The Regal Room

06/01/2026

Mahjong nights have officially begun at The Regal Room, and upcoming dates are already full.

Join the Insider List to be the first to hear when new dates are added.

Visit our website through our bio to sign up for 10% off your first cocktail 🍸

05/30/2026

Some places are about the drinks.

Some are about the people you share them with.

🍷✨

05/29/2026

Some nights are about more than dinner.

Live music drifting through the room. Candles glowing across the table. Cocktails made with intention. The people you want to stay awhile with.

That’s what we’re building here.

📍The Regal Room | Nolensville, TN

05/27/2026

Four new wines, now pouring. 🍷

Explore the latest additions to our wine dispenser—from bright, expressive whites to a refined Pinot Noir and a beautifully floral rosé.

Featuring:
Ethereo Albariño
Terroirs du Vent Viognier
Anne Amie Pinot Noir Rosé
Greenwing Pinot Noir

Stop in, taste through the lineup, and find your new favorite pour.

05/27/2026

05/26/2026

POV: you thought this was just a counting challenge… until Mahjong Night entered the chat 🀄️

5/31 is almost here and seats are filling quickly for our next Mahjong Open Play at The Regal Room

✨ Beginner lesson at 5PM
✨ Open play starts at 6PM

The Beginner lesson is full, but we still have spots for open play!

Registration officially closes THIS FRIDAY for the 5/31 event.
If you’ve been meaning to grab your spot, this is your sign 👀

Sip, snack, shuffle, repeat. 🍷🀄️

05/23/2026

One of the originals.

The Members Only has been on the menu almost since day one, and for good reason. Bold, smooth, and unmistakably Regal Room. Watch Dylan build one while Amanda gives the commentary behind the bar. 🥃

05/23/2026

Blind Wine Tasting Event is coming to The Regal Room on June 28th… so naturally, Dylan and I had to give ourselves a little preview. 🍷😂

A few blind pours, a lot of confidence, and very mixed results.

Save the date now — more details coming soon. Just know there will be mystery pours, questionable guesses, and a very high chance someone dramatically overexplains “notes of oak.”