Rabbittown Cafe

Food is still great, but if safety is your priority, order through a delivery service or for pickup. Business is not enforcing social distancing nor masking measures. As we sat inside, the line grew, extending right to our table.n------nWhere else can you get large helpings in a breakfast special (including the coffee) for five dollars??

You have to try this place. They serve you cafeteria style. You get a lot of food for a decent price. I had 2 scrambled eggs, bacon and a biscuit the size of the pale of your hand with gravy. It was 5.35 or something like close. It's good food. They even serve white or brown gravy. Put this on your list of places to try because it's worth it. I look forward to trying their lunch someday soon.

Love there homemade food. Best biscuits ever. Plenty of room for dining, but not open all day. The only place I never regret going to eat. ud83dudc4d

Usually theres a line but the line always move rather quick. After Covid theres only selected tables open. As far as their food, their biscuits are big and soft their sausage patties used to be bigger than what they are now, but their serving are very wholesome. My favorite part of Rabbittown is their Sweet Tea!! Make sure yall try it.

While heading back to FL from NC/Helen, GA, we wanted to find one more local, off the beaten path spot to try out. Rabbittown Cafe was on our route home and looked like they would have some good, country style cooking. The restaurant is located in a plaza with a large rabbit statue facing the road. I was curious about this statue and did some Googling. Apparently, Rabbittown used to be its own little sparsely populated hamlet before Gainesville absorbed it. Gainesville has a life size statue of a chicken since they are known for poultry, so the area formerly known as Rabbittown erected a much larger than life rabbit statue as a homage to their history (rabbit was a common meal of the residents during the time period.) I thought this was an interesting story behind the area.nnAnyway, back to the restaurant! The place is set up cafeteria style. They had several lunch entree options and multiple sides to choose from. I opted to try the chicken tenders with mashed potatoes and white gravy and mac and cheese. You also get a choice of bread so I chose a biscuit. My boyfriend got Salisbury steak as his entree and chose the same sides as I did. The staff members were friendly and the line moved pretty quickly. The biscuits here are huge and tasty. The mashed potatoes were creamy and the white gravy had a yummy, peppery taste. The mac and cheese was also good. The chicken tenders were a bit bland, but juicy and had a nice crunch. My boyfriend enjoyed his Salisbury steak as well. They also open early to serve breakfast and those options sounded tasty as well. The meals are very inexpensive also. We paid around $15 for two meals including tip and that also included our beverages. I even ended up with leftovers since the portions are large.nnIf you're in the area, Rabbittown Cafe is definitely worth stopping in to for a yummy meal.