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Village Bistro

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Milford, CT, United States

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The second-floor Speakeasy is too cool and exclusive to miss out on. Designed with Italian leather chairs and sofas, cigar and wine box enclosed walls, and a state-of-the-art filtration system. This experience includes a premium cigar selection and your own private bar. Watch a game with your closest friends or have a one of kind private dinner for 15-20 people. 

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The private VIP room at Village Bistro offers a modern farm-style experience with a cozy fireplace and 10ft high by 40ft hand-crafted barn doors. The room offers complete privacy and is flexible for the number of guests to attend your private event. Perfect for 15 - 35 guests.

Private Dining

VIP room with fireplace

Enjoy your next private event in our hand-crafted mahogany bar area. Village Bistro Bar can seat 24 at the bar and over 20 at the surrounding cocktail tables, with a total capacity of entertaining 50 people comfortably. Designed with 50's brass and 5ft wide chandeliers enclosed with an antique wine bookcase that is floor to ceiling.  

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The vibe is rustic with a twist of modern. Featuring three rooms, a view of the open kitchen, and a wood-burning oven.  Village Bistro offers a variety of combinations for your night out a day away from the office or home. From date night to anniversary parties, graduation celebrations, or a classic girls' night out. You can transform your time at Village into whatever fits your mood. 

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The main room

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Village Bistro is a tapas, brunch, lunch, dinner, and wine bar. The restaurant exhibits excellent customer service, high standards in food and drinks, and a unique environment with an outdoor patio. Enjoy our full bar serving drinks and tapas to please any appetite. Book your next party with us or stop by and enjoy the exquisite cuisine and unique environment only the Village can offer.

Welcome to Village Bistro

Argentina-born Khaled Ghura opened The Village Bistro, 1501 Boston Post Road, last September. Not only can you enjoy their authentic foods but on weekends they have flamingo dancers performing for your entertainment.

The Bistro is decorated in a European design, dark-wooded tables and comfortable chairs, leather booths, beamed ceilings, and dark brown tiled floors. A massive antique Spanish door separates the 25-person-capacity bar area from the dining area. We admired the crystal chandelier, which is enclosed in a wrought iron cage against a wall of wine and beer crates.

Our waiter, Evan, helpfully explained the varieties of food listed on their menu including hot Tapas and Empanadillas made with seasoned ground pork, goat cheese wrapped in a prosciutto ham and cranberry. Other items included: shrimp scampi sautéed with garlic and bistro spices, blackened flank steak, and scallops.

The Orange Times: Village Bistro

There is something so comforting about a bistro. Perhaps it's the bistro's origin that reminisces the "at home" feel—locals extended their homes and opened their kitchens to hungry passersby for extra income. The cooking is famously rustic and home-style, offering moderately priced meals in a modest setting. From its humble origins, the bistro has been elevated and celebrated as a source of great flavor profiles and cooking styles, and Village Bistro proudly continues this storied tradition.

Diners, don't let the unusual location daunt you. Though oddly wedged between two incongruous Post Road businesses, Village Bistro is no less a portal to a European getaway. All things imported dominate the dark wood decor, like the long bar beckoning newcomers to join the village. A 3-foot tower of Spanish olives, a leg of Jamon Iberia), both confirm the Milford to Madrid connection. Antique chalkboards further entice, featuring tapas of the day-very autentico.

Visionary restaurateur Kay Ghura is the man behind the design, and his passion shines into every corner of the cozy space that he custom designed himself.

Milford living : It takes a Bistro

Just as the aspiring novelist might be counseled to "write what you know," the aspiring entrepreneur might be urged to "do what you know." It only makes sense that Kay Ghura — born to a Syrian mother and a Chilean father, who worked for years in the Spanish embassy in Syria — would wind up opening a bagel shop and eventually a tapas joint. A Connecticut resident for the past two decades, Ghura owned popular Village Bagel in Milford for 13 years before moving down and across the Post Road into handsomer quarters and opening Village Bistro.

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