Regency Cafe serve a variety of traditional homemade English dishes as well as a selection of light meals, sandwiches, snacks and beverages. They have daily specials and accept luncheon vouchers.
Regency Cafe
Cafe at 17-19 Regency Street
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8 / 10 from 7 reviews
Address
17-19 Regency Street
Westminster
London
SW1P 4BY
17-19 Regency Street
Westminster
London
SW1P 4BY
Telephone
020 7821 6596
020 7821 6596
Region
Westminster
Westminster
Category
Cafes & Tea Rooms
Cafes & Tea Rooms
Opening Times
| Monday |
Open 07:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 16:00 - Closes 19:30 |
| Tuesday |
Open 07:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 16:00 - Closes 19:30 |
| Wednesday |
Open 07:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 16:00 - Closes 19:30 |
| Thursday |
Open 07:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 16:00 - Closes 19:30 |
| Friday |
Open 07:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 16:00 - Closes 19:30 |
| Saturday |
Open 07:00 - Closes 12:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
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The 30s-style cafe appears in a scene from Layer Cake, it also seems to have been moved to Brighton for the movie Brighton Rock.
User Reviews
SfP
from Victoria
from Victoria
Dec 24, 2013
Regulary have breakfast here. I believe that this cafe provides the best breakfast in Westminster; and apparently from the queues on Fridays.......so do others! Highly recommended.
Kristian Nammack
from Brooklyn, NY
from Brooklyn, NY
Sep 13, 2013
Best breakfast in London. I lived nearby from 1999 - 2007 and had breakfast there as often as possible. Great location near Vincent Square, quiet street, authentic food, honest prices, and unpretentious.
I hope it outlives gentrification of the area.
I hope it outlives gentrification of the area.
Duncan Simcock
Nov 18, 2011
What a fantastic place and the breakfast was great too! We were staying in the hotel across Vincent Square, ok, but could not bring myself to pay the £18 for breakfast!
We were at a formal dinner at the Grovesnor House the night before and a full english was definately needed. Some colleagues mentioed the Regency Cafe and gave us the directions, they siad it would be busy and a 9:30 it was.
Great atmosphere, great effect with the original decor and full of history, probably the best english breakfast I have had for a long time. At £5.50 for the whole effect, tea and toast included.
If you are in the Westminster or Victoria area and in need of a great breakfast check the Regency out.
We were at a formal dinner at the Grovesnor House the night before and a full english was definately needed. Some colleagues mentioed the Regency Cafe and gave us the directions, they siad it would be busy and a 9:30 it was.
Great atmosphere, great effect with the original decor and full of history, probably the best english breakfast I have had for a long time. At £5.50 for the whole effect, tea and toast included.
If you are in the Westminster or Victoria area and in need of a great breakfast check the Regency out.
benella77
Sep 20, 2011
I first visited the regency back in April. The service from the lady was impeccable, her voice echoed around the cafe ordering you to return to collect your food. Most recently I visited on a Saturday where a guy was calling the orders, rude and unhelpful are a couple of words I could use to describe him. Because the coffee that I ordered was slow to come through he said to go sit down to save cluttering up the end of the counter waiting ! our order was made wrong, we never received our drinks and we wasn't the only ones that this happened to but made you feel as though it was your fault. If you do intend to visit make it on a weekday and if the guy is serving turn around and walk out as there are many cafes in the city that service you better!
Anonymous
Mar 22, 2010
Went to pick up my passport on Saturday so thought I would stroll down to the Regency for lunch time cuppa and some nosh. Walked in at 12:10 Pm to be told "we close at midday"
What sort of cafe closes at lunchtime? You couldn't make it up!
Rob
What sort of cafe closes at lunchtime? You couldn't make it up!
Rob
Response from
Malcs Patron
This is a fantastic cafe- it closes early on Saturday becuase of the business area it is in which is predmoninantly an office based part of London. You'll also find a lot of the other cafes and restaurants in the area close early on Saturdays and Sundays in the area - those that stay open do only minimal business with the 1 or 2 customers who inadvertently end up south of victoria street. Even St James' Park Station - which is absolutely heaving 5 days of the week - practically shuts down at the weekend. Nothing made up here, you've just not thought enough about the demographics or business need. Defeinitely not a reason to give it a bad review - you haven't even eaten there - it's a great cafe - full of amazing staff and great patrons.
Sep 7, 2011
Anonymous
Jan 4, 2010
Great atmosphere,fab food extremely efficient friendly service.Can't wait to go back!
Anonymous
Nov 27, 2009
Fantastic 'greasy spoon' cafe, very slick, very clean, have only been for breakfast but will try the lunches when I get a chance. I now arrange my pre-work business meetings here, proper English Breakfast either set or design your own and also Eggs Benedict which was delicious.
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