The Rabbit Hole Cafe

This is a nice café in Seven Hills. It is located in a small shopping area so you’ll definitely have to go out of your way to come here, unless you live in the neighbourhood.
I had one of their omelettes and it was good. The service was pleasant and nothing bad in particular jumped out to me.
I’m easy to please so there you go. Can’t go wrong with checking this place out for breakfast.

Great food and great service. Whole package. I recommend the corn fritters and pulled pork burger. Great coffee aswell

I come here a lot for breakfast because I can always count on having a good breakfast. They have a nice variety on the menu of both sweet and savoury items .
The hash cakes had a nice tangy herb flavour, but I wouldn’t recommend it unless you want to eat two whole potatoes for breakfast.
The eggs Benedict was garnished with a nice creamy hollandaise sauce and the bacon was a perfect combination of crispy and tender.
My personal favourite is the cinnamon French toast with bacon, but I’d recommend asking for extra maple syrup with it as they pour it over before they bring it out and I’ve often found it was a little dry without the extra maple syrup.
Despite using campos beans, I’ve always found the coffee to be average at best. On my last visit when I ordered a soy, the coffee came out curdled twice and the waitress just said that’s what happens to the soy milk they use.
The service from the wait staff is always fine– they are nice and polite but don’t go out of their way to help you.
As a self proclaimed authority on breakfasts in Brisbane I would recommend Rabbit Hole without hesitation.

Definitely a fan of this place.
Friendly staff, delicious food. Great menu choice and popular to boot.
Highly recommend for breakfast and lunch

A yummy little café for breakfast.
The lovely café is actually worth a 4 star — however… The coffee is nice, but not amazing. I had almost a pound of froth on my flat white and that always scares me a little bit.
The food was delicious though, fresh ingredients, easy to adjust the meals to suit your taste, good range.
Recommend it for a yummy stop-​over if you’re in the area.

Went here for breakfast with some friends the other morning. Loved it! We all enjoyed our meals and the Campos Coffee was gorgeous. Nice little find in the burbs

There is an extensive menu on offer with over a dozen dishes and after some discussion we decided to split a ‘Rabbit Hole Mini Breakfast’ ($ 14). You order and pay inside and it’s delivered to the table. Walking inside was an assault on the senses. The few tables inside were packed, there were people waiting for take away coffees, people queuing to order and wait staff delivering food and drink to all and sundry. The décor is pleasingly retro as I checked out some of the dishes others were eating and they looked good from where I was standing. It took a while to order and during that time, one thing was apparent, there’s still some ironing out of systems and processes to be done. As I was ordering, the highly stressed barista interrupted to tell my order taker to stop doing food orders and help him with the coffee backlog. At the same time, a waiter walked in between the conversation to grab coffees and was told she was on the wrong side of the counter. Meanwhile, I was half way through ordering…
I returned to the relative calm of outside with a newspaper under my arm and saw the waiter had dropped off some water and glasses. The Mini Breakfast turned out to be a good choice because the Mini Breakfast was quite Major. Two poached eggs on sourdough, a small portion of mushrooms, a sausage, piece of bacon, half a tomato and portion of home made tomato relish were served on fresh spinach leaves. The accompanying potato rosti was a standout. Light, crisp and melt in the mouth, it was probably the best rosti I’ve ever had. It didn’t take long for the two of us to polish it off but it would be more than enough for one. I can only imagine how big the Rabbit Hole Big Breakfast would be ($ 20). There was hardly any wait for our meal and in fact, our coffees arrived slightly after. The coffee is Campos and having surveyed the number of coffee orders inside and the number of people dropping in to grab a takeaway, it’s obvious that there’s not many places close by to grab a decent coffee. They were doing a roaring trade