Historic Vibe
Established in 1676 with over 300 years of community heritage. Enjoy our cosy rear beer garden complete with heating lamps, a covered smoking area, and a quiet seating area.
Est. 1676 · Chertsey, Surrey
About Us
One of Chertsey's historic public houses — serving locals and travellers for over three centuries, with live big screen sports, great food and lively events.
1676
Established
300+
Years of heritage
7
Days of fresh food
Sky & TNT
Big screen sports
Welcome to The Prince Regent
What We're About
Located on Guildford Street, we combine traditional hospitality with modern sports viewing, freshly prepared food, and community-focused events.
Live Big Screen Sports
Catch every moment on multiple big screens featuring Sky Sports and TNT Sports for all major fixtures and match-day packages.
Great Food & Drink
Freshly cooked food 7 days a week from 12:00pm till 10:00pm — Indian cuisine, an All-Day Breakfast, pub classics, pizzas, traditional grills, real ales and cocktails.
- ✓ Live Sky Sports & TNT Sports
- ✓ Indian & British cuisine
- ✓ Family-friendly dining
- ✓ Community events
- ✓ NHS & Blue Light discounts
- ✓ Private event hosting
Events & Nightlife
Your Week at The Regent
- ThursdayKaraoke Night7:00pm – late
- SaturdayResident & guest DJs — club classics, house & R&B9:30pm – late
- SundayTraditional Sunday Roast & Quiz NightQuiz from 7:30pm
- MonthlySoul Sundays — Motown classicsFrom 7:00pm
A House of History Since 1676
Our History
Established circa 1676 and originally known as The Portcullis, The Prince Regent has welcomed guests for over three centuries. Rebuilt around 1725, it became a coaching inn on the Chobham to London route — and today it proudly continues that legacy as a place where history and hospitality come together for the local community.
1676The Portcullis opens its doors
Established circa 1676 and originally known as The Portcullis, the house begins welcoming travellers and locals in Chertsey.
c.1725Rebuilt as a coaching inn
Rebuilt in the Georgian era, it became a coaching inn on the Chobham to London route — a busy stop on the road to London.
1843The railway arrives
The arrival of the railways ended the coaching era — but the tradition of hospitality remained.
TodayThe Prince Regent
A proud part of Chertsey's heritage, where stories have been shared for generations over great food, drinks and live sport.
