Renfrewshire, plated.

From a signature dining room to a weavers' lounge and a courtyard grill, dining at the Gresley is its own reason to stop in Paisley.

Good gaming deserves good tables. Five restaurants and bars sit around the casino floor at the Gresley, so an evening can move from a hand of blackjack to a plate of Ayrshire lamb, from the roulette wheel to a dram by the fire, without leaving the building. Break between sessions for supper, or let the weavers' lounge carry the evening on.

The Cart Room

The signature dining room — Renfrewshire and West Coast produce, plated beneath tall windows over the courtyard.

Fine dining

Gauze Street Grill

A steady grill of Scottish beef and lamb, with a short, well-kept wine list.

Grill

The Weavers' Lounge

A slow room of oak, wool throws and a long whisky list, named for the old mill trade.

Whisky lounge

Boteh

A small-plates room built around the town's teardrop pattern, with dishes to match.

Small plates

The Courtyard Room

An all-day room opening onto the garden — long breakfasts, quick suppers, quiet afternoons.

All-day

The Nightcap Room

A late bar with a short stage, running past the last hand.

Bar · Live

Every kitchen keeps casino hours — a bar that stays open past the last hand, and room service reaching every suite. Dining at the Gresley 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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