Rabbit Patch - Atlanta

This is a lovely, clean restaurant located in an older building in downtown. The food is straightforward but delicious. We both enjoyed wraps, and the music from the 50s complements the decor perfectly. I definitely recommend dining here; you won't be disappointed!

On the other hand, I thoroughly enjoyed the bacon cheddar fries, which I believe is their name. My friends mentioned that they didn’t taste as good as they had in the past, but since I had no prior experience with them, I found them delicious. If you decide to visit, I recommend sticking to sandwiches or hot dishes rather than the soup. We talked to some patrons who had tried the soup the day before and they echoed my friend's sentiments about it being cold and unappetizing. My friend did note that they used large chunks of potatoes in the soup, which is a nice touch. Overall, my meal was superb and beautifully presented. I definitely recommend giving this little place a try; I would happily return. It has a very family-friendly vibe, and the staff takes pride in their rabbit-themed decor! The food is tasty, making it worth a visit.

As a fine dining chef from Dallas, I was passing through the area and looking for a quick bite that wasn't fast food. I was pleasantly surprised by this spot. The atmosphere transported me back to the 1950s, which I found really delightful. On a whim, I ordered the Swiss mushroom burger and it did not disappoint. The patty was clearly fresh, with a perfectly crisp sear on the outside, and the flavor was enhanced by the BBQ sauce they offered. I did find it a bit strange that they no longer had A1 sauce, but I’m not overly picky about condiments. The fries were just average and somewhat limp, though they had a good flavor. But really, who goes to a burger joint just for the fries? Overall, I’d give it a 7.5 out of 10 and would definitely eat there again.

Had Patty Melt and Sweet Potato Fries.. very delicious

Big sad ? not open , need to update listing when closing especially for holiday weekend