Mr. Rabbit Coffee — Restaurant in Philadelphia

Absolutely fantastic experience at this coffee shop! From the moment I walked into Mr. Rabbit, I was greeted with warm smiles and a cozy atmosphere.

The menu is impressive, offering a wide variety of coffee blends, teas, and delicious pastries. I opted for a cappuccino and a croissant, both of which were superb. The cappuccino was perfectly balanced, with a rich, smooth flavor and just the right amount of froth. The croissant was flaky, buttery, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious.

The staff are knowledgeable and passionate about their craft, eager to recommend their favorite drinks and make sure you have a wonderful visit. The ambiance is perfect for both working or relaxing, with plenty of comfortable seating and a lovely, quiet vibe.

Overall, this coffee shop has everything you could want: excellent coffee, delicious food, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere. I can't wait to come back and try more of their offerings. Highly...

A Vibe Forward Café Gem in Fitler Square

Mr. Rabbit has quickly become one of my favorite neighborhood coffee spots, and it's not just because of the coffee, though that’s excellent too. What really makes this place stand out is the vibe. The interior is effortlessly cool and inviting, and the outdoor seating is perfect for people watching or soaking up a quiet moment in the city.

They’ve recently started offering vegan and gluten-free baked goods, which is a thoughtful addition for anyone with dietary needs or preferences.

As for the coffee: consistently great. Today I tried their bourbon vanilla iced latte with oat milk and wow. Smooth, slightly sweet, and perfectly balanced. It’s one of those drinks you find yourself thinking about hours later.

Just a heads-up: it’s popular, so be prepared for a bit of a line no matter when you go. But trust me, it’s worth the...

The drip coffee and espresso (same bean) are very bitter and highly acidic, likely due to being under roasted. The woman running this place doesn't seem to know what she's doing. She used to be a stay-at-home mom, and her husband built this space as a project for her. Just a heads up, the kids often come in and take over. There are no vegan options available, and the staff doesn't seem well-groomed (uncovered hair, dirty fingernails, etc.). Lastly, the owner has customers subsidize her payroll costs by not paying employees $15 an hour and using tips to make up the difference. Remember, tips are meant as a gift from customers, not a way for the owner to avoid paying fair wages to employees. If you tip generously, she feels she doesn’t have to pay...