The White Rabbit

The White Rabbit never disappoints! Every time I visit, I have an amazing experience. The speakeasy vibe, complete with needing a password to get in, adds such a fun and unique touch.The drinks here are handcrafted, and the servers are incredibly knowledgeable about the menu, which is super helpful if you're unsure what to order (spoiler: you can't go wrong with any of them!). This time, we tried the Velvet Alchemy and Maiden Voyage--both were fantastic and full of flavor.I also love that they offer mocktails, which are perfect for anyone who doesn't drink alcohol but still wants to enjoy the experience.If you're looking for a memorable and elevated spot for cocktails, The White Rabbit is definitely worth a visit!

Being a big fan of Jefferson Airplane, anything "White Rabbit" has me hooked! I would have loved for it to be a bit more "White Rabbit" focused but what they do have is nice! It's the true definition of a speakeasy complete with the "secret" entrance door and code. The decor is all about the apothecary, shelves of bottles and concoctions line the walls along with the spicy aromas filling the room.We arrived early in the evening with only a few guests spread out so it was super quiet. Our server was either over attentive or nowhere to be found but he was super friendly and very knowledgeable of the drinks menu. Speakeasy cocktails tend be unique and complicated so having someone that knows the menu is important! We each had two cocktails and shared a couple snacks. The Bavarian Pretzel is $12 and it's just 3 small pretzel sticks and a honey mustard sauce. We didn't get the beer cheese and unfortunately after it was delivered it was one of those times our server was MIA! The Prosciutto Flatbread is $14 and it wasn't quite up to the level we expected. We'll definitely return for the cocktails though, they were top notch!

This place is such a gem! The entrance alone is super cool and sets the tone for the experience. The ambience inside is dim and intimate, which I personally loved--it's perfect for a cozy night out. Just a heads-up if you're not into super dim spaces, though! It was bustling when we visited, so it was a little on the loud side, but it added to the lively vibe.The service was fantastic--super friendly and attentive, with staff checking in often to make sure we were taken care of. And the drinks? Absolutely delicious! I tried a seasonal milk & cookies cocktail and a ube bae dessert drink, and both were so tasty.I'd definitely come back for another fun night out and to try more of their creative drinks!

The White Rabbit is a beautifully decorated and well appointed craft cocktail bar with all the ambiance one could ask for in a dimly lit, underground speakeasy. Service sitting at the bar has been very quick, and it's good chatting with bartenders as they are friendly and knowledgeable. We recently joined the newly formed Whiskey Club and look forward to coming in more often to enjoy a pour. The cocktails here are very well made. I've enjoyed various spirits each time. Overall, if you're curious to try The White Rabbit, make sure you find out the secret password, as it changes monthly, and get in there! Cheers!

After dinner, my friends and I stopped here for a drink. I've been in a few times before but it was their first time in. We didn't have a reservation but luckily they had some openings. The guy at the top of the stairs was nice. He took my name down, we gave him the password to enter and then he let us proceed downstairs. At the bottom, there was another guy who let us in about a min or two later. We were seated as soon as we walked in. We got our orders in pretty quick and didn't wait long until our drinks arrived. Our orders: Hoist The Colours $16Springtime's Grasp $16Cursed Spirit $18 My drink, Hoist The Colours, was delicious! Tropical and creamy. It was rum with lemon, pineapple, coconut, cinnamon and egg. My friend's Springtime's Grasp was also good. Cursed Spirit is pretty much an old fashioned if you like those. The place is nice and different. You get speakeasy vibes here. The decor is old-timey. The place was pretty packed. I don't remember any music on but you can definitely hear the music coming from Parlour Room next door. We were still able to hear each other talk though. I would come back and try the ube dessert drink next time

I have been living in downtown Gilbert for almost a year and a half now and recently just visited the White Rabbit for some after birthday dinner drinks. I have heard people rave about this place for years and was eager to finally give it a try. If you go here on a weekend, I would recommend making a reservation as it tends to fill up very quickly. It's a speakeasy so space is limited. I loved the entrance to this place. When you walk down the hallway to the bookshelf door, there are little bottles and tinctures of "medicine". When you finally figure out the door, the speakeasy itself resembles a true 1920s speakeasy. I loved the decor and the servers were in costume as well. The drinks were decent, tons of specialty drinks to choose from. It must really be hard to be a bartender here because there are a ton of drinks with complex ingredients. I loved that because it resembles a true speakeasy. Can't wait to visit the White Rabbit again!

A group of us were able to make a reservation to come check out this speakeasy in Gilbert. The White Rabbit is a hidden cocktail lounge located in the basement of the Heritage Court Building. The staircase is on a side street with only a red light to light your way. If you sign up for their emails, they will email you with the latest password to enter. Reservations are required and can be made on OpenTable. The door into the White Rabbit is located at the end of the narrow hallway and is disguised as a bookshelf with a door knob in the shape of a rabbit. The White Rabbit speakeasy has a fun vibrant atmosphere to it. They dim the lights and the walls are adorned with old black and white photos. There are blue tufted couches in the main area. Maximum time for seating is two hours during peak hours. White Rabbit lists their rules of etiquette on a sign outside the lounge and on their website. The menu has a wide range of cocktails on it that includes both classic and signature cocktails. I am a bourbon or mezcal drinker and ordered a Whirligig to drink. We had a fun time soaking in the ambiance of this place over good conversation. The White Rabbit has been a fun addition to Downtown Gilbert and is a nice throwback to the days of prohibition.

Real speakez vibes, hidden gem. The interior is beautiful and has that old bar vibe- dimly lit, underground, beautifully decorated. The drinks are really unique with some very novel combinations I would not find anywhere else. Drinks are strong and great vibes. They seat you, check up on you, and are so nice. Did have to wait but my fiance said she's gone before at obscure times with family and it was empty. Get the passcode beforehand & maybe a rez : ).

Last I was here was 2 years ago and this experience was also just as great as last. I like the entrance and the concept of the speakeasy. The design feels like a secret apothecary and thought it was so fun and unique. Caution, the drinks are quite strong. My 2nd drink, I opted for Ubae bae which was considered a dessert cocktail and thought it was genius and enjoyed this then most. Our server was great and was diligent to our needs. I would return and I am interested in trying their events like their New Year party.

Not sure if I like this place or not.. the atmosphere is on the louder side, not a fan of that.. basically yelling at the waiter && the people your with to have a conversation, seating is close another group or couple that sits next to you. Was too loud for my opinion for a speak easy bar. Drinks were yummy. Do recommend making a reservation ahead of time. Decor &' entrance to bar is cute, giving vintage vibes.