Reviews - Rabbit Patch
Reviews summary
Nestled in a nostalgic setting reminiscent of the 1960s, this restaurant offers a vibrant atmosphere filled with vintage decor, including sports memorabilia and an old-school ice cream bar. Diners can enjoy a diverse menu featuring burgers, wraps, and salads, with standout items like homemade fries and delightful milkshakes, particularly the salted caramel variety. While the burgers and sandwiches are generally praised, some dishes can be inconsistently prepared, and diners have reported issues with cleanliness and service delays. Despite a few hiccups, the friendly staff and inviting ambiance make it a tempting spot for burgers and comfort food in Atlanta.
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Last update : 31.05.2025
Very nice place to eat. The atmosphere is 1960's high school. They have all the area schools represented. Great menu. There are burgers, wraps, sandwiches, and salads. I had the chicken salad sandwich, which was excellent. Accompanied with the chicken wasgrapes, apples, celery, and pecans, on toasted bread. Would definitely recommend this eatery. The workers were very nice andcourteous.
The French fries are homemade and so good! The atmosphere is really cool and relaxed. The milk shakes are the best part! The salted Carmel shake with added reeses is AMAZING!!! The burgers were pretty good, I had the maylay burger and it was kind ofbland. I would add onions and jalapeños if I ordered it again. The Chipotle Sauce is just ketchup with a kick. I highlyrecommend the Rabbit Patch if you are in Atlanta!
I ordered the BLT, it was just ok. My daughter ordered the quasidilla it was great. The reason for 4 stars is our food was barely warm and my BLT was super dry but the atmosphere was good.
Looks like it used to be an old school soda fountain place. Food was good and reasonably priced.
So good we came back the next day! Very friendly staff who made us feel welcome to their town. The burgers, fries, and shakes were well prepared with excellent flavor.
Last update : 18.10.2024
Food was great and I loved the local team memorabilia displayed.
Ordered the normal burger, great flavor.
Food was great staff were delightful but it took almost 2 hours to order, get served eat. There were 6 in our party at the time the first served were finishing their meal, the last 2 were just being served. They were not very busy so I’m guessing a cook was out. The staff was great.. they kept us updated all the time.
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.
