The Rabbit Hole

Stopped in for happy hour and was seriously impressed with the vibe. Outside, there was a group hanging around a fire--super chill setup. Inside, the bartender greeted me right away, and I grabbed a booth to kick back.Tried the Reveled Eggs, Basque Cheesecake, and a cocktail called Pear-fect Fall Day. The food was on point--great flavors, even if the portions were a little smaller. Still, no complaints; everything hit just right.The best part, though, is the atmosphere. The decor is next-level cool. Found out they've got an upstairs spot called "The Library," which is literally a bar that looks like a library. Definitely coming back to check that out. Solid place to relax and enjoy good food and drinks.

My Aunt and I came here for some cocktails and appetizers, and we had an amazing experience from the time we walked in the door until we left. The food was yummy, the bartender was creative and surprised me with a few choices after I told her what I like, and I loved how everything was on theme, Alice in Wonderland, of course.

Definitely an Instagrammable place! The experience was fun, and it's clear that attention to detail was prioritized. An immersive experience with greenery on the walls and the story of Alice and Wonderland being played on speaker in the bathroom. You will truly feel like you've "fallen down the hole". As for the quality of cocktails, for such a speakeasy eclectic vibe, meh. Prices are much higher than expected and the drinks, themselves, are just okay. We stuck with the classics, keeping in mind, "if you can do the classics right, you can do more". We did not order a second round. It was already late on the night, so perhaps we'll visit with some friends for the vibe and the opportunity to order some foods with different drinks.

Came here around 7 pm on a Friday night and the crowd was minimal which was nice. We had reservations so we were ushered to "The Library" in the back which holds its own menu that can't be ordered in the front of the restaurant. The decor lends itself to be quirky and whimsical. The Library portion itself is very cozy and dimly lit to provide a nice relaxing setting for that end of work week cocktail. The Duke of Earl is a gin based drink that had notes of a Negroni. This specific concoction was a bartender creation that's only available in the back end of the place. My fiancée got a mezcal drink (can't remember the name) that was equally as delicious! Great spot for an intimate post dinner nightcap. Will return soon!

This is such a cute spot! It is decorated Alice in Wonderland themed. I thought it was too funny that they have won an award for their bathroom. But, if you go definitely visit the bathroom too! As odd as that sounds, it's worth seeing! I went here to grab drinks with friends. It does get very crowded on a Saturday night! We sat outside, and we all really enjoyed our drinks. I got the Who Is Hugo, and it was very refreshing. They also have a speakeasy part in the back, but it was under renovation while we're there. I definitely would like to see it the next time I visit.

Recently had a chance to visit for happy hour. The experience was top-tier! The bar has a great vibe. It's clearly themed, but not done so in a cheesy way. The service was prompt and courteous. Most importantly, the cocktails were delicious! I really liked the house cocktail selections and the waiter was able to recommend something based on my preferences. Overall, great cocktail bar.

This review is just for the cocktails and ambiance - we didn't try the food this time but the small plates food menu options looked interesting and we'd like to try them next time! Service was quick and helpful. The Alice in wonderland down the rabbit hole theme and overall whimsical ambiance is so adorable and worth a trip for that alone. Even the bathroom is really cool and heavily wonderland themed - definitely check it out if you go! I was super impressed with the mocktail they made - it had a margarita vibe but more creative and didn't taste super sweet like some do. Really good! The group I was with enjoyed their cocktails - especially the French 75 (generous pour!) and the old fashioned style cocktail. They're on the pricey side but I think pretty on par for an upscale/trendy craft cocktail bar and we did feel they were quality cocktails. It's a small place but packs a ton of personality in the space.

Great drink menu - so interesting and unique. Servers are very prompt and helpful. I honestly didn't know they served food so I'll have to try that. Love the theme of the restaurant - the bathrooms a little creepy - sitting down and having hundreds of rabbits staring at you is a little shocking but you get used to it. The reading of Alice and wonderland in the bathroom is also a great touch!

I am so sad that I am JUST now trying this place. There is nothing even close to The Rabbit Hole here in Greenville. The décor is straight out of the Alice in Wonderland book. When you first walk up on the building there is a cozy patio with a large fire pit and ample seating. Once you step inside you've official gone done the rabbit hole. There is moss and flowers and references to Alice everywhere. I ordered two different drinks and each where unique. There are liquors for everyone and even the classic drinks. Our bartender was great and helped us decide what we wanted to drink. I'll be coming back. Tip: check out the bathroom!

We went here last night. So here are my thoughts...Pros: Great atmosphere - we went into the library portion. Service was very attentive and friendly. Decor in both sections was very detailed and interesting with something to catch the eye everywhere you look.Cons: Very limited menu and at 7:30 on a Friday night they were already "out of" 2 of the 8 offerings on the menu of small plates. We had reservations and the round small backless stool that my husband had to sit on (he gave me the more comfortable seat) was very uncomfortable. Drinks were quite pricey, hubby did order the $30 drink, thinking it would be something pretty amazing, and although good, not worth a $30 pricetag. All in all, the food and the drinks seem overpriced. Bottom line, ok experience but not a place we would seek out again. Nice to see once, but be sure to have plenty of $ when you go. And plan to eat either before or after. Snacking there is pretty much the limit. Again, no reflection on the staff as they were really great.