A Snuggery, a good place to snuggle - even with strangers! This place is very cute and small. The decor is nicely done, antique eclectic. We almost left thinking it was counter service of baked goods, but fortunately the owner lassoed us on our way out and asked if we needed a table. We weren't sure and asked to see... More

I love going to the Duck and Bunny, mostly for the atmosphere (a playful but sophisticated take on Alice and Wonderland) and excellent food. Try their crepes - the Mazzy Star (with portobello mushrooms, fontina cheese, a hint of rosemary, and truffle oil), TS Geller (with roast beef, cheddar cheese, caramelized onions, fresh tomatoes, salad greens, and horseradish cream), and... More

I bought a Groupon for Duck and Bunny because I wanted to try it. As luck would have it, the Groupon expired before I could use it, but they are still accepted for the value paid after expiry. Everywhere except Duck and Bunny that is. I showed the counter people the Groupon and they took it to the owner who... More

So on a recent visit to Providence a bunch of friends gathered and we ended up having about 12 people, which was fun until we got to this "Snuggery" not only did we have to wait an hour for room for us then when we did go we were squeezed into this small room which should have had just us... More

Duck & Bunny is a charming old apartment turned eatery. They serve beer and wine with sparkling wine mixies. The decor is enough reason to go. Charming and quaint, wholly original. This would make a cute spot for a date or a great get together for a group of gals over drinks. I went there one wintery night and sat... More

I went to the Duck and Bunny for dessert on a recent trip to Providence expecting an adorable cupcakery, but I didn't get what I had expected. The fact that I was met by a sign on the front door with an angry bunny exclaiming; "Close the ducking door" (a play on inappropriate language) should've been enough of a clue.... More

With a name like "Duck and Bunny" a restaurant has to be good or at least hire people with a wild sense of humor. This place has both plus a delicious menu and one of the most comfortable, cozy, eclectic places to spend an evening eating in Providence. We had heard good things about D & B and, as things... More

We have been to the Duck and Bunny several times for breakfast over the last couple years. It's crowded (I believe you can make reservations on holidays, like Mother's Day) and the inside tables are cramped together, but the outside tables in the garden are larger and more spacious. We've only ever been for brunch and have had several different... More

Snooty waitress,,stale,STALE! Cupcakes, and horribly over-priced,,the coffee came about 15 minutes after the cupcakes because the waitress was too busy being ironic in the next room. And the coffee was burnt. I considered doing a dine-and-dash because we were all so upset. I can't imagine how this place would persist. More