A decent spot in downtown Urbana. Â Old tables, low and high tops scattered around. Â A bar filled with locals and a beer garden that will have some cover bands every once in a while. Â The bar is nothing special, just the regular stuff you would expect from a dive.
Lots of sandwiches on the menu that are good, not great. Â Pork tenderloin, Italian Beef, a burger, and a steak sandwich. Â There are also daily specials, like a shark or walleye sandwich on Fridays that might be the most interesting fish sandwich in Chambana. Â The place will get packed for lunch, but the service is on top of everything. Â Always an enjoyable spot when I meet my Aunt here for lunch. Â Though nothing to go out of your way for.
This is a nice townie dive bar in the middle of Urbana, sort of hidden away. Â Lunch is cheap, beers are cheap, and the service is friendly. Â Great place to have a beer on a normal weeknight or early weekend evening.
That said, don't bring a woman on a weekend night. Â Unless you want them to be disrespected, have their ass pinched, etc. Â The crowd here moves toward the sleezy side at some point on weekend nights.
If you look at my reviews, you'll see that I hold a special place in my heart for dive bars. And, actually, Bunny's is really nice and clean for a dive bar. They have specials for food every day. While it's standard bar food, there are the delicious Bosco sticks--warm breadsticks filled with hot melty cheese. The beer is cheap. Most of the fun, for me, is people watching. There are lots of locals, and they are all hilarious. My favorite experience was learning video poker from three kindly gentlemen. Plus, it's close to Black Dog. Perfect place to go after you're stuffed with barbecue.
Review Source:On the west wall between the bar and the bathrooms (before you enter the hall) is a framed handwritten letter from Hugh Hefner thanking Bunny's for all the fun times he had there and acknowledging it is the inspiration for the Playboy Bunny. I dunno about you, but I think that's pretty cool.
Review Source:I eat lunch at Bunny's at least once a week. Â Bunny's has the best burgers in Champaign County without a doubt. The one I get is called the Broadway Burger, double meat, and all I have to say is "Swiss", "Cheddar", or "American". It comes with a bag of chips so if you want fries you have to order them but this burger doesn't need fries, Load up the burger at the condiment rack with lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, whatever, and you have the best burger around.
I know, I've eaten a burger at just about every place in all of Champaign County, and this is the best.
Bunny's is a weekly spot for me for lunch. Â The lunch fare is very reasonably priced, the place is packed but quick, and the help is very friendly and accomodating. Â Their cheesburger might be the best in town, under 5 bucks and you can load it up with lettuce, tomato and the usual condiments, including a pickle slice. Hidden off of Main Street, it has a collection of regulars on the bar stools drinking beer, but I would not hesitate to bring a child or senior citizen in for a sandwich. Â One TV is likely to have a Cubs game playing and the other TV might have CNN. Â This is a hangout for courthouse employees and City of Urbana staff, as well as the crowd that works in downtown Urbana.
Review Source:Ah Bunny's, the land of cheap booze, comfy bar stools, friendly patrons, and most importantly, clean bathrooms. Â It's never overrun with students (because most don't know that it exists), and they have heaters on the patio so you can even enjoy fresh air when it's cold out.
Plus, where else can you knock one back with your local law enforcement?
Right next door to downtown Urbana is Bunny's: the most unrated bar in Urbana. They've got the cheap drinks and food, the outdoor patio and lack of scenesters. Thank God!
With the smoking ban in place, this small time bar is probably struggling for business. Stop in and have a few drinks... drop a few quarters in the jukebox and tip your bartenders.
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