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A Brasserie in the Glass

Tall arched windows and ribbed glass soften the daylight across cream plaster and dark timber. Wine-red upholstery brings warmth to the room, while the casino floor remains at its heart and the brasserie tables offer a quieter place to linger over seasonal cooking.

Physical gaming tables and slot machines beneath arched windows, with soft light on pale stone.

Wine-red lounge seating and dark timber tables in a quiet pool of warm light. — Wine-red seats and dark timber make a quiet corner, softly lit beside ribbed glass and pale stone.

The Season on the Plate

French brasserie cooking follows the market: tender vegetables, fragrant herbs, orchard fruit and the nutty edge of browned butter. A warm leek tart, roast chicken with thyme and a delicate poached pear make a simple, satisfying seasonal sequence.