Last night, we were at The White Rabbit at Dempsey. I have long heard about this place, especially since it is a popular place for weddings, but have never been there. The moment I stepped in, I can see why it is such a popular place for weddings! Converted from a colonial church, the stained glass windows and high ceilings make it a regal place for exchanging vows.
Interior of the White Rabbit
The table setting makes for a cosy place for intimate gatherings. It has the usual - wine glasses, water glasses, butter plate, knives and forks, napkins and plates for the main dishes. Whenever I enter a restaurant, I always check out the table setting. If the table setting is right, normally the food and ambience will not go wrong.
The table setting
Some remnants of the old stuff still remains.
The food is average, not fantastically delicious. We ordered a mixture of appetisers, soups and mains. The servings are a tad small. For the price we paid, it is not worth it!
Tomato and Pumpkin Soup
Tuna with Caviar
Scallops
Linguine with Scallops
Beef Tenderloin
White Rabbit Mac & Cheese (main)
Macaroni and Cheese (side)
Vegetarian Pasta
In short, this is a restaurant with nice ambience for cosy and casual dates, if you are prepared to indulge a bit more.
Cuisine : Mediterranean
Food : 3 out of 5
Ambience : 4 out of 5
Price : 2.5 out of 5
Cuisine : Mediterranean
Food : 3 out of 5
Ambience : 4 out of 5
Price : 2.5 out of 5
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