what's on the table
The Dinner At The Mirage
A four-course menu is included with every ticket, served at your table or loge while the programme runs — classic, vegetarian, vegan or children's.
Check availability ↗The four menus
| Menu | Who it suits |
|---|---|
| Classic | the default four-course menu |
| Vegetarian | a meat-free four courses |
| Vegan | a plant-based four courses |
| Children's | a four-course menu for younger guests |
Four menus, noted at booking
Classic, vegetarian, vegan and children's menus each run to four courses, and which one lands in front of you is fixed by what you note on the booking, not chosen at the table — worth settling ahead of the night if anyone in your party has a preference.
Allergies and gluten-free needs
The kitchen accommodates allergens and a gluten-free requirement, but only when it's flagged on the booking note in advance — raising it for the first time at the table isn't the way it's handled here.
Four courses across the evening
Every menu runs to four courses, from the appetizer that greets you by 7pm through to dessert alongside the closing numbers — the exact dishes vary by which of the four menus you've chosen.
Served against the programme, not before it
Courses arrive timed to the evening's music rather than served in full before the orchestra starts, so dinner and the show run together for most of the night rather than one finishing before the other begins.
If your needs sit outside the four menus
The published menus cover classic, vegetarian, vegan and children's diets; anyone with a different requirement should raise it with the booking note directly rather than assume it can be handled at the table on the night.
Where you eat is where you watch
There's no separate dining room — the table or loge assigned to your booked area is where dinner is served and where you watch the programme, so there's no move between courses and the show.