The Rabbit Hole, Durham has earned a spot in this year’s Harden’s Guide.
The guide, which has been curating reviews of the UK’s most notable restaurants for 34 years with some 50,000 reviews submitted by diners annually, commends the “delightful, small, and intimate Chinese joint down a cobbled side street near the town centre.”
The Rabbit Hole has earned a reputation for its inventive small plates, dim sum and traditional dishes – scoring consistently highly for its ambiance, service and culinary flair.
Allen Liu, manager at The Rabbit Hole, said: “It really means a lot to us to be recognised in this way, especially knowing it comes directly from the people who dine with us and support what we do. It’s a great boost for the whole team.”
