Restaurant · Yonge-Bay Corridor

The Rabbit Hole

Type
Restaurant
Price
$$ · Moderate
Google rating
4.4 / 5
726 reviews
Area
Yonge-Bay Corridor
A wooden dining table at The Rabbit Hole restaurant set with plates of steak frites, scotch eggs, beef tartare, and a glass of water, with a dimly lit bar and seating area in the background.

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Why it stands out

The Rabbit Hole is a whimsical, Alice-in-Wonderland-inspired gastropub that brings a playful British charm to Toronto’s Financial District. Located at 21 Adelaide Street West, this stylish venue transitions smoothly from professional business lunches to lively after-work drinks and cozy date nights. Guests are transported by a dimly lit, atmospheric interior featuring dark wood, vintage decor, and waistcoat-clad staff, alongside a lush three-level outdoor patio.

The creative menu elevates classic British comfort food using locally sourced ingredients. Diners can enjoy popular staples like scotch eggs, steak and mushroom pie, and a crispy crumpet topped with rabbit confit. The beverage program is a major draw, boasting over 40 themed cocktails, including favorites like the Queen of Hearts and the Adelaide Pimm's. These drinks are featured during their popular weekday and Saturday happy hours.

While the energetic, candlelit room is perfect for getting lost in long conversations, guests should note that the intimate dining room has relatively close table spacing and can get quite noisy during peak dinner and happy hour periods. For those hosting gatherings, the venue offers semi-private event bookings in a space called The Burrow, complete with convenient elevator access from the nearby Scotia Plaza parking.

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