Village Feast is back at East Brunswick Village this November with a huge range of specialty dishes and local brews.
Your favourite food and drink venues across the precinct are rolling out one-day-only menu items for the annual East Brunswick Village community celebration.
Village Feast brings together East Brunswick Village staples like Rumi, The Rocket Society, Bridge Road Brewers and newcomers for a day of eating, drinking and wandering through a makers market, where over 20 local artisans will be selling their wares alongside the food action.
Hagen’s Organics is firing up the barbecue for foot-long frankfurters stacked in seeded ciabatta with organic cheddar, habanero mustard, house-made ketchup, bread and butter pickles and crispy tallow-fried onions.
To be Frank bakery is taking on pavlova with a citrus twist, layering blood orange gel, mandarin and lemon curd and vanilla chantilly on a flaky croissant-pastry base topped with meringue…uh, yum!
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East Brunswick Village Feast
- When: Sunday 9 November, 11am-5pm
- Where: East Brunswick Village, 127-149 Nicholson Street, East Brunswick
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East Brunswick Village Feast will welcome back Rumi, slinging special-edition shawarmas with sujuk or fried eggplant, tomatoes, pickles and yoghurt dressing straight off the hibachi grill. Sister venue The Rocket Society will pour a crisp riesling blend and sangiovese on tap for $10.
Bridge Road Brewers has brewed Bavarian beers onsite specifically for the day, paired with traditional soft pretzels and sweet and savoury condiments including Bavarian cream cheese.
Dodam is bringing Korean-style bao buns filled with beef bulgogi or sweet and spicy Korean fried chicken with tangy coleslaw, plus deep-fried potato tornados and a summery strawberry twist on their house-made makgeolli rice wine.
Fomo Cinemas is loading up fries with either succulent shredded lamb, house-made tzatziki, mint sauce, pickles and onions, or a vegan version with gravy, spiced red onion chutney, vegan mozzarella and spring onion.
Italian grocer David Bros will be serving cacio e pepe fresh from the cheese wheel, while Blackhearts & Sparrows opens up a wine bar full of summer drops. Elsewhere across the village, nori tacos and fresh matcha and strawberry gelato will be on offer.
Triple R’s DJ Jas Moore from Breakfasters and DJ SmallFry will be spinning throughout the day. Kids entertainment includes author and illustrator Anna Walker, who’s celebrating the arrival of The Little Bookroom at East Brunswick Village with a build-a-butterfly craft activity.
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