400 Rabbits Bar

400 Conejos | 400 RabbitsI had seen this place a while ago and wanted to try it; I didn't realize until omw there that it's actually part of Alamo Drafthouse (in the same building) but not really associated otherwise. We sat at the bar to wait for our movie, hoping we'd enjoy some drinks beforehand. I was immediately confused about my chair [high stool] and noticed that the seat itself was lopsided forward, tipping me out!An [older] menu showed they had mezcal flights so I was looking forward to that but when we got there they said they had discontinued it. They only had 1-2 mezcals so that was also disappointing so I just got a neat of each of them. Their food also seemed a bit lackluster, but the place itself is fairly nice so it's a shame that other aspects of it aren't up to par.

I love their chicken tenders and Mexican vanilla shake.Very tasty. The Mexican vanilla shake is pretty addictive for me, whenever I had a stressful day from the work, I just wanna come over here and order the Mexican vanilla shake for carry out.The downside is the pricing is a bit over priced. But not too much. It is bearable. It's a restaurant next to the Allamo drafthouse, I used to eat their food while watching some movie. Then I fell in love with their Mexican Vanilla Milkshake. I did hear them saying it's refillable, but I am not sure (if it does, that would boost to give full 5 stars, but I am not really sure).

We love going into 400 Rabbits! Apps are great and it is a wonderful place to play some games (board games)

Not really. The foods never been that great but it's super close to Alamo Drafthouse which is the only reason I've ever wanted to be eating there.

I came here for trivia and it was packed to the gills. Not sure if this is the standard but when we got there about half the tables were reserved for people who come to trivia each week. I get honoring loyalty, but this was a big turnoff for newcomers or people visiting Austin. The biggest perk of this place is the ability to order off the Alamo full food menu for the chocolate chip cookies or bottomless popcorn. Otherwise, it's nothing you couldn't miss for another nearby bar. Perhaps I just hit people on an off night, but that's my opinion.

Going for convenience before a movie.Didn't expect that good here. Expectations exceeded. Good food. Black bean pizza was spicy and tasty. The pork queso was so good my husband couldn't stop eating it. $3 happy hour drafts. Yes please. Patio. Board games. Very chill. Just right service. We will return.

Wait staff extremely frustrated, understandable if people called in on a Friday night, but to take it out on newly arriving customers that have no clue as to your current staffing situation is straight up rude and unacceptable. We had to figure out whether to seat ourselves or wait, by asking. No eye contact from either waiter/waitress. Annoyed the waitress told us to sit anywhere and someone will be with us. We sat at a dirty table didn't see a better option. After 5 minutes we were approached but after a hufff and a puff the fat winded waiter walked off without saying a word then came back with a towel and aggressively began to wipe the table. Mid-wipe I told the waiter we are just going to go somewhere else and he condescendingly responded "Oh! Perfect! Thank you ladies!" Then he quickly turned around and threw the menus on the wait stand near by. Friday evening shift 08/02/19 8:50PM

Going to a movie? Need a nice, chill cocktail beforehand? 400 Rabbits is the place. Big patio, comfy booths inside, TVs and board games...all perks of this in-theater bar. There's a full food menu (different from the menu in the theater) and a tasty, creative cocktail menu with a really nicely priced happy hour! The bartenders might seem a little grumbly but they're super accommodating and tweak our drinks just how we like them. We've made a pre-movie drink part of our routine.

400 Rabbits Bar lives up to it's name serving an impressive list of Mezcal and tequila.The decor is swanky with black plush booths lining the wall, black walls with gold accents and dimly lit (well, at least after sunset). The place is pretty small but there is some room for patrons to stand.The menu items are on the expensive side. We ordered the senoran hot dog which is bacon wrapped dog, grilled with green Chile salsa, beans, pickled onions, jicama, tomato, cilantro mayo, cotija cheese on a bolilo bun. The bacon could have been crisper but overall I enjoyed the flavors of chilies and cilantro mayo but in my opinion not worth $9. The senoran dog was served with a generous portion of chips with delicious warm salsa.The draw here is the Mezcal and tequila which can be purchased by itself or as flights with a small glass of I believe sangrita or tomato juice. Note that the Mezcal flight is $30 and consists of 3 - 3/4 ounce servings. When I consume tequila or Mezcal, my evil twin tends to make an appearance. And no one likes her, I promise. With that said I tried one of their specialty cocktails, the Lester Burnham. This light refreshing drink is definitely an acquired taste. It consists of gin, San Pelegrino Limonita, rose water, prosecco and candied rose petals. Jesse ordered the Manhattan. Although the drinks were pricey they were STRONG making it justifiable. After a couple drinks here you will leave a drunken rabbit. Besides the drinks we enjoyed, they have an extensive specialty cocktail list along with beer and wine. I would definitely grab a drink here before/after watching a movie at this Alamo but I will likely skip the food next time.

Showed up for Monday night trivia with my family at 6:30PM (ahead of time) expecting to enjoy a few drinks beforehand. Lights were off, restaurant totally closed. Is this place even still open? Per the "Geeks who Drink" Trivia, we should have been good to go...