The Regent’s Bar and Kitchen

Located a stone throw away from Regents Park Open Air Theatre, I had an opportunity to try out a meal before I went to the open air theatre and ordered Beer Battered Fish & Chips (you have to order your food from the bar like a pub). The food arrived quite quickly (less than 10 minutes) which is good by all standards, but the plate was luke warm and not as hot as it should be, to be honest I’ve had better, fish was hot though but the chips were a tad cold and probably brought in and not made fresh on-​site and not very good in taste.
This place is only probably good for a drink if your thirsty whilst out and about in Regents Park.

Regents Bar and Kitchen is a beautiful restaurant. It’s is well lit and I love the light brown décor with the chalkboard menues. One section of the café is dedicated to my favorite… Cakes! You take a slice or two and pay at the till
You had to que to order. We came on New Years Eve it was rather busy, so the staff serving were not giving their peak performance — more «I’m over this shit!» I was glad to hear they do alternative milk. So I ordered a soya latte, which was alright.
The meal that I ordered was Beetroot and Mixed Grains salad with roasted beetroot, bulgar wheat, cous cous, lentils, quinoa, promegranets and rocket. Obviously being a salad it was cold-​but I was not in the mood for that so I asked the waiter if he can get it heated up, which they did and that meal came to LIFE for me. Seriously… best salad I’ve tasted in a restaurant outside the ones I make for myself. I love how the olive oil was infused in all those grains. Heavenly food! Expensive at £11 but well worth it. I had to go and thank the chef who received my thanks so well.
Regent Bar and Kitchen is one to come back to maybe on a less busy day next time.

Regents Bar Café sat in the middle of The Regents Park next to the inner circle, the café is set in nice grounds with plenty of tables outside some with umbrellas available. They also have the possibility of buying a picnic to take out into the park.
Inside you can either grab and go or order to a table, but you need a table first and it’s number. The inside was well lit and plenty of tables were available. There was a good choice of food available but it is a bit on the pricy side as it isn’t waiter service, I guess you are paying for the location. I had the tuna pizza which mentioned anchovy so when it arrived I was a bit disappointed to find there were no actual anchovies on it, I soon found out it was just anchovy oil. The food is tasty and the portion sizes are of a good size, the atmosphere is enjoyable and relaxing but I’d probably go elsewhere for the price.