What People Are Saying About Village Speakeasy Pub
The Editor
Kara Zuaro
Citysearch
The Scene – You'll have to walk through the upstairs restaurant (where the walls are painted to resemble a Dickensian village) to reach the stairs leading to the bar below. In the small lower-level speakeasy, the quaint look of dark wood and stained-glass windows is offset by a gigantic, attention-grabbing TV. Patrons tend to be few, but ESPN and Comedy Central keep solo customers company. The smoker's paradise is a backyard with umbrella tables for the summer and space heaters for the winter. – – The Draw – The 32-ounce beers go down easy with a juicy half-pound…
07/15/03
Right at Home...
by alis77 at Citysearch
You feel right at home in this cute little Smith Street "Village". The staff is welcoming and even the friendly owner came over to greet us. The portions are huge and inexpensive. The burgers are terrific. I've actually made the trip from the upper east side a few times now because I have enjoyed the experience every time. The Zagat review just confirmed what I was thinking in that this "village" stands out on Smith Street...
- Pros: friendly staff, interesting decor, inexpensive
07/15/03
Home Sweet Home
by katherin21 at Citysearch
I've been to Village 4 times since it's opened. Each time I visit, it gets better and better. The menu is great and the prices are even better. The Turkey burger is delicious, best one I've had in a long time. Also the Village 247 Salad and the Beef N Peachy Salad is excellent.
They have an outdoor garden which is qreat, especially for the smokers. Village also has a great little pub downstairs. I guarentee you will feel right at home at Village 247.
- Pros: Outdoor Seating, Pub, Food
- Cons: NONE!
The Details on Village Speakeasy Pub
Save Money:
From 4pm to 8pm, appetizers are half-price and monstrous 32-ounce mugs cost a mere $5.
What to Drink:
Two-tier beers, like the Black & Blue (Guinness and Bluepoint Ale) or the Guinnling (Guinness and Yuengling).
Smoking Permitted:
On the patio
