To eat, or not to eat? That is the question we went out to answer.
This month we chose to eat at White Rabbit, a lovely spot just a stone’s throw away from Laurier at 47 King Street North.
One short bus trip on the 7 will take you to this cozy restaurant and bar that offers food, beverages (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic), live music and an overall good time.
To begin our meal, we ordered their Rabbit classic cocktails – fruity and flavourful — the Rabbit Sour and Black Sabbath; both short of $10.
As we enjoyed the plethora of T.V.s and music available at the venue, we ordered a Rabbit signature – their arugula and artichoke dip.
Although portioned small and not stacking up to the head honcho of appetizer dips (Wilfs spin dip), it packed a nice punch of savoury flavours.
It also featured some of the best and most seasoned chips we have ever experienced at a restaurant.
Chips took stage over the aforementioned dip.
From there, Lizzie enjoyed a fan favourite — fish tacos with a side of caesar salad.
The combination of spice and zing added to a wonderful collection of flavour profiles.
Any university student looking for a filling meal will find it with this dish.
Andrew ordered the crispy chicken sandwich with a side of chips combined with guacamole and sour cream.
Again, the chips were a major highlight (especially in harmony with a refreshingly spicy guac), but the sandwich with all the fixings was also highly enjoyable.
Overall, White Rabbit is a convenient and moderately priced, go-to spot for any university student.
It would be an excellent place to sit down and have a couple drinks with friends.
Overall ratings:
Ambiance: 9 out of 10 (great decor and live music, but definitely an older crowd)
Drinks: 9 out of 10
Food: 8 out of 10
Affordability: 7.5 out of 10
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