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Six Kitchens

The fens, plated.

From a signature dining room styled on the cathedral crypt to a smokehouse and a bar named for a booming fen bird, dining at the Fenland is its own reason to cross the causeway.

Great gaming deserves great tables. Six restaurants and bars wrap the casino floor at the Fenland, so an evening can move from a hand of blackjack to a tasting menu, from the roulette wheel to a slow cognac, without ever crossing the car park. Break between sessions for supper, or let the late room carry the night on.

01

The Waterside Room

The signature dining room, styled on a cathedral crypt — a tasting menu of Fenland produce and quiet precision.
Fine dining
02

Eel Row

A smokehouse built around fenland eel and dry-aged local beef, cured and smoked over reed and applewood.
Grill · Smokehouse
03

Bittern's

A low-lit bar named for the booming call of the fen's shyest bird — a long list of gins and a slow-turning fire.
Cocktails
04

The Fen Ferry

An all-day kitchen off the casino floor, named for the old Ouse crossing — long lunches, quick suppers, water views.
All-day
05

Withy Row

A garden terrace under willow and osier — light plates and something cold, weather allowing.
Terrace · Seasonal
06

Curfew

A late supper club with a small stage, named for the bell once rung to mark the end of the day — running past the last hand.
Supper club · Live

Every kitchen keeps casino hours — a bar that stays open past the last hand, and room service that reaches every suite. Dining at the Fenland is part of the play, not an interruption to it. Reserve a table when you book your stay, and the concierge will thread it between your sessions on the Nave Floor.

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