What’s on
Market Basket Table
A relaxed tasting built around the changing character of market vegetables. Guests compare crisp, herb-dressed bites and discuss how texture, acidity and warmth shape a seasonal French plate, with the restaurant’s pale oak and soft lighting setting an easy pace.
The Brasserie Sketchbook
A sociable still-life session in the dining area, pairing simple drawing prompts with a composed arrangement of fruit, glassware and folded linen. Guests can sketch, share observations and enjoy a small seasonal dessert while the room’s ribbed glass and warm pools of light provide the scene.
Stone and Scent Salon
A guided sensory gathering exploring herbs, citrus peel and toasted notes through a series of small aromatic samples and matching kitchen bites. Conversation follows the ingredients from first scent to finished flavor, in a quiet dining setting of patterned stone, cream plaster and wine-red upholstery.
Ribbed glass catches the glow; patterned stone and cream plaster keep the architecture composed. Across the gaming floor, conversation and movement meet the steady rhythm of physical tables and machines. Dining sits nearby in a more relaxed pool of light.
