Restaurants and bars

The food, in order of appearance

The wine list stays close to home, the spirits list does not, and both are priced without theatre.

New England · $$$$

The Ledger

Thirty-six seats, a menu that names every farm, and a bill that itemises everything including the bread.

Cocktails · $$$

Green marble, brass, and a list of twelve drinks with the exact specification printed beside each.

All day · $$

The old staff dining room, still with the long tables. Honest food at honest prices.

Wine bar · $$$

Forty wines by the glass, every one of them measured in front of you.

Coffee & bakery · $

Coffee, scones and a cardamom bun that the whole block queues for at eight.

Practical

Every kitchen keeps an allergen matrix at the pass and every menu is available in large print. Tell whoever seats you and they will tell the kitchen.

Welcome everywhere except the gaming floor and the bars after 8 PM. There is a proper children's menu rather than three fried things.

Full vegetarian and vegan options at every venue, not a single substitution, and gluten-free bread made rather than bought in.

There is no dress code anywhere. We ask for smart dress in one room late in the evening and we ask it kindly.