Bunny's Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Saint Louis Park

This is definitely my first and last time coming here. From all the reviews you can tells how popular this place is among others. Parking lot is always pack and cars are just circling around to hopefully secure a spot. The parking is not even the worst part.

My friends and I got seated around 6:30 ish. The restaurant is super packed and it is expected that service will be slow.

Our server pay no attention to our table. I get it. It's a busy night and you have lots of table to attend to. It's the fact that she skip our table every time she is around. She would attend to other tables every time she walk by. We literally had to wave to our server to order our foods. We didn't get a drink menu so we asked for one. She never came back to take our drinks order. When the appetizer arrive, we had to ask that server to get our server so we can order some drinks.

At this point we are already an hour in and eating our foods. Our drinks needed refill, my friend was still missing her salad. My friend AGAIN have to wave down our server to ask about her Cesar salad and to refill our water. She never came back with either.

So can you guess what we did when she came to check on the table next to us? As she walk away my friend literally had to say, "excuse me but can I just get my Cesar salad to go. And she's been waiting for water".

Horrible service. I have been to many busy happy hour and restaurants before. So I understand when the service is being slow. But I never had to constantly wave down a server just to get...

This was my first time here at Bunny’s Bar and Grill and I would not recommend their breakfast menu. I was here for breakfast with a friend and ordered a basic egg, meat, and toast combo and the food was not great at all.

The eggs were watery, so that was gross. I like syrup with my eggs and the syrup was terrible; my friend and I both thought it tasted off. The toast did not taste right, which was a little funny because it can't be that hard to mess up toast. The turkey sausage patties that I got looked questionable, were super thin, and tasted awful and spicy. The meal as a whole was horrible, in my opinion. I could barely finish my food. My friend got the eggs Benedict, and they also had a hard time finishing their food as well.

The server that we had was sweet, but she did mention that she typically works the night shift and not the breakfast shift, which was fine, no big deal. Except, when my friend and I were ordering she had to look over our shoulders to know what exactly we were ordering, know what came with the meal, and we had to help guide her to ask questions such as whether or not we wanted option A or B (i.e., hash browns or American fries with our meal) or what came with the meal. This situation, compared to the food that we had/were served, was not a big deal. Other than not knowing the breakfast menu, which I’m sure she’ll learn, she was friendly and checked in on us a handful of times.

If I go back, it will not be for their...

I wish I could comment on the food, but I didn't make it past the rude server. I took my husband to the hospital this morning for surgery and thought a little walk would help calm my nerves, so I took off with the plan of having coffee at Bunny's Bar and Grill just down the street. My mother in law called to check on me just before I arrived, so I walked into the restaurant on my phone. There was no one in the place, but the server didn't acknowledge my presence. So I sat myself and continued to update my family. Another customer walked in and the server greeted them immediately. When he walked past me, I politely asked for a menu. He said "I don't serve people on their phones so when you want service, get off your phone." And he walked away. Now, I'm all for manners but in this situation, I was obviously distraught. I wasn't asking for service, I asked for a menu. I was pleasant to him and didn't ask for much. If I ignored him, or continued my conversation while he waiting to take my order, that's one thing. If I was rude, I'd have understood. But his behavior was uncalled for and quite upsetting. I walked back to the hospital, got in my car and drove to Honey & Rye, just down the street (which was wonderful, by the way). He wasn't wearing a name tag so I couldn't tell you who he was. But he was the only employee up front on 5/5/25 at 0815. And if this happens to get passed along, please relay that he should consider trying to be a...