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Six Kitchens & Bars

The old town, plated.

From a beamed dining room to a Suffolk larder counter and a walled terrace bar, dining at Thistlewoodhall is its own reason to cross Angel Hill.

Good gaming deserves good tables. Six restaurants and bars wrap the casino floor at Thistlewoodhall, so an evening can move from a hand of blackjack to a plate of Suffolk lamb, from the roulette wheel to a glass on the terrace above the Abbey Gardens, without ever stepping back out past the ruins. Break between sessions for supper, or let the candlelit bar carry the night on.

01

The Granary Table

The signature dining room — Suffolk produce and slow-roasted game, served beneath oak beams.
Fine dining
02

The Copper Kettle Grill

A woodfired grill of Suffolk lamb and smoked charcuterie, with a long ale list.
Grill
03

Suffolk Larder

A cheese and charcuterie counter on the old market theme, cut to order.
Larder · Raw bar
04

Abbey Gardens Terrace

A walled terrace bar for a glass under the abbey ruins — the best sunset seat in Bury St Edmunds.
Terrace · Cocktails
05

The Angel Hill Tearoom

An all-day room for long breakfasts, cream teas and quick suppers between sessions.
All-day
06

The Thimble Bar

A late candlelit snug bar with a small stage, running past the last hand.
Bar · Live

Every kitchen keeps casino hours — a late table, a terrace bar that stays open past the last hand, and room service that reaches every room. Dining at Thistlewoodhall is part of the evening, not an interruption to it. Book a table when you reserve your room, and the front desk will fit it neatly around your sessions on the casino floor.

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