The Rabbit Hole

“Great atmosphere, great service, lovely food and excellent drinks.”

Harjit Guram★★★★★

I went with family to have dinner. Really enjoyed our visit here. The food was excellent with lots of flavour and nicely presented small plates, especially the dim sum and sharing dishes. It’s a great place if you like trying a few different things rather than ordering a single main. The atmosphere is cosy and slightly hidden away, making it feel a bit more special than many places in Durham. It’s a good option for a date night or evening with friends, and the cocktails are also worth trying. The only downside is the price. It’s definitely on the steeper side and because most dishes are smal

MUK★★★★★

When you are in Durham. It’s a must restaurant you have to try. From outside you would not believe how beautiful inside. The staff are so nice. The food is amazing.

Two Tickets and a Table★★★★★

Away from our usual Geordie haunts, we found ourselves at The Rabbit Hole in Durham for a Lunar New Year feast with a few friends. Given that the festivities famously clashed with Pancake Day this year, it felt only right to swap the nutella for some hoisin and duck. This place is a bit of a mood: think 1920s Shanghai speakeasy meets jazz-age den. It’s dark and atmospheric, providing a sophisticated backdrop for a celebration. The tables are set with beautiful dragon-patterned ceramics that immediately signal you’re in for something more refined than your average takeaway. We leaned into the

Yuki★★★

This is no authentic Cantonese food, very strange fusion , taste is weird. If you re looking for a real Cantonese food , this is not the place. Although the environment is very cozy and nice decorated.