New York’s Elmwood Village staple nightlife bar, Jack Rabbit, announced a temporary shutdown via a social media post. The dining room and bar will stay closed through the weekend, with plans to reopen soon. The restaurant has not provided any more updates yet.
Unfortunate Challenges Lead to Jack Rabbit’s Closure
With live music and a full-service restaurant, Jack Rabbit has long been a vibrant nightlife destination in Elmwood Village. The bar keeps the energy high with regular DJ nights, performances by local and regional artists, and a well-curated selection of local brews, wines, cocktails, and daily specials. One of Jack Rabbit’s most popular features is its all-hours kitchen service.
In an Instagram post, Jack Rabbit announced a temporary closure due to unforeseen challenges. However, Jack Rabbit assured fans that the doors won’t stay shut for long, with plans to reopen by the weekend.
The Instagram post said, “Our dining room and bar are closed for now. We’ll be back soon, hopefully as soon as this weekend.”
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Since opening in 2021, Jack Rabbit has become a popular spot for Elmwood Village residents. Music lovers can enjoy a lively live music room and a cozy piano dining area. The venue also features a game room known as the ‘dungeon’ and a back cocktail bar. Weekend nights are lively, with performances by local bands and a high-energy atmosphere.
Community Responses on Social Media
The unexpected announcement of Jack Rabbit’s temporary closure came as a surprise to the restaurant’s fans. Although the restaurant plans to reopen soon, the post drew many comments from fans expressing disappointment.
One customer wrote under the post, “Please reopen! We love this place!” Another optimistic fan shared, “Y’all, hoping for some good news soon! ”
Jack Rabbit has temporarily closed its dining room and bar, but delivery through Uber Eats, Grubhub, DoorDash, and Toast continues.
Jack Rabbit has temporarily closed its dining room and bar, while the food delivery remains intact through online apps. The restaurant has not provided an official reason for the temporary closure but expects to reopen soon.
