Bring your group together for a complete late-night ritual: modern grill dining, cocktails, conversation and optional card-room table action. The Gilded Parlourr is a premium Australian restaurant and dedicated offline poker destination, where a long table can naturally lead into the poker lounge.
Every group arrives with its own reason to gather. Start with the mood you want to create, then let dining, cocktails and card-room culture take their proper place in the evening.
A private grill table gives the occasion a food-first centre. Let a chef-led menu set a generous shared rhythm, with plates passing, cocktails finding their way around the table and conversation allowed to take its time. It is an easy choice for hosts who want the restaurant experience to stand fully on its own before considering anything more.
Explore the restaurant menuFor a group drawn to the felt, a hosted poker night offers a dedicated place for friendly offline poker around real poker tables. A dealer can help guide the flow, poker chips and hands keep the table tactile, and mixed experience levels can settle into a recreational, social pace. It is never real-money gambling: the point is company, clarity and a memorable table.
Explore poker nightsBegin with dinner and cocktails, then move into a poker lounge finish when the group is ready for table action. This blended route keeps the poker portion optional and tailored: some guests may stay with the conversation while others join the felt. For hosts imagining a tournament night, it creates an easy transition from the grill to the card room.
Explore the card room
The food programme is a reason to gather in its own right. A chef-led menu gives the event a generous opening act, built around grill texture, carefully composed plates and the easy theatre of dishes arriving at the table. Cocktails carry the conversation between courses, while the room keeps its late-night edge. Food and table action have equal editorial weight here, so guests who never pick up a card still have a complete evening to enjoy.
Let the table do what a good table does: make room for stories before the next hand begins.
Dining can be the full occasion, or it can establish the pace before a card-room gathering. Use the menu as inspiration for the mood you would like to set, rather than as a fixed private-event package.
View the MenuPrivate poker at The Gilded Parlourr is about shared hands, friendly competition and the ritual of gathering around a real table. It is offline poker: recreational, social and hosted in a card room designed for conversation as much as table action. There is no real-money gambling. Beginners can feel at home alongside regular players, with the focus kept on a welcoming pace, tactile cards and an evening that belongs to the group.
Texas Hold'em tournaments can be shaped as a recreational hosted format to suit the energy of your group. Where a format uses a buy-in, it is understood as an event-entry or seat concept rather than a monetary wager. Poker chips remain tactile table equipment, and the occasion stays centred on the hosted experience, the hands and the conversation around them.
A private event can move through a clear, host-friendly arc without feeling over-programmed. Dining, cocktails, late-night socialising and card-room culture can be arranged around your group’s preferred pace, then adapted as the night takes shape.
Guests arrive, settle in and begin the evening over cocktails and conversation, allowing the group to find its own rhythm.
The group comes to the table for a chef-led menu and modern grill dining moment, with food giving conversation a shared centre.
The host chooses whether to introduce the poker lounge, establish poker tables and begin table action as part of the blended evening.
A dealer guides social hands, blinds and a hosted tournament night format where that feels right for the group.
The group winds down in a way that suits the night, with the shared story—not a result—providing the close.
A strong enquiry begins with the reason for the night: a celebration, work gathering, birthday dinner, team social or a dedicated poker night. These are prompts rather than a fixed list. Private events work best when the host describes the group’s energy and what they would like everyone to remember.
A preferred date, group size, dining interest and any poker lounge or tournament night element all help shape the response. They give the conversation a practical starting point without guaranteeing availability, and make it easier to consider an evening that feels natural for your group.
The card-room component stays grounded in social offline poker. Where a hosted format uses a buy-in, it is treated as a seat or event-entry choice. House rules and the preferred pace of play can be discussed as the evening takes shape.
Private events can be built around dining, poker or both. The best starting point is simply the group’s occasion and preferred mood, then the card room can be considered as part of an evening that still feels unmistakably yours.
Hosted poker is an offline poker experience centred on recreational, social play and clear table guidance. A dealer can guide the pace of the table, help introduce the format and keep hands moving with an easy sense of hospitality. The emphasis is not on gambling or outcomes; it is on giving the group a real card-room ritual that feels approachable for people who know poker and people who are still finding their bearings.
Yes. Texas Hold'em tournaments may be part of a tournament night when that suits the group’s energy. If a format uses a buy-in, it refers to a seat or event-entry concept, not a wager. Poker chips and blinds can help give the table a recognisable structure, while the hosted format remains focused on recreational play, clear guidance and the sociable rhythm of hands around the felt.
That is exactly where a blended evening can work well. The card room can suit guests who already enjoy poker, while dining, cocktails and the atmosphere remain a full part of the occasion for everyone else. Some guests may follow the table closely, others may join later, and others may simply enjoy the social energy around it. The aim is a shared evening, not a room split into separate experiences.
Submit a private event enquiry with your preferred date, group size and the dining or poker emphasis you have in mind. A note about the occasion, menu interest, poker tables or a tournament night helps establish the right starting point. The details can then be discussed to find a suitable format for the group; an enquiry is the beginning of that conversation, not a confirmation.
Begin a private-event conversation with the details that matter to your group. Tell us how you imagine the night—dining, cocktails, card room or a blend of all three—and we can discuss a tailored direction. Your submitted preferences are an enquiry, not confirmation of an event date or format.
Your private-event enquiry has been received for discussion. Your date and event preferences remain subject to conversation.
The Gilded Parlourr is for guests aged 18 and over. Please confirm that you meet this requirement to enter.
