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Accessed by pressing a buzzer, this skinny cellar pub features a long list of mostly European beers.
From Google Maps reviews.
The cozy, dimly lit rabbit-themed ambiance is both quirky and inviting, making you want to linger for hours. They offer an impressive beer selection and well crafted cocktails. We shared some snacks, including the pickles and cheese plate, which were delicious and perfect for pairing with drinks. The service was friendly and attentive, and it gradually got busier as the night went on. Expect to spend around $40 per person. It's a great little spot in the East Village.
Got “kicked out” when visiting this bar with my girlfriend. Was from out of town for the weekend, and the bartender said my ID was fake after looking at a Minnesota ID next to me. They got kicked out alongside us. I don’t know if the bartender was trying to only keep his friends in the bar for the night or what. He also took 5 minutes to even acknowledge our presence in the bar. Terrible service. Terrible experience. Left a sour taste in my mouth and cannot recommend this place less.
if you were here 10 years ago be warned it changed hands a few years ago and the soul is gone. I knew it was over when I was there around the new opening and they played papa roach unironically. they were very excited about "paying homage to the roots" without having any idea what the roots of the bar actually were. it's not a cozy haven of good vibes, and good music, it's a capitalist shell of what it was. it feels like a hangout for scene vulture bros and it honestly breaks my heart. RIP rabbi
From the Dec 6, 2024 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.