Village Burger Bar

julian robinson

Village Burger Bar is nestled in the West Village shopping center, which is perfectly lit at night. With lights on every tree and draped above the streets, it truly is comforting sitting outside at Village Burger Bar. The restaurant has a more neighborhood bar vibe than what I expected given the West Village shopping center itself. It has a large menu of appetizers, burgers, paninis, and more to satisfy your hunger. The restaurant has 10 or so beers on tap and also some local beers on tap. I had the a local Blood and Honey beer from Revolver Breeing Co., which was nice a cold. The bartender did leave a bigger head when pouring the pint, so I asked him to top it off again before we paid. The Dougie was my choice of burger, with cheddar, lettuce, bacon, onions, an egg and some secret sauce. Very good burger, cooked medium. The bun was light, warm, and crispy. I like that they butter the bun and grill it for the crisp and that it isn't all that doughy. My wife had the chicken pesto panini. She wasn't that hungry so she didn't eat much of the panini, but said it wasn't bad. Chicken was juicy and the sauce was good. She wished there was more pesto sauce on the panini though. The fries....if you like fries, you'll like the fries here. They are the thin pencil fries that are just small enough for you to have to grab a handful to actually eat them. Ask for the spicy ketchup too that rivals Whataburgers spicy ketchup (I think it's better) . The downfall of this place is that there was a lot of trash in and around the patio area later in the night. We ate around 11:00 an hour before their close time.

Briana Pruett

Village Burger Bar was delicious and the service was amazing! We got there an hour before closing and did not feel rushed at all. Food was fresh and we had a great experience.

Jia Huang

Food is great, and so the staff there.

P S

Their veggie burger is really great.