Gaming at The Rialto
We are in the heart of the West End. Grosvenor Casino The Rialto is at 3-4 Coventry Street, London W1D 6BL, between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square, so you are only a short walk away from either Underground station. For central London, getting here is about as simple as it gets.
The casino operates 24 hours a day, every day. There are no late-night closing hours on the gaming floor. Whether you drop in at 2am after a show or late morning, our doors stay open.
On the main floor we run Roulette, Blackjack and Baccarat. These are the core table games you will see across all 53 Grosvenor casinos in the UK, and we offer them under the same UK Gambling Commission rules and licence conditions as the rest of the estate. This is regulated gaming in a building with a distinctive history.
The Rialto is not only about table games. We also operate as a bar, restaurant and events venue. Ticketed events are sold through platforms such as DICE, while the restaurant sits alongside the gaming floor instead of in a separate wing. In practice, this means you can move between gaming, food and drinks in one visit.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Address | 3-4 Coventry Street, London W1D 6BL |
| Opening Hours | Open 24 hours |
| Nearest Tube | Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square |
| Table Games | Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat |
| Phone | +44 20 7287 7887 |
Planning Your Visit
The single biggest thing to remember is ID. Visitors sometimes arrive without it and then need to resolve that with the team at the door. You must be at least 18 to enter, and we check this on arrival - a passport or UK driving licence with photo is usually accepted. Entry without valid ID is not possible.
Reaching us is simple. Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square Underground stations are both within a few minutes on foot. Once you are in the building, you can walk straight through to the gaming floor, bar and restaurant for standard access - you do not need to book ahead just to come in and play.
If you want to eat, reserving a table is recommended. Restaurant bookings are available through OpenTable under the name “Grosvenor Casino London Rialto”. For ticketed events, you should check DICE or our own venue listings in advance, as those operate on separate ticketing. If you prefer to speak to someone first, for example to ask about table availability or peak hours, call us on +44 20 7287 7887.
A practical point that applies here and in any other casino: set yourself a rough spend limit before you arrive, not when you are already at the table. It tends to make the whole visit more relaxed, and it is easier to stay in control that way.
For a first-time visit, the flow usually looks like this:
- Travel to Piccadilly Circus or Leicester Square Underground station.
- Walk to 3-4 Coventry Street - it is around two minutes from either station exit.
- Show your valid photo ID at the entrance.
- Confirm that you are 18 or over to access the gaming floor and bar.
- Head to the tables for Roulette, Blackjack or Baccarat.
- Visit the bar or restaurant before, during or after your gaming session.
- Check DICE or our own listings if you are coming in specifically for a ticketed event.
The Building Itself
The building itself has a history that predates the casino. The Coventry Street property opened in 1913 as a cinema. It was designed in a French Renaissance style. When you walk inside today, you can still see touches of that design - details that reference the original structure and give the space a different feel to a modern, purpose-built casino box.
Grosvenor added the building as part of its West End presence. Other London casinos in our group, such as The Victoria and The Park Tower, sit in very different types of buildings and areas of the city. The Rialto stands apart because of its architecture and heritage, not just because we say it does in marketing material.
The name also appears in the wider brand portfolio. In 2022, The Rank Group launched an online brand called “The Rialto”, which references this venue. That online service is separate from the physical casino on Coventry Street, but the connection in naming is intentional.
| Venue Aspect | Information |
|---|---|
| Original Use | Cinema, opened 1913 |
| Architectural Style | French Renaissance |
| Current Use | Casino, bar, restaurant, events |
| Online Brand Link | ”The Rialto” online brand launched 2022 |
| Local Authority | Westminster City Council |









