Fat Rabbit

Fat Rabbit is a unique place that I enjoyed. After a busy morning, I stopped in with my 2 year old buddy for an early bite of lunch. We were seated right away and well looked after by our server. He's particular about his food, so he had 2 sides; some bacon and french fries. Both were very much to his liking. I had a grilled cheese sandwich which was tasty. Pricing was reasonable for this part of Brooklyn. To me, the unique part of Fat Rabbit is that had a nice bar area. I'm not sure if this a diner with a solid bar, or a bar wanting to be a diner. Looks like it can be a fun place in the evenings.

This is a modern, inviting diner with subtle decor that nods to a previous era. They have booths for larger groups, as well as several tables for two. It was busy but not packed on a Saturday morning around 10:30. The menu was fairly small, but had lots of comfort classics. To start, we had the beignets. An order came with four pieces. These were the perfect amount of sweetness and nicely complemented by the strawberry sauce. For my main, I got the two eggs any style. This came with salad, toast, and potatoes. It was quite filling. The potatoes were nicely seasoned and mixed with bell peppers. The salad was fresh with a creamy dressing. The whole wheat toast was very hearty. Servers were friendly.

I was so happy with my meal from here the other day.I have been on a smash burger binger lately and this one was surprisingly delicious. I wasn't expecting much as the bread in pics looks a bit whimpy but it actually held up really well and I enjoyed the different texture in comparison to a regular bun.I also got some mozzarella sticks that hit that spot OH and I can't forget my yummy espresso martini. I LOVED the aesthetic and vibe in here. Had a good, happy energy and I loved the old/new vintage feel. Definitely a classic diner of this century.I also overheard one of the staff members talking about how they were going to start showing I love Lucy on the tv's and I absolutely must return for that! I'm looking forward to coming back to try their brunch.4.6/5

Good place to grab a drink on Dekalb. Fun atmosphere, great name. Can't say I'd make a trek back here again though. Didn't get any food so can't really comment on that.

Delightful new diner-like establishment that is just a fantastic addiction to this cool littke strip of Dekalb between Ft. Greene & Clinton HillStopped in for a late dinner recently and my girlfriend and I shared a wonderful meal. Started off with a great appetizer in their Dirty Martini Deviled Eggs--I didn't think one could improve upon the deviled egg, but adding sliced martini olives certainly did the trick. For dinner I got the Caesar Salad, which featured a nice, lemony dressing, while my girlfriend got a tasty Fried Chicken sandwich, which came with an excellent side of crispy fries with some herbs on top. Dinner portions were a nice size (could have maybe gone for one more egg. I mean I could have gone for 10 more, but... you know.)Drinks were on point as well--I absolutely adored their Count the Headlights cocktail (mezcal, luxardo, lime juice). It was so good I asked for the exact proportions/recipe, which they generously shared. Beer and wine options were small but well chosen and reasonably priced--I think just $7 for a Bronx IPA. It was near closing, and we got to chat for a bit with our server, Kellie, and the owner, Jill, and they couldn't have been friendlier. I love a good diner and really appreciated this slightly elevated, hipper, Brooklyn take on one. Menu is interesting--featuring some very diner-y staples, including several egg sandwich options--though perhaps a bit small. Hope they add a few more menu options as the place develops.

Burger. Chopped cheese. Dark meat fried chicken sandwich. All really good. Fries are good enough. A lot of booths and a friendly staff. Five stars.

Excellent food. The double smashed cheese burger was just perfect. We also ordered chaser salad and fries both were perfect. Service was equally good.

Food and service is always great. We've tried most of the menu and you can't go wrong.

Good food & service, nice sized tables & banquets. Great breakfast local for Ft. Green/ Clinton Hill.

I was saddened by the old diner that closed in this location. When I saw that the new owners had renovated and changed the name to Fat Rabbit I was excited. I thought the idea their idea was to "elevate" diner food.Unfortunately the food at Fat Rabbit is meh at best. The atmosphere is ok, there are cocktails now. But I want the old diner with the friendly mexican waitresses back.