Reviews

Regency Cafe
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4.7 out of 5 stars

Daniel Suarez
Daniel Suarez

5 out of 5 stars

posted 4 months ago

This establishment offers a swift and authentic traditional British breakfast experience. While the cuisine was enjoyable, it lacked adequate seasoning, including salt. Nevertheless, the ambiance alone provides a unique experience. Founded in 1946, the venue's popularity was evident from the remarkable number of patrons, with queues extending outside the premises. We highly recommend a visit, and as we alwys say evethy is bettet share. We rate this establishment 3.5 out of 5.

Julian Rogers
Julian Rogers

5 out of 5 stars

posted 1 month ago

Great British food done well. Not complex menu that works. Well run, immensely busy at peak times but somehow everyone gets a seat. Expect to queue, order your food, pay then find a space. You may have to share with others. But somehow it all works. As a Brit I really appreciated proper bacon and butchers sausages, not general catering sausages. Black pudding, bubble and squeak, beans on offer too but I personally just wanted grilled tomato. Had tea and toast too. Would happily return. About a tenner a head (£10). Well worth it.

Alexandra Juarez
Alexandra Juarez

5 out of 5 stars

posted 6 months ago

I’ve traveled to London several times for the last 7 years and each time make sure to eat here. It’s the most delicious, no-nonsense English breakfast. Even over time, the prices remain reasonable. It gets quite packed inside, but the staff are efficient at keeping tables cleared and sending out food so you won’t have to wait too long. I look forward to a meal here anytime I’m in London.

Marta Szumiata
Marta Szumiata

5 out of 5 stars

posted 4 months ago

Traditional local British breakfast. Definitely worthy to come to try authentic food in London. Very good prices, much lower than everywhere else and you can adjust to your needs. Super nice people. Cozy interior, great atmosphere. All food you should try in UK as hash browns, black pudding, bread and butter pudding, pie, pasty, fish and chips (only on Fridays), fries, sausage, beans, grilled tomato, toasts, tea (very very strong), coffe, even burgers.

Alexandra Pauline
Alexandra Pauline

2 out of 5 stars

posted 3 weeks ago

The place had a certain charm, but overall I wouldn’t rate it highly. The food was mediocre at best, bacon quite chewy and the chips had no flavour and were small and greasy. Service is chaotic, you have no time to decide what you want as you have to order yourself at the till. Then go and sit at a cramped table with others only to have to fight your way back up the to till to collect your food. Surely they could bring it to your table? The condiments are really cheap and nasty considering the price you’re paying. The mayonnaise was terrible. Also the coffee cups were filthy with lipstick still stuck on. You can get a breakfast at Wetherspoons for half the price which is much better quality in my opinion, complete with Heinz condiments and table service. I definitely wouldn’t return or recommend.