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Whether you are planning a special dinner, organising a group meal, ordering takeaway, or asking about dietary options, the Regency59 team is here to help.
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Get in touch today and enjoy the warm hospitality and refined flavours that make Regency59 one of Abergavenny's welcoming dining destinations.
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Finding Us
Located inside the Kings Head Hotel in central Abergavenny.
We welcome locals, hotel guests, and visitors from across Monmouthshire.
Address & Contact
59-60 Cross Street, Abergavenny, NP7 5EU
01873 85996201873 853575[email protected]View on Google MapsAccess & Parking
- Central Abergavenny parking available nearby
- Convenient for guests visiting the Kings Head Hotel
- Accessibility: contact the team before visiting for access support
Public Transport
- Abergavenny Railway Station is a short journey from Cross Street.
- Central bus links make Regency59 easy to reach from the wider Monmouthshire area.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Find answers about Regency59 menus, bookings, takeaway, and dietary care.
Where is Regency59 located?
Regency59 is located inside the Kings Head Hotel at 59-60 Cross Street, Abergavenny, NP7 5EU.
Do you offer takeaway?
Yes. Regency59 offers takeaway so you can enjoy restaurant-quality Nepalese and Indian dishes at home.
What cuisines do you serve?
We serve traditional British pub lunches during the day and modern Nepalese and Indian fine dining in the evening.
Vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free options?
Yes. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are available. Please tell the team about allergies or dietary requirements before ordering.
Do you take table bookings?
Yes. You can book online through the website or call the restaurant directly.
What makes Regency59 different?
Regency59 combines a Michelin-trained chef, locally sourced ingredients, family-run hospitality, British pub lunches, and Nepalese and Indian evening dining.
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