A Brighton boozer (rumoured to be haunted) in the heart of Russell Square with a notably theatrical flair, Regency Tavern are known for their heart warming Sunday fare, bustilng atmosphere and loyal punters.

A Grade II listed building dating back to the 1700s, Regency Tavern is traditional yet embellished all at once. More of a baroque parlour room than a pub, Regency Tavern boasts all sorts of ornate wares. From a baby Grand piano and sprightly pink upholstery, leopard print furniture and dazzling chandeliers to golden gilded garms, this is notably unlike any other pub you've probably frequented. 

Popular with those theatrically inclined, Regency Tavern host regular pianists on rotation with genres ranging from classical to pop. Boasting a selection of cask ales, international wares and sumptuous Sunday roasts alike, Regency Tavern also have the liquid wares to boot. Regency Tavern is also Brighton pub that boasts an inclusion in Vogue's 'Secret Address Book'.