Regency Tavern - Carta

Came for a drag show brunch. What a brill time. Thai food was incredible . We had the drag Billie gold who was amazing. Such a great vibe. Staff lovely and constantly smiling and laughing. Will deffo book again .

We’ve become regulars in this one off of a pub. Hidden away in the top end of a lovely square, the staff are all friendly and welcoming. A great atmosphere and sunday lunch is a must. Check it out when you visit this wonderful city.

Hi, we went here and had: Spicy squid Chicken satay Thai fish cakes Pad cashew pork Duck red curry Prik nam pla And all of it was really excellent! I would definitely recommend this place. Also had a nice pint of bitter and a great glad of red wine with the meal Ver carta

Popped in for a drink when I was at a loose end staying in Brighton alone for a conference. I felt so welcomed and comfortable being here alone that I stayed for a couple more. Lovely friendly staff and customers alike. If I'm ever in Brighton again I'll be sure to return.

Hidden away in the corner of Regency Square, this great find is a haven of old style camp. Friendly staff serve up a delicious Sunday roast at a reasonable cost. There is cabaret on offer several nights week, with other entertainment also on offer. Give it a try. You will love it

When in Brighton we always come here. The pub is fantastic, camp and very welcomming. Tonight we had a Thai meal from the kitchen , which is the latest people to rent the space. Very oily but enjoyable. Dont let this put you off the awesome pub but maybe the food doesnt quite cut it. Ver carta

This pub was recommended to us whilst visiting Brighton. Made to feel really welcome on arrival, found us a table even though they were very busy. We both had roast beef and we were not disappointed. We look forward to a repeat Sunday visit as this is the only day they do food. Although if we are in Brighton during the week we have been told the entertainment is worth seeing,!

Popped in for a quick half pint at the end of a long day, as it's a stones throw from my hotel. Elegant pub. I realise the South of England is expensive, and on a three day holiday I was relaxed about paying the going rate (apart from Wetherspoons) of between £4.80 and £5.60 for pints of 6 7% real cider. But not £6 for a bog standard 3.7% Shepherd Neame bitter. Don't know how some pubs get away with it.

We arrived for a drag brunch which had been mis sold to us via another company. The owner and staff at Regency Tavern were lovely about it! They understood what had happened (it was not their fault, a separate bad actor is selling fake tickets through legitimate websites like Eventbrite) and they did everything they could to help sort things out. They managed to fit us into the drag brunch they had running that day (which was not the one we'd booked so we had to pay again, not their fault and advised us on getting a refund from the scammer). Be aware that it may not be possible for them to fit you into their show if you've also been a victim of fake tickets. The show was great, the Thai food... Ver carta