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Chasing Rabbits puts four rooms behind one door at Solaris, 141 East Meadow Drive in Vail Village: a Mediterranean restaurant, a book-lined library lounge, a grown-up arcade called the Rabbit Hole and a members-only speakeasy, Moon Rabbit. It bills itself as an entertainment venue first, and the calendar of DJ nights, film screenings and live opera broadcasts is as much a reason to come as dinner.

It suits couples and groups who want dinner to turn into a night out without changing buildings, and anyone planning a private party. Late nights in the Rabbit Hole are an adult scene, and the club side of the business rewards locals and repeat visitors more than one-time diners.

Dinner at The Restaurant

The Restaurant serves modern Mediterranean food with Colorado touches in a light, airy room: salmon crudo, whole grilled branzino and a braised rabbit bolognese, with a cocktail list and an inventive wine list to match. It serves dinner Tuesday to Saturday, and reservations are made online.

The event calendar

Check the schedule before you go. Recent listings include Lucky Fridays DJ nights (21 and over), immersive dinner-and-film evenings in Moon Rabbit and Metropolitan Opera Live in HD screenings. Many events are ticketed, some free in advance, so book ahead for busy weekends.

Membership and private events

The Chasing Rabbits social club offers priority reservations up to 60 days out, waived cover charges, 10% off food and drink and member-only events, and only members can reserve Moon Rabbit. An upgraded Solaris Social Club tier adds perks at partner restaurants including Matsuhisa and Deca + Bol, both in the same Solaris complex. Every room can be booked privately, from a 14-seat dining room to the Rabbit Hole for up to 250.

The rooms at Chasing Rabbits

The Library: a lounge between towering walls of books for pre-dinner cocktails and late drinks, with the full menu and a private dining room for up to 14. It is booked for private events and currently shows no regular public hours, so ask when you reserve.

Rabbit Hole: a reimagined arcade bar with Mario Kart, Skee-Ball, Pac-Man and pinball, upgraded bar snacks, weekly DJ sets and movie screenings. It opens in the evening Tuesday to Saturday and stays open late on Fridays and Saturdays.

Moon Rabbit: the speakeasy, reached through a red-carpet corridor, with East-meets-West cocktails inspired by the Chinese legend of the moon rabbit, velvet seating, live music and a screen for private film nights. Reservations are for members, and the room also hosts ticketed events.

Sources: chasingrabbitsvail.com, The Restaurant, The Library, Rabbit Hole, Moon Rabbit, memberships, plan your event. Checked September 23, 2026.

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141 E Meadow Dr Ste 104
Vail, 81657

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About Chasing Rabbits

Quick answer: Chasing Rabbits is a restaurant at 141 E Meadow Dr Ste 104, Vail, CO 81657. A Mediterranean restaurant, library lounge, arcade bar and members' speakeasy under one roof at Solaris in Vail Village, with a busy event calendar. As of October 2026 it is closed between seasons and reopens November 20, 2026, per its website.

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Chasing Rabbits puts four rooms behind one door at Solaris, 141 East Meadow Drive in Vail Village: a Mediterranean restaurant, a book-lined library lounge, a grown-up arcade called the Rabbit Hole and a members-only speakeasy, Moon Rabbit. It bills itself as an entertainment venue first, and the calendar of DJ nights, film screenings and live opera broadcasts is as much a reason to come as dinner.

It suits couples and groups who want dinner to turn into a night out without changing buildings, and anyone planning a private party. Late nights in the Rabbit Hole are an adult scene, and the club side of the business rewards locals and repeat visitors more than one-time diners.

Dinner at The Restaurant

The Restaurant serves modern Mediterranean food with Colorado touches in a light, airy room: salmon crudo, whole grilled branzino and a braised rabbit bolognese, with a cocktail list and an inventive wine list to match. It serves dinner Tuesday to Saturday, and reservations are made online.

The event calendar

Check the schedule before you go. Recent listings include Lucky Fridays DJ nights (21 and over), immersive dinner-and-film evenings in Moon Rabbit and Metropolitan Opera Live in HD screenings. Many events are ticketed, some free in advance, so book ahead for busy weekends.

Membership and private events

The Chasing Rabbits social club offers priority reservations up to 60 days out, waived cover charges, 10% off food and drink and member-only events, and only members can reserve Moon Rabbit. An upgraded Solaris Social Club tier adds perks at partner restaurants including Matsuhisa and Deca + Bol, both in the same Solaris complex. Every room can be booked privately, from a 14-seat dining room to the Rabbit Hole for up to 250.

The rooms at Chasing Rabbits

The Library: a lounge between towering walls of books for pre-dinner cocktails and late drinks, with the full menu and a private dining room for up to 14. It is booked for private events and currently shows no regular public hours, so ask when you reserve.

Rabbit Hole: a reimagined arcade bar with Mario Kart, Skee-Ball, Pac-Man and pinball, upgraded bar snacks, weekly DJ sets and movie screenings. It opens in the evening Tuesday to Saturday and stays open late on Fridays and Saturdays.

Moon Rabbit: the speakeasy, reached through a red-carpet corridor, with East-meets-West cocktails inspired by the Chinese legend of the moon rabbit, velvet seating, live music and a screen for private film nights. Reservations are for members, and the room also hosts ticketed events.

Sources: chasingrabbitsvail.com, The Restaurant, The Library, Rabbit Hole, Moon Rabbit, memberships, plan your event. Checked September 23, 2026.

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Neighborhood: Vail Village
Cuisine: Mediterranean
Service: Dinner • Late Night
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Business Hours

Closed for the season · Reopens Nov 20

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Mon
Closed
Tue–ThuClosed
5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Fri–Sat
5:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Sun
Closed

Amenities at Chasing Rabbits

  • Full bar
  • Arcade games
  • Live entertainment and DJs
  • Film screenings
  • Private events and buyouts
  • Kids' menu
  • Vegan options
  • Gluten-free options
  • Wheelchair access
  • Late night

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Chasing Rabbits open now?
Chasing Rabbits is seasonal. At the time this page was checked (October 26, 2026) the venue was closed for the season, with the official site bannered "Closed for the season. Reopening on Nov 20" for the winter season. In season it opens Tuesday to Saturday (see question 3 for each room's hours) and closes between the winter and summer seasons. Because the dates move every year, check the banner on chasingrabbitsvail.com before planning around it.
What is Chasing Rabbits?
Chasing Rabbits is a 13,000-square-foot entertainment venue inside Solaris Plaza in Vail Village, opened by Solaris Group in December 2022 in a former movie theater. Behind one door at 141 East Meadow Drive, Suite 104, are four rooms: The Restaurant, serving modern Mediterranean food; The Library, a book-lined lounge serving the full menu; Rabbit Hole, an arcade bar with Mario Kart, Skee-Ball, Pac-Man, and pinball; and Moon Rabbit, a speakeasy cocktail bar. Dinner, drinks, games, films, and events all happen in the one venue, which is the point of the place.
What are the hours at Chasing Rabbits?
Each room keeps its own hours, and the whole venue is closed Sunday and Monday and between seasons (see question 1). In season: The Restaurant serves dinner Tuesday to Thursday 5 to 9 PM and Friday and Saturday 5 to 10 PM, with weekend brunch in the All Day menu (Google's listing shows Saturday from 11 AM and Sunday 11 AM to 3 PM). Rabbit Hole opens Tuesday to Thursday 5 to 10 PM and Friday and Saturday 5 PM to 1 AM. Moon Rabbit opens on event and member nights, generally Thursday to Saturday evenings. The Library serves the full menu during venue hours but publishes no regular public hours of its own.
How do I make a reservation at Chasing Rabbits?
Book The Restaurant on OpenTable, which is where the venue's own reservation button leads. Members of the Chasing Rabbits social club can book 60 days out; Moon Rabbit reservations are members-only, though non-members can buy tickets to its public events, such as the immersive dinner-and-film nights. Rabbit Hole and The Library are walk-in on regular nights, with tickets sold in advance for event nights. For private events and general questions, call (970) 444-4677 or email [email protected].
What is on the menu at Chasing Rabbits?
Modern Mediterranean cooking with Colorado touches. The signatures are salmon crudo ($26) and the braised rabbit bolognese ($35); mains run from a spicy vegan campanelle ($34) and Ora King salmon ($38) through a cocoa coffee crusted skirt steak ($48) and lamb tagine ($56), with a 24-ounce ribeye at $180 at the top. Starters run $8 to $26, desserts $15 to $17, and there is a weekend brunch menu and a kids' menu (see question 7). The full menu, with allergens listed against every dish, is at chasingrabbitsvail.com/the-restaurant/menu/.
Is Chasing Rabbits kid friendly?
Yes, early; no, late. Families are a core audience in the daytime and early evening: there is a kids' menu ("Bunny Food," $14 to $18), the Rabbit Hole arcade is built for kids and parents together, and children must stay with an adult guest. The venue then turns adult: the arcade takes on a nightclub atmosphere in the evening, ticketed nights such as Lucky Fridays are 21 and over, and no one under 21 belongs in the club late at night. A valid passport or driver's license is required to be served alcohol. The practical pattern is an early family visit, or an adults-only late one.
What do reviews say about Chasing Rabbits?
As of October 2026, diners who book it rate it highly: OpenTable scores it 4.6 of 5 from 648 diners, with ambience at 4.7, and its Diners' Choice lists cite the multi-room experience, the rabbit bolognese and steaks, and standout service. Google rates it more coolly at 4.0 of 5 from 349 reviews. The recurring caveats in reviews are a loud main dining room on busy nights and slower pacing at peak times; the Library is the quieter room reviewers recommend.
Do I need to be a member to go to Chasing Rabbits?
No. The Restaurant, Rabbit Hole, and The Library are open to the public, and anyone can buy tickets to events. Membership buys the privileges: priority reservations 60 days out, waived cover and free entry to regular event nights, 10% off food and drink, a $250 arcade game card, member-only events, and the one thing money otherwise cannot book, reservations at the Moon Rabbit speakeasy. An upgraded Solaris Social Club tier adds VIP perks at Matsuhisa Vail and Deca + Bol in the same Solaris complex.
How much does a night at Chasing Rabbits cost?
It depends which Chasing Rabbits you use. A game-card night in Rabbit Hole can stay modest (event pre-sales are often free, general admission around $17 for late DJ nights). Dinner is upscale Vail Village pricing: starters $8 to $26, most mains $34 to $56, desserts $15 to $17, before drinks, which is why OpenTable classes the restaurant at $31 to $50 per person while Google's panel, counting a full evening, shows $100+. Members get 10% off food and drink.
Can I host a private event or wedding at Chasing Rabbits?
Yes, in any of the four rooms, for weddings, corporate outings, and social events. Rabbit Hole holds 20 to 250 guests (2,506 sq ft, with a projector, video wall, and arcade free play), Moon Rabbit 20 to 70 (55 seated), The Library 48 (40 seated, plus a 14-seat private dining room), and The Restaurant 105 for a reception or 90 seated. Mixology classes, movie nights, and silent disco setups are on offer. Pricing is by inquiry through the plan-your-event page at chasingrabbitsvail.com or by phone at (970) 444-4677.

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