The Refinery Regent's Place

Service was definitely not the bestThe breakfast was not up to standardI've had better coffee and pancakes at delis.

I'm always a sucker for a bottomless brunch option, so I recruited the girls to join me for bottomless Bellini brunch at The Refinery Regents Place. The

Comfortable setting. Simple breakfast of scrambled egg on toast plus boiled eggs and soldiers but done to very high standard. Will return soon. Great tea, coffee and service Voir le carte

This is the best restaurant in my area. The food is excellent for a lunch break. It becomes more lively at night with people drinking and dancing until midnight. Their selection of beer may not be as extensive as some pubs, but they offer cocktails and a great variety of wines. It is a bit pricey, but definitely worth it.

I had my birthday dinner at this restaurant and it was the perfect choice. It is conveniently located near my workplace so my colleagues joined me after work. The staff is very friendly and the cocktails are excellent. I had 15 guests with diverse backgrounds, so there was a variety of dishes to please everyone. I will definitely be returning!

I'm always a sucker for a bottomless brunch option, so I recruited the girls to join me for bottomless Bellini brunch at The Refinery Regents Place. The deal is bottomless drinks either Bellinis or **** Marys for an extra £15 over 2 hours of brunch. The Refinery is super close to Regents Park, but tucked in a square in an office complex near to Warren Street, so busy during the week Wednesday through Friday and quiet at the weekend. As one of the Drake Morgan chain I knew the food would be good! Voir le carte

I am not very familiar with Warren Street or the surrounding area, but last Saturday I found myself at The Refinery at Regent's Place. This modern bar and restaurant features a large outdoor seating area, making it stand out in the midst of office buildings. It is likely popular among the after-work crowd, as even on a Saturday evening there was a lively atmosphere. The interior is bright and airy, with floor-to-ceiling windows and a unique mix of furniture, including cozy armchairs with animal skin covers.

The Refinery at Regent’s Place is Drake Morgan’s latest addition to its restaurant collective. The popular restaurants have been popping up all over London and I have been mighty impressed by what I have tried so far. The Refinery takes a Scandinavian style across its slightly smaller than its sister venues, one-floor eating and drinking area. With wooden flooring and a chunky oak bar, the seating is laid out in comfort with relaxing laid-back chairs and whilst we visited, blankets and even hot water bottles if you fancy braving the outdoor seating later in the evening. Even though the space isn’t the biggest and the bar can get pretty full, we still felt separate enough from...read more

I am no stranger to Warren Street and Great Portland Street as my work place straddles between these two stations. Regents Place has changed a lot over the years with new eateries popping up and The Refinery was one of the latest additions to the local square. I work around the area 5 days a week so grabbing a bite to eat at lunch or Thursday/Friday drinks after work will always be a local one. For where it is located; it sure is a hit with the businesses within the square. They are definitely not short of customers considering each building is sky high with tens of thousands of employees; not to forget the visiting clients too! I walk past The Refinery every day…literally every single...rea... Voir le carte