Aspers Casino London Restaurant
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- The Aspers Casino is located in London, in the dynamic district of Stratford which was home of the Summer Olympics 2012. Aspers is the only Super Casino in the UK, with much to offer in the world of gaming and entertainment with 60 live gaming tables, Several slot and electronic machines and up to £20,000 jackpots.
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One of the best casinos in London is the Hippodrome, but Aspers Casino is definitely worth a visit as well. Several bars and restaurants The casino is big, so expect a lot of other visitors. 1000 visitors is no exception, although there will be less people because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Hitting the casino can be hungry work, but there’s no need to leave the building when you’re enjoying an evening at Aspers Casino. The casino’s sleek restaurant serves up both British and Asian dishes, all at a great price. There is no luck required in this part of Aspers.
Before you go:
Reg/Walk In: Walk in
Cashout at Machines: Coupon
Dress Code: Smart casual
Rewards Programme: Yes
Parking: Parking available from £2.50
Restaurants: Yes
Bars: Yes
Address: 312 The Loft, Westfield Stratford City, E20 1ET
Telephone: 44 208535636
Website:http://www.aspersstratford.co.uk/
Now this one really is the one club to rule them all. The first of the new types of casino licence to be operating under the 2005 Gambling Act – they were splashed across the papers as “Supercasinos” – although this is as close as you’ll get to Vegas style in the UK. Situated in the huge Westfield shopping centre in Stratford (as in East London, not as in Shakespeare) right next to the Olympic park, it is as well connected as you might expect, having been the centre of the world’s attention for a fortnight in 2012. There’s a bus station, tube station and rail access, as well as being a few minutes off the North Circular London ring road – although don’t mess about with the 20mph speed limit on the approach roads, they aren’t joking.
It’s not 100% obvious how to find it within the shopping centre, although reading the copious signs properly does indeed help – it’s on one of the upper floors, next to the (ludicrously well fitted out) cinema. There are actually several entrances, one direct from the car park, but the main one is an escalator from the level below.
Once you head inside, it’s a huge site, which has got a lot bigger in the last few months with an area absorbed into the casino to enlarge the humungous poker room. From the main entrance it’s a bit of a long thin type of site – at the entrance end are the cash desk, restaurant and Sky Bar (a great spot with a view of the Olympic stadium which is a cross between a bar and, late at night, a club) and then as you go through you hit the tables and the slots. Talking of slots, these new 2005 Act sites are allowed 150, and they take full advantage here at Aspers, with a huge variety of everything you’ve ever seen, heard of or hoped for, a great offer. They’re also stuffed full of Electronic Roulette, Punto, Blackjack and even a Dice option, which is always good fun.
As you head through towards the back of the site, you get to the other main bar, along with a huuuuuge tv screen tuned to sport – and even dog and horse racing in the daytime. Another benefit of the new type of licence is the fact that they can offer sports betting, and there are some kiosks if you fancy having a dabble while you’re there. Finally at this end of the casino there’s the aforementioned poker room.
Overall it’s an amazing site, ludicrously busy and quite – shall we say – vibrant on a Saturday night. You’re never too far from a West Ham shirt in the building, and there are seemingly hundreds of staff – our last visit was in the morning, with the cleaners buzzing around – not sure why, as the place was spotless already. They have so many of the details right as well – the multimedia screens around the casino were showing all the various promotions, and once their prize draw came up on the screens, the PA switched to a guy talking about the draw and how it worked and so on – you’d think it’d be standard for a casino to integrate things like this, but it’s the first time I’ve seen it done this well.
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If you’re into visiting casinos in the UK, you have to take a look at the Aspers site, it’s the first of the new licences and is a genuine leap forward.