Timeless in its beauty and stylishness, Sinclair's offers an impressive dinner menu and wine list. This restaurant is perfect for a romantic dinner for two or celebratory dinner for many. Named for Lee W. Sinclair, one of the original owners of West Baden Springs Hotel. Sinclair brought sophistication to southern Indiana and transformed the hotel into a slice of European elegance in America. Located just off the atrium.

Call (812) 936-5579 or click for reservations.

Gather a small group of family, friends or business associates together to celebrate those special moments in Sinclair’s Private Dining Room. Located in West Baden Spring Hotel, this intimate dining venue seats up to 20 in comfort and luxury. Select from a custom menu of Sinclair’s best entrees and desserts served in the seclusion of your own private dining room.

This is the hot spot for drinks, great food and live music. The large electrical switchboard that once powered the French Lick Springs Hotel is the focal point of this lounge. Here, you will find delicious appetizers, salads, burgers, sandwiches and mixed drinks. On Fridays and Saturdays, catch live music with everything from rock to pop, jazz, funk and disco. Located on the lower level near The Grand Colonnade Restaurant.

Contact Power Plant directly: (812) 936-5580.

Begin your day with a delicious breakfast buffet in the former ballroom where FDR gained support for his presidential nomination in 1931. Resort guests 5 years and under dine for free, and resort guests ages 6-12 dine at half price with an adult. The Grand Colonnade prepares a bountiful selection of breakfast favorites daily, and on Sundays, be treated to a traditional brunch.
Contact The Grand Colonnade directly: (812) 936-5545.

Café Sinclair's features a varied menu from a simple bowl of fruit to classic eggs Benedict for breakfast. The Café is a sophisticated and refined location for a luncheon or quiet rendezvous. Located in the hotel’s original dining room with Sinclair’s Restaurant, just off the atrium behind the fireplace.
Contact Café Sinclair's directly: (812) 936-5579.

Hagen’s is clubhouse dining with a panoramic view of our Donald Ross Course. The restaurant is named for legendary golfer Walter Hagen, who won the 1924 PGA Championship at this course. The menu features soups and salads to steaks and seafood. Guests can also sit at the expansive bar where gangster Al Capone was believed to have carved a message. Just don’t sit in the wrong seat!
Contact Hagen's directly: (812) 936-5550.

Located just off the gaming floor, Casino Park Grill is a convenient stop for a quick-serve breakfast, lunch or dinner. The restaurant’s baseball theme comes from the era when a handful of Major League Baseball teams conducted spring training at French Lick and West Baden Springs from 1907 through World War II. One of the parks where they played was in the area where French Lick Casino stands today.

Contact Casino Park Grill directly: (812) 936-8077.

Located off the French Lick Springs Hotel lobby, the French Lick Mercantile Co. serves Starbucks coffee, hand-dipped ice cream and a range of grab-n-go food items. The Mercantile is also stocked with sundries, like all those easily forgotten toiletries, as well as resort memorabilia and souvenir items.
Contact French Lick Mercantile directly: (812) 936-8002.

Enjoy a fine dining experience within the comfort and convenience of your guest room or suite. The in-room dining menu has a wide variety of snacks to entrees for breakfast, lunch and dinner.