Village East - Carte

Great menu but sadly loses points on small details such as using plain, sliced toast bread (shop bought? instead of fresh sourdough, and slow and distracted service. Good on allowing dogs and babies

The most terrible restaurant in London. Service was great but the portions are extortionist. 7 pound for 2 pieces of beetroot, our meals came with huge gaps between them. Hugely expensive for what it is. Very dissapointing.

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. Voir le carte

Great just great. Great place, good food, great service, great atmosphere. (WARNING though very limited parking nearby!! We had Breakfast, the scrambled eggs were outstanding, good coffee. Nice relaxed atmosphere. Will definitely come again

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!

Lobster benedict!. Old English charm meets trendy industrial. The mismatched reclaimed furniture and attentive service reward you with a warm homely feel. With the half serving options I went with the lobster and eggs together with the cranberry granola and a shared serving of the berry compote and clotted cream buttermilk pancakes. Food coma! It was delicious! Voir le carte

Bad food, premium prices. .... Bad food, premium prices. The drinks, service and ambience are what you expect for the prices paid at this restaurant, but the food certainly is not. The squid entree was soggy and poorly prepared (with the beak left in the squid), and at 20 quid the lobster roll was overly salty minced seafood which could have been any type of meat. Won't be going back.

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

I go to a lot of events where I get to eat delicious food and drink amazing drinks, but what I particularly love doing is meeting the people behind these brands. A couple of weeks ago I headed to Village East on Bermondsey Street for a private dinner with the family who own and run Venezuelan rum brand, Ron Diplomatico. The evening started with one of the best cocktails I've had in a while. I don't know if it was that I wasn't expecting to actually like it as I'm not a fan of sweet cocktails (which I thought it would be), or that it was so unlike anything I've tried, but the almond daiquiri, made with Diplomatico Blanco rum, Orgeat (almond) syrup, fresh lime and Bob's Abbott's bitters...read... Voir le carte