in may, fat rabbit expanded into a larger, redesigned dining room and launched a new family-style menu series, including ”whole roasted cuts, aged beef and the house charcuterie program, each menu pulling from whatever is butchered and at its best that week,” the restaurant said in a statement in april.
fat rabbit is known for its zero-waste butchery and charcuterie program, run by head butcher justin upper. they source whole animals from regenerative farms in the region, butcher them in-house and use every part.
“we’ve always approached our burgers the same way we approach every dish at fat rabbit: focus on quality ingredients, creativity and consistency,” smith told national post.
with an eight-ounce beef patty, caramelized onion, gruyère cheese, dijonnaise and pickles, the fat rabbit cheeseburger has become a signature. smith says that while their classic burger is all about “simplicity and great execution,” they also like to have fun with flavour combinations. whether their kimchi burger or beef curry smash, deliciousness — not being different — is always the aim.
“we source great beef, pay attention to every detail and make sure every burger that leaves the kitchen is something we’d be proud to eat ourselves. the goal is simple — make an honest, deeply satisfying burger that people crave and want to come back for again and again.”
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- nowon, new york
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canada's best burger is at a whole-animal butchery in ontario, according to this new international ranking