Along with the bar, there are several booths along the perimeter walls. The space is also highly intimate, taking up a small corner of the packing house with a max capacity of 35. While The Blind Rabbit doesn’t have a dress code per se, I felt underdressed in my T-shirt and jeans and would have loved to have dressed up to a degree as well, making the experience more fun than it already was. However, those who were able to access the hidden gem apparently have nothing but positive things to say, myself included.Ĭelebrating the prohibition era, the environment is highly themed and as soon as you enter through the sake barrels into the secret space, the ambience overtakes you filling your ears with music of the era and a staff that is dressed appropriately. In fact, it’s so well hidden, it actually has garnered negative Yelp reviews commenting on how they couldn’t find the place. Tucked in a wall in a corner of the building lies the best speakeasy in town, The Blind Rabbit. Last time, we talked about the historic Anaheim Packing House but I left off the best place in the building, and upon first glance, you wouldn’t even notice it.

Literally days ago someone was talking with me about how Trader Sam’s is the best bar in town. Now, I’ve been introduced to a secret hideaway in the landmark Anaheim Packing House and I’m taking the risk of sharing what has become my favorite non-Disney spot in Anaheim. Once upon a time, I would share my (admittedly well-known) secret of parking at Disney’s Wedding Pavilion for easier access to the Magic Kingdom and now there's security gates and barriers. Every now and then, I find something so great I want to keep it to myself for fear of it growing too popular and getting ruined in some way.

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