The Regency Bar & Grill

The Regency Bar & Grill is a New York City option to consider when the priority is practical timing and a smart-casual setting. The verified details are limited, so the safest planning read is direct: use the confirmed hours and dress code, check directly with the venue for menu, service, reservation, price, accommodation details before making plans.

The listed schedule gives the room a broad daily window, with service beginning at 7 AM every day and running until late evening. That makes it useful when timing matters, but the available verified information does not establish a specific cuisine, chef, menu format, awards history, price point, or service style. Treat it as a practical New York City dining choice rather than as a page with confirmed culinary specifics.

Use it for timing flexibility, not for unverified menu claims

Stronger planning case is practical. The verified schedule runs from morning through late evening, with Monday through Saturday listed as 7 AM–10:30 PM and Sunday listed as 7 AM–10 PM. That flexibility may matter more than cuisine specificity, because the verified details here do not identify a narrow specialty or tasting format. If you are comparing other New York City options, you might also look at Piccola Cucina Uptown, Sopra, Vaucluse, Sant Ambroeus Coffee Bar, or Aureole depending on the kind of outing you want.

For a return visit, start with the time slot and occasion, then confirm the details that matter directly with the restaurant. The verified dress code is smart casual, so plan for neat, polished clothing. For anything more specific, including menu style, dietary accommodations, price, reservations, or the best time to go, rely on current information from The Regency Bar & Grill rather than assumptions.

Know Before You Go

• Good for: diners who want a New York City restaurant with verified daily hours from morning into the evening.
• Less ideal for: diners who need confirmed details on cuisine, chef, price, awards, or menu format before choosing.
• Booking difficulty: Not verified here; check directly with the restaurant for current reservation availability.
• Dress read: Smart casual is the verified dress code, so aim for neat, polished attire.
• Plan B: Use Our full New York City restaurants guide if the occasion needs a more specific cuisine or price target.