New Town, plated.

From a candlelit tasting room to a whisky den and a late jazz cellar, dining at the Lantern House is its own reason to book an evening in.

Great gaming deserves a great table. Six restaurants and bars wrap the casino floor at the Lantern House, so an evening can move from a hand of blackjack to a tasting menu, from the roulette wheel to a dram by the fire, without stepping outside. Break between sessions for dinner, or let the jazz cellar carry the night on.

Candlewick

The signature dining room — a tasting menu of Scottish produce, dealt out beneath low brass light.

Fine dining

Ember & Oak

A New Town grill of dry-aged beef, peat smoke and a deep whisky list.

Grill · Whisky

Kōhaku

A hushed room of Japanese small plates and a sake counter, open late.

Japanese · Late

The Brass Still

A whisky-and-cigar den in the old cellar — the longest single-malt list in the New Town.

Whisky · Cigars

The Vestibule

An all-day brasserie off the casino floor — long lunches, quick suppers, townhouse views.

All-day

Twelve Bells

A late jazz cellar with a small stage, running past the last hand.

Supper club · Live

Every kitchen keeps casino hours — late tables, a whisky den that stays open past the last hand, and room service that reaches every suite. Dining at the Lantern House is part of the evening, not an interruption to it. Reserve a table when you book your stay, and the concierge will thread it between your sessions on the casino floor.

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