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    Rabbit Rabbit is a narrow, very mauve wine bar on Herald Street that plays vinyl and loosely commits to an Alice in Wonderland bit without making you wear ears. The menu runs eclectic, so tallow-fried chips and a green scallop aguachile share a table without apology, and the pasta could double as dinner. The wine list leans European with a few natural oddballs, and it was an Air Canada Best New Restaurants finalist.

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    • Scallion milk buns

      “The scallion milk buns with caramelized onion butter are worth a trip down the rabbit hole alone.”

      Vancouver Magazine, 2026
    • Tallow-fried English chips

      “including tallow-fried English chips rubbing elbows with electric-green scallop aguachile”

      The Infatuation
    • Scallop aguachile

      “including tallow-fried English chips rubbing elbows with electric-green scallop aguachile”

      The Infatuation

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