Mr. Bunny Kitchen — Restaurant in Riga

This place is really great, especially for families.

I was here with my family for lunch and they had this great playroom in the back that entertained the kids, without disturbing too much of the restaurant. It’s all very nicely done too with design in mind, which is appreciated.

The staff and service - quite neutral, but that seems to be normal around Riga. Maybe just a language barrier issue because of English? Not sure, but smiles were nowhere to be seen haha.

The cafe itself is also nicely decorated and has a modern vibe. It is centered around “a bunny”. There were cute kids plates etc that were very appreciated. Actually even the grown up food was good! We had 2 soups and a salad - it was all very fresh and tasty.

Unfortunately the banana bread that looked really good behind the counter was quite dry and boring, but overall it was a nice experience and a perfect place for a family lunch! Also...

Perfect place for parents with young kids. That was a surprise when I came here (my bad not checking the reviews) but I was surprised that so many kids are running around here. This is an amazing place for parents who want to have a tasty food while kids are doing something else. The food was really good and tasty. Nothing particularly special, just a good food. Quite a big range of foods to choose from. Good location, near Gallery Riga and center. Service was.nice.and polite. They accept reservations and on busy times I'd recommend to have one. They have two menus - one for breakfast and one for lunch. We were just in time for breakfast menu. For me this was kinda ok experience (nothing great) as I waited for tranquil lunch (but as I said my bad for not checking out the place beforehand). Staff was polite and friendly. I'll come back once I'll have...

I will not order there second time and will not comeback.

And here is why- It’s a nice place for small kids — you can drink coffee or tea or just chat with friends while your kids play together or alone. BUT the food quality is low. At least for me and my friends, we found it untasty. Also, you always have to go to the counter to place and pay for your order. There are no waiters to take your order, but, paradoxically, there are waiters who bring your order to the table… lol. This is a problem, because it’s not only annoying but also means you have to leave your child out of sight, which is potentially dangerous. And honestly, it’s stupid in 2025 — they could just put a QR code on the table to order and pay. Never mind the fact that an ordering app costs, like, 25 euros to set up. So yeah, nice for the kids, but the whole system is...