Red Rabbit. Stratford, Ontario.

August 2019

Distant recollection only of this quite excellent little bistro in beautiful Stratford. Knowledgeable commentators told us it had started a few years ago with good success but then doubled its prices. We found the food and service more than adequate and weren’t particularly shocked at the cost.

The staff are bright and colloquial, full of enthusiasm. We only remember two dishes: Robin the burger (“delicious!”), and me the smoked meat sandwich. The sandwich opened new vistas of flavour and meat/fat joy, with beautifully fresh rye bread soaked with butter, relatively thick-sliced meat packed with peppery flavour, but particularly revved up by a mustard I think they called “menace mustard”. Better than any comparable sandwich I can remember, including some very classy Reubens.

Sorry for lack of detail here but quite highly recommend this little spot which would be certainly among the top three in town.

Food 9.2, service 9.0, ambience 8.2, value 8.0, peace and quiet 7.8.

About John Sloan

John Sloan is a senior academic physician in the Department of Family Practice at the University of British Columbia, and has spent most of his 40 years' practice caring for the frail elderly in Vancouver. He is the author of "A Bitter Pill: How the Medical System is Failing the Elderly", published in 2009 by Greystone Books. His innovative primary care practice for the frail elderly has been adopted by Vancouver Coastal Health and is expanding. Dr. Sloan lectures throughout North America on care of the elderly.
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