Santa Fe Station’s steakhouse pairs beef and seafood with an extensive wine selection. The Charcoal Room also has a bar menu, giving visitors a choice between a full restaurant dinner and a smaller meal with drinks. Check current dining and bar menus before booking.

A relaxed café serving familiar American food across breakfast, lunch and dinner. Pancakes, egg dishes, burgers, sandwiches and comforting main courses provide options for different appetites. The Brass Fork also publishes a separate late-night menu, useful when the rest of your day runs late.

Pizza, wings, burgers and fries make Keglers Grill a convenient food break inside Santa Fe Station’s bowling centre. Soft-serve ice cream adds a sweet finish. Its position beside the lanes keeps a bowling party together while everyone refuels between games.

Chef Leticia’s family-inspired Mexican cooking includes empanadas, chiles rellenos, queso tacos and queso fundido with homemade corn tortillas. The cantina-style restaurant gives Santa Fe visitors a sit-down alternative to the food court, with enough variety for sharing starters before individual main dishes.

Santa Fe’s Oyster Bar serves cooked-to-order seafood, including pan roasts, gumbo and Mediterranean bass alongside oysters. New Orleans-inspired cocktails, wines and craft beers complement the menu. It is a focused seafood stop for diners who enjoy watching the preparation at the bar.

A crystal chandelier, plush seating and VIP booths give this central casino lounge a more dressed-up feel. The drinks line-up includes handcrafted cocktails and martinis, with bottle service available. Choose 4949 for meeting friends over drinks in the heart of Santa Fe Station.

Located inside Santa Fe’s bowling centre, this bar serves beer and cocktails beside the lanes. It gives bowlers somewhere to take a drinks break and lets non-bowling companions follow the action from the same part of the property.

Chrome combines a casino bar with Santa Fe Station’s intimate showroom setting. The venue hosts concerts and other live entertainment, with seating and drinks close to the performance space. Consult the event listing when planning a music night, as show admission varies.

Iguana Bar sits beside Santa Fe Station’s food court, making it a convenient meeting point around a casual meal. The operator highlights beer, cocktails and changing drinks promotions. It is a straightforward casino-bar stop rather than a separately ticketed entertainment venue.

Santa Fe Station’s indoor showroom for ticketed concerts and entertainment, with a changing programme of performers.

Watch the game on large screens while having a drink with friends at Santa Fe’s Sports Bar. Its sports-betting setting keeps the action close to the wagering area. Choose it when following a match is the main purpose of the drinks stop.