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Five Kitchens

Nottinghamshire, plated.

From a signature game-and-forage room to an ale-and-spirits lounge and a late folk-song supper club, dining at Sherwood Hall is its own reason to cross into the Lace Market.

Great gaming deserves great tables. Five restaurants and bars wrap the casino floor at Sherwood Hall, so an evening can move from a hand of blackjack to a forage-led tasting menu, from the roulette wheel to a dram by the fire, without ever leaving the old warehouse. Break between sessions for supper, or let the late folk-song set carry the night on.

01

The Greenwood Room

The signature dining room — game, forage and Nottinghamshire produce beneath restored ironwork.
Fine dining
02

Stoney Street Grill

A Lace Market chophouse of dry-aged beef and a deep cask-ale list.
Grill · Ale
03

The Caves

A candlelit room cut into sandstone below street level, for late plates and long tables.
Below ground · Late
04

The Sheriff's Bar

An ale-and-spirits lounge with a rare-whisky list, just off the casino floor.
Whisky · Ale
05

The Weaver's Table

An all-day room named for the old lace trade — long lunches, quick suppers, warehouse views.
All-day
06

Midnight Ballad

A late folk-song supper club with a small stage, running past the last hand.
Supper club · Live

Every kitchen keeps casino hours — late tables, an ale lounge that stays open past the last hand, and room service that reaches every suite. Dining at Sherwood Hall 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 casino floor.

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