Village East - Speisekarte

Very nice staff and a good choice of food on the menu. Trendy hidden gem with great cocktails in the bar afterwards

brilliant venue with excellent atmosphere! I would highly recommend visiting the village east in the vibrant east london district and just minutes away from modern galleries and exclusive shops!

What is on offer: Newly revamped Village East (as of Sep 2013) brings a new interior and menu but retains it’s cool vibe and ability to thoroughly satisfy your taste buds. Be sure to try the Longhorn beef bone marrow burger.

Sunday brunch was a tasty bite; my half portion eier and avocado benedict, with delicious chewing gum gluten-free toast went exceptionally well with some requested chili jam on the side. beautiful staff, very courteous and friendly.

village east is a great restaurant to go with friends to Brunch/Lunch, especially after checking out all the cool shops and the white cube on the trendy bermondsey street. eating is great as the service. I recommend the eggs benedict and the gurke mary!

A slice of the Lower East Side. Hip little high end diner on Bermondsey Street. I've been a few times for reasonable brunch standards (Eggs Benedict particularly toothsome), lazy weekend afternoons with the papers and well constructed side dishes supporting a bottle of wine or three. It's not a cheap option, and there are several contenders locally that I'd prefer for an evening meal (Zucca for one, just across the road) but it's a good relaxed option with friends.

drive south over the london bridge and drive to the most right where the established borough market and restaurant are located. in the did is the only reason to go left when they are a native and have the low down what happens to their pockets are full cash to visit the shard and it is exuborantly offered. my regular visits in the opposite have eaten me the new one. on another discovery trip in bermondsey and beyond we discovered village east. the place itself is very modern in its style with a hauch of industrialism. Leather-bound stands with natural wood tables are dotted around the area. the combination of two buildings, the village east (one of the listed camps...read more

Flavor Vs Flavour: A night of Convinality at Village East Guest Feature by Sarah James: I was really excited to be asked to come to a night of Exploring English vs American wines; whilst I have tried a few English wines previously, my exposure to American wines has been limited, and my views possibly skewed by the film Sideways! As demand for places had exceeded initial expectations, the tasting was held in The Garrison, a nearby sister establishment to Village East. I think that the Convinality evenings will continue to be very popular, as it was really relaxed with lots of participation from the guests and interaction with the hosts taking us through the tastings. There was...read more

Scarcity, as economics would entail, makes something valuable. In that regard, anything related to the early hours of the morning – from sunrises to brunches – should have their value in gold when it comes to me, considering my complete inability to partake in pre-11 am life. Brunches are actually one of my favorite activities out there – my obsession with egg based dishes knows no limits. I also find brunches to be rather classy and have this unique ability of making me feel as if life is worth living despite tube strikes, annoying people and dermatitis. It was about time to explore neighboring Bermondsey (to which I declare myself to belong to despite me being on the wrong side of...read m...