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Added by Jopie, at 05 April 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Wednesday 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Thursday 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Friday 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Saturday 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Sunday 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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13 Reviews
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27 December 2017
Looooove this place. Great dessert selection, good drinks. Great place for quiet meal and drinks. Very cozy atmosphere.
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16 December 2017
Dare I say it's maybe a little over rated? Not sure crepes really do it for me, much less the bland veggie one I had here. However! I will say that their cupcakes are worth the buzz and the atmosphere of the back patio in warmer months makes it worth while.
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29 November 2017
Their cupcakes used to be divine but something changed they got alot smaller. Food is still good..
Also I had a cinnamon frosted pumpkin beer here for the first time.
Great place but I'm sad their cupcakes are so small and disappointing now. :(
Also if you like peace and ambiance never take a date here on friday or Saturday the college kids are too loud.response / report this review -
27 October 2017
The atmosphere is very unique. Definitely worth a visit. I only had a dessert, so I can't speak to the rest of the menu, but the carrot cake cupcake was pretty good, but a little dry. I would definitely stop in again.
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26 October 2017
I was really excited when we first sat down on the patio because it's just so charming and comfortable. They did warn us that everything is cooked to order. So I accepted the fact that our food took awhile to come out. But when it did arrive, it was just not very good. My "Creperito" had very little evidence of any egg, even though I paid extra for it. A friend's florentine crepe was almost all spinach, and very little sun-dried tomato or cheese. Then we all order cupcakes to try, and every single cupcake was dry. The only positives came from the cocktail menu. Whoever is behind the bar is a whiz. Whoever is in the kitchen - step up your game.
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14 September 2017
Usually extremely busy during breakfast or brunch hours. Quality food, decent prices, cupcakes are delicious. There is also a beautiful back yard area that I would recommend checking out. Additionally, you may have events in the back yard area, information is available on their website.
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19 August 2017
The cocktails here are made with wine or Prosecco as they do not have a full bar but they are super tasty and uncommon (watermelon mimosas for example). The food is unique but very flavorful and seasoned well. They also have a great tea selection and cupcakes as well. It is on the smaller side so it would be wise to call ahead for a reservation.
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07 July 2017
The Duck and Bunny is a great place. It's really small and cozy. While a restaurant that specializes in crepes might not sound like the best place to go for an actual dinner, just think about it. They do have some actual dinner options, I got a crepe with black forest ham, cheese, and caramel mustard. It wasn't bad, but if you want to let the bad decision side of you win you can order a sweet crepe, with ice cream or without, and eat it for dinner. Overall the menu is rather small; however, everything on it sounds like a good choice. Unfortunately I do have to mention the one bad thing about my experience. We had ordered a special version of a certain sweet crepe as a to-go for the end of the order. But despite checking with is several times to make sure they had our request correct, we received a normal version of this item. It wasn't a big deal for us, they were after all bring generous and allowing us to substitute in the item, but it was the only thing closely resembling a rough patch in the experience. Overall, it's a great place.
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15 June 2017
Great place to end a date night if you're craving something sweet. I've been here a few times (admittedly only for desserts) and on each occasion the food was scrumptious. Prices are good for the quality and service is fine, though they could stand to top off the water more frequently on hot summer nights.
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14 June 2017
We were temping to leave before we even walked in, but this unique little tea room, is amazing. After visiting, we try looking something similar every place we visit. The cozy warm shop has great variety of tea and very slim choices for vegan cupcakes.
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13 June 2017
The wait can be long so I'd advise going on "off" hours, maybe during the week. It can be super noisy (especially the room with the fireplace) and the place has a worn out, down at the heels feel to it. The hostess has a decidedly "I couldn't care less about you" vibe, which is too bad as she sets the tone for your experience. Once she's out of the way though, it gets better.Those things aside, the food is good. I especially like the "Afternoon Tea" option. I'm a "grazer," so a selection of 2-bite sandwiches, a couple 1" cookies, 2" cupcakes, a scone and a pot of tea is my idea of the perfect meal. Savory bread pudding was excellent, fluffy and flavorful, the truffle home fries were delicious. I had smoked salmon sushi, which was tasty. The lemon and sugar crepe was good, nothing outstanding, but good. Serving sizes were perfect for us, not too much, not too little, just right. That said, they are much smaller than average American restaurant servings (which I think are way too large.) Sitting outside was much quieter, bring a jacket in case it's chilly (they have shawls, but not knowing who else has worn them, combined with the venue's overall shabbiness gave me second thoughts.) The cupcakes are good but I have to say they are hit or miss. I got a cafe au lait with frosting that had melted and congealed on one side, the cake itself could have been a weapon it was so dense. On the other hand, the jelly donut cupcake was light, fluffy and had just the right amount of jelly. Although they boast a huge, interesting menu of cupcakes, it's mostly the basics available when I've eaten there (3 times,) red velvet, carrot cake etc. Overall, the Duck and Bunny is a great concept, but it could be better executed. I'd give the D and B 2.5 stars if I could but 3 stars with the Afternoon Tea being good enough to outweigh the negatives.
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26 May 2017
Some of the best food I have ever tried. The flavors were complex but not overwhelming. The environment is quaint and cozy and the people working there are all smiles. Kind of cramped for my 6'3" height and I bumped my head on two chandeliers, but that's what you get for going into an old Providence building.
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12 April 2017
Definitely seems geared towards older women (atmosphere wise) but it's a very relaxing environment. Great place to go to for the warmer months when you can sit outside and lounge. Prices are a little up there but not terrible. The food is great and the service was excellent. It's an especially great place to bring your mom!
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