The Rabbit Box

I had a FANTASTIC time while on my solo trip to Seattle in November. They had live music, top notch ambience and amazing drinks! My server was very friendly and helpful and helped me be a bit more daring with my drink choice. I wish I had a chance to try the food, but it was a very spur-of-the-moment visit and I had already had dinner.The next time I find myself in Seattle, I'm running straight back to The Rabbit Box!

My husband said this place is too cool for Pike's Market...and he's not wrong. It's truly a real hidden gem! We arrived JUST before closing, our mistake. The service was great and so friendly. The drinks were delicious, very craft cocktail with fair pricing. The place is eclectic and the vibe is pretty awesome. We were fortunate to catch "The Waddlers" for a night of live music. Their sound complimented the entire feel of the place.

Located in Pike Place Market, this space is awesome! The atmosphere has cool decor with a speakeasy vibe and the staff are awesome! There are different events that go on so be sure to check out what's coming next! Now the break down on the food. The shrimp tacos were spicy enough and had a great flavor with a fresh taste and vibrant sauce. For the slider, though it's a small bite, it packed a punch of flavor. The grilled onions, pickles, and burger sauce made every bite perfect! Last, the hotdog had 3 cocktail wieners with cream cheese, ketchup and mustard. Overall it was ok and not a bad bite to try. Last but not least, the drinks. The Dark and Stormy has a fantastic taste and bursting with ginger flavor. It was quite refreshing with each sip. Next, the Saint Alice had a delicious blast of lavender with a vibrant purple color. My favorite, the Princess Angeline, is a fantastic prosecco cocktail. The deep red color made the drink pop and had a refreshing sparkling wine aftertaste. Overall, it was a great time here. I can't wait to come to an event here and try more of the menu.

I came here the other day for a touring comedian's show, and I'm so happy that this venue exists in what used to be the can cans theatre. This venue has a pretty robust drink menu, and a lot of food options, although the price trends pretty high. I bought a cocktail and an entree and it ended up being just under $50 after tip. The seating and ambiance is pretty intimate, close to the performer and the other audience members. My one note is that the server was clearly undersupported, and she needed more staff. It would be a great venue for a QR code ordering system! After about 10 minutes waiting for someone to take my order, I went up to the bartender to double check there was a server. The bartender sent me back to the seat to wait for my order. I ended up going back 15 minutes later and putting my order in at the bar because the server still hadn't gotten to me. Server was super friendly when she came with my order though! I had a great time here and I'm excited for future shows!

This is a charming live music venue and lounge found in the subterranean space formerly occupied by The CanCan at Pike Place Market that's absolutely worth a visit for people looking for a happy hour or night cap with the potential for live music. It's intimate, with an Alice in Wonderland vibe courtesy of the long evergreen velvet benches, wall sconces, arcaded hallway, exposed beams, vintage baroque furniture, playful chandeliers and green and gold perhaps french inspired wall paper. I will say the benches are pretty high. I'm 5'4 and had to grab a chair to give me a boost up.... but once upon my perch the view of the space was lovely. The cocktail program is respectable, with interesting drinks for a variety of tastes. I will say the prices are high...$17 per cocktail but they are good. Among the sampled drinks were The Blackbird (with pomegranate liqueur, creme de cassis, squid ink tincture and splash of cava and the perfect vampire drink), The Painkiller (a very tropical, rum-based drink) and The Missionary's Downfall (a blended, rum-based drink with more sweet and fresh mint). All were well-made, presented and delicious.Also sampled was the rotating soup, a fiery clam chowder (about a 3 star out of five). It was delicious: great texture, herbs, plentiful clam meat (you'd have to try and come up with a spoon without clam) and perfectly cooked potatoes. If not for the spice (delicious, but rough on sensitive tummies), this could be the best clam chowder in the hood (even over Pike Place Chowder). As it was, scrumptious and much enjoyed.After hanging out at Radiator Whiskey, this place feels like a library. I think if you're looking for friendly service (spotty at first but warmed up) quite space, excellent cocktails, small selection of beer and wine (we noticed they don't have ciders btw), a respectable food menu with both pub eats fries, burger and the like, as well as fancy plates like marinated black cod - here's your joint. Yeah, come check it out. Food: 3/5Drinks: 4/5Service: 4/5

Hey Yelpers!!! The wife and I happened upon the Rabbit Box after reading about it in the Pike Place Market newspaper. It is located down some stairs just across from the Pike Market entrance. You'll want to Google Map it.This place is retro is a cool way. Dimly lit, but not dark, with lots of dark velvets. To describe the music... chill, sultry french cafe... but can't say if they always play that because they were prepping for a specially themed 30's cocktail party that evening. The music fit the vibe and it was fun. Their happy hour starts at three and has some decent specials. Check their website for current offerings. We had a couple drinks and small plates. The food was great, a nice take on deviled eggs and some chilled oysters. I had the Missionary's Downfall drink. Minty and good with a healthy pour to it. One was enough since I still had some walking to do. The wife tried a new rosé cider they had just picked up. That was a pleasant surprise. A light, bubbly cross between a cider and a wine. As for the service, the bartender was doing double duty and did a great job. Very friendly and helpful with drink recommendations, and checked on us constantly. This is DEFINITELY a spot to come for a drink while on a date for a little private time while also allowing you to not feel alone. They have live music some nights, so you could bring a small group of people here if you wanted. Check the website for a calendar. We'd go back, and you should check it out as well!!!

Found this place while exploring Pike Place and was not disappointed. Friendly people all around, bartender was excellent; think his name was Tristan. I had a recommended drink that was rum based and it was good, his version of the old fashion was awesome. On a short getaway so I asked him for food recommendations. He went with the crispy chicken pinch bun and a side of fries. The pinch bun was delicious! 10/10 overall I loved this place, hole in the wall vibes with excellent service and food.

Really enjoyed this experience! This is a quiet enclave in the chaos of the market. You are underground, under the 19th century skylights that look like tiles on the sidewalk above, enjoying your drinks as people walk overhead. The drinks were complex and nuanced, and the bartender was friendly. We also enjoyed the deviled eggs and the honey and cheese plate. I'd say the honey and cheese was much better value, but considering the prices elsewhere, nothing was exorbitant here. The atmosphere is also great, small tables and room for a band.

We came here to see Maya the Experience play and really enjoyed the space (and her music). The service here was also very good. We order the fries. They were mid. Pretty rubbery and undercooked.

Oh boy. Heard so many good things about this bar before we went. The live music Sunday is great, the drinks are well crafted, bartenders are nice. I think bartenders bring somewhat nice is the only thing this bar has going on.The music was this sleepy mix of blues and rock. Not the vibe for a night out if you're trying to attract an audience. I started to nod off multiple times.I ordered "a novel in 3 lines" a spicy tequila based drink, gf ordered another drink under the love section of the menu though I can't remember the name.My drink felt like drinking rubbing alcohol and a squirt of lime drunk through a jalapeño, while hers was the most accurate take on robbitusin I'd ever tasted at a bar.At least mine came with a post card, overrated, overpriced, no reason to come here unless your at home coughing syrup doesn't do it for you .