Fat Rabbit — Restaurant in New York

Last week i was here and ordered a caesar salad and a steak frites. My salad arrived. I enjoyed it. Then the sreak frites arrived and i enjoyed that as well. This week i ordered the beet salad and the steak frites. They came at tge same time. I asked the waitress to please take the steak back and keep it warm in the kitchen whie i ate my salad. She took it and then the manager returned it and said thet serve them at the same time because the slads are considered entrees. And they cannot keep it warm for me. I mentioned that i was yhere a week earlier and they were not served at the same time. She blamed it on me for not saying i wanted the salad separately. Then she continued to over explain herself so i asked her to please leave me alone. I just wanted a nice relaxibg meal where i didnt feel like i had to rush through my salad just so my meal...

My wife and I decided to stop in for a quiet bite to eat at Fat Rabbit Diner last week. Unfortunately, our experience was bad due to the extremely rude bartender who greeted us with an unsettling silence. She glared at us without a word until I finally broke the ice and said hello. Once we were seated, a gentleman appeared to take our order and serve our food. He seemed somewhat pleasant, but there was an underlying tension in his demeanor, as if he felt pressured to attend to us quickly rather than genuinely engage.

The food was decent but not particularly memorable. I’ve certainly had better breakfasts at other diners with more flavorful options and heartier portions. Nonetheless, if you need a quick breakfast fix, this place might suffice. However, don’t expect to be charmed by the service or impressed by the...

Don’t get me wrong, the food was good and the service was great. However, it was $25 for a martini (Tito’s vodka, not Kettle or Grey Goose - so a well martini), $14 for Compari and soda and on top of everything they charge a service fee (which we think may be the credit card fee). For 2 burgers and fries (fries are extra) 3 tiny little deviled eggs, and a couple drinks, it came to $103, plus tip the grand total was $132. Bottom line, $132 for 2 burgers, an appetizer and 2 drinks is ridiculous. It’s an f’ing diner for Christ sake. Needless to say, not a lot of bang for your buck and not very satisfying. Not to mention, the menu is very small. It is more bar menu, than a dinner menu. We will give them another chance once they’ve been open a while, but that’s if they survive. So...