
about us
The traditional exquisite Italian food served at Regatta has been taken to a different level with our new contemporary menus. Try our NEW alternative to a la carte dining - We are charging One Price only of £21.50 for any 2 courses selected from the a la carte menu. Click to menus page The restaurant's interior reflects its true roots through the Venetian mask inspired decor and the wonderful regular live music evenings including everything from Music Hall, Jazz nights to Opera and Soul. Click to events pageOur Sunday lunches are a real treat at Regatta the set menu is only £16.50, with a special childrens menu of £7.95, you can choose from a set Sunday menu including the carvery of the day. Or try our specials board, which includes an amazing selection of fish dishes, which changes daily. At Regatta we cater for people with special dietary requirements and allergies, speak to Head Chef Adrian Webb who will cater for your needs.
The restaurant is suitable parties, anniversaries and for intimate small wedding parties, wedding breakfasts we can accommodate 100 guests.
The Regatta Gourmet Diner's Club. This free 'members only' club offers our regular foodies some special events and gourmet dining evenings featuring delicious regional specialities of Italy and Europe.
Regatta is a family run restaurant opened 18 years ago and has grown to be a monument in its own right in Winchmore Hill, and is one of London's oldest established Venetian Restaurants.
what our customers say
"Every dish is created with meticulous attention and detail of presentation. A fusion of tradition and fashion."
April 2011 Billie Josephs, Jewish Chronicle
"A lovely experience and value for money"
Feb 2011 Top Table
"Being discovered again by an army of foodies"
July 2010 London Eating Guide
"A Jewel in the culinary crown of North London"
June 2010 Top Table
"Superb, wonderful, fantastic"
June 2010 QYPE
"Simply the best Italian food in North London"
June 2010 Trip Advisor
"Regatta is a diner's paradise, perfect for a romantic evening or family simchas/parties."
Leon Symons, Jewish Chronicle
