The Rabbit Hole - San Francisco (CA)

4 /5 R M: June 19th and it is windy and cold to a point where you want to hide in a hole. When doing so why not hide in the Rabbit Hole. The place is inviting, warm, has a nice vibe and it comes with good service fantastic food and a well established bar. East meets West and it produces some wonderful dishes. I tried the fried chicken sandwich with a spicy dipping sauce. What a wonderful combination. Light juicy tangy all the flavors all at once. The house salad grew on me with every bite. Initially I wasnt impressed but the sesame ginger dressing did the trick. Also no complaints about the fries, healthy portion but less healthy for the waist line. The drink menu is accomplished and sophisticated but a bit on the expensive side. Thank you rabbit hole, what a cute name. You lived up to the reputation.

5 /5 Emily Lim: What a gem we found! Husband and I were just looking for places to eat and found The Rabbit Hole. We got sesame noodles with pork, smash burger, and wontons in chili oil. All dishes were well executed for its price point! For drinks, we had the mao tai winter Negroni and the singapore sling. Wooh- they were stiff but yummy.

5 /5 Andy Yang: Great little place - good vibes, good drinks and delicious food. Taiwan bar food goes great with drinks - popcorn chicken, smash burgers, popcorn tofu, scallion pancakes, garlic cucumbers. Music was fun and original Godzilla movie from Japan was playing in the background. Special callout to the popcorn tofu which had a unique tofu consistency and a really great crispy layer unlike anything Ive had before. Garlic cucumbers and scallion pancakes were top notch. Really enjoyed the Pink Slipper cocktail and looking forward next time to trying some of the wide range non-alcoholic cocktail options on the menu.

5 /5 MeeshElle: We went on New Year’s Day and it was such a great find. The space has a cool, dark, cozy vibe that immediately makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. I ordered the cocktail “Hello Kitty Is Not a Cat” and it was a standout. A really well balanced gin based drink and easily my favorite of the night. The food is very shareable, which I loved because it lets you try a little bit of everything. We ordered the chicharrones, cucumbers, furikake fries, smash burger with egg, pork belly bao, and popcorn chicken. Everything was solid, flavorful, and perfect for sharing. I also appreciated seeing gluten free options on the menu. The wait staff were very friendly and especially helpful with recommendations since it was our first visit. For San Francisco, about $150 for cocktails for four plus enough food to comfortably share felt very fair. Between the food, the vibe, and the welcoming staff, this place really delivers. I would absolutely go back.

5 /5 E Lee: Came here for dinner. I wasn’t sure what to expect because I thought there would maybe be more of a bar vibe. There was a bar area and a very clear sit down dining area. I appreciate the tv for watching various sports/ games. There was also a tv playing anime (cowboy bebop). Food was delicious, drinks were strong. They also have a great happy hour deal which I would come back for.