pay cards (free) and drink a couple of pints (not free but understandable). The Guinnesses I had were nice enough, service was friendly and everyone around us seemed to be happy to be playing boardgames in a nice environment on a Tuesday night. They appeared to have a good range here. They also sold boardgames and a range of other similar products in the boardgame area. Food looked quite good here but I didn't have any. The toilets were satisfactory.