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Le Village Brighton to return with table service from Saturday, July 4

Le Village Brighton to return with table service in its garden from Saturday, July 4.

Le Village Brighton, the LGBTQ+ venue in the heart of Kemptown, is now taking bookings (full table service only) for its sunny scene-side garden terrace from Saturday, July 4.

Like all of our LGBTQ+ venues, Le Village has been closed from March due to the coronavirus pandemic. Le Village is one of the few venues in the city lucky enough to enjoy a sunny terrace with a delightful view along the main drag of St James St.

Le Village say: ‘We can’t wait to see all our lovely customers again. Lots of love Lee, Joe, Louie, Simon and the rest of the team.’

For more information and bookings, call 07517 199917 or 07711 984626.

Le Village can be found at 2-3 High St, Kemptown, Brighton BN2 1RP.

Follow Le Village on Facebook @TheVillageKemptown

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