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A considered evening starts with the right enquiry

The Harvest Table is an Australian restaurant for seasonal dining, lounge service, group dinners and private gatherings, with a physically hosted card lounge, poker tables and in-person poker evenings as part of the venue experience. Start here when you are shaping an evening rather than seeking an instant confirmation. Poker and card-lounge sessions are hosted in person at the venue; there is no remote or online participation.

[ ENQUIRY DESK / DINING + HOSTED PLAY / VENUE-BASED ]

Step 01 / Route

Route your enquiry

Choose the conversation that best reflects the occasion. You can refine the detail in the form, but beginning with the right route helps keep the enquiry clear and considered.

Select an enquiry route 01 / DINING Dining enquiry Ask about a restaurant occasion shaped around seasonal dining, a preferred date, your party and the kind of evening you have in mind. 02 / LOUNGE Card lounge and hosted poker evening Ask about the card lounge, poker tables or hosted poker evenings. Sessions are held in person at the venue only, never remotely or online. 03 / GROUP Group dinner enquiry Share the outline of a dinner for more people, including the preferred date, approximate group size and the atmosphere you are hoping to create. 04 / PRIVATE Private gathering enquiry Begin a dedicated conversation about a private gathering, its purpose, the people involved and whether dining or lounge interest is part of the plan.

Venue-based

Seasonal dining can be the starting point, lounge service can set the pace, and a physically hosted card evening can be part of the same venue experience. Not every guest needs to take part in cards. Tell us what matters to your group, whether that is food, the lounge, poker tables or a considered combination.

Step 02 / Prepare

Bring the useful details

A few practical notes make it easier to describe the evening you are imagining without turning your enquiry into a commitment.

01

For seasonal dining and lounge service

Include a preferred date, the size of your party and whether you are picturing a focused dinner, a lounge-led pace, or both. Seasonal dining and lounge service can be discussed together, so a short description of the evening helps establish the right conversation. Those details frame an enquiry only; they do not confirm a table.
02

For the card lounge and hosted poker evenings

Name the evening you are considering and whether your question concerns the card lounge, poker tables or a hosted poker session. The card-room experience is physically hosted at the venue, including in-person card evenings. There is no online or remote participation, so venue-based context is the most useful place to begin when you write.
03

For groups and private occasions

For a group dinner or private gathering, share your approximate group size, preferred date and what you need the occasion to feel like. A group dinner can begin with a shared restaurant plan, while a private gathering may need a more dedicated conversation about purpose. You are welcome to mention lounge or card-room interest where it is relevant.

Step 03 / Enquire

Send an enquiry

Share enough detail to begin a useful conversation about dining, lounge service, a group dinner, a private gathering or a venue-based card-lounge evening. Your selected route appears in the form and can be changed at any time. For card-lounge enquiries, hosted poker sessions and in-person card evenings take place at the venue only.

An enquiry is not a booking confirmation or an availability statement.

Fields marked are required. Please provide the details that feel relevant; examples in the form are prompts, not requirements.

Your details

First name

Last name

Email address Use an address where a follow-up can reach you.

Preferred reply method Email remains the general contact path for this enquiry.

Your evening

Enquiry type

Preferred date An intended date is useful context, not a confirmation of availability.

Approximate group size A starting number is enough if your group is still taking shape.

Occasion or gathering notes

Dining enquiry selected: tell us about the restaurant occasion, your preferred date and the feel of the evening.

Your message

How can we help? For card-lounge questions, please remember that poker and card-lounge sessions are physically hosted at the venue only.

I understand this request begins an enquiry and does not confirm a booking or availability.

Venue-based / Offline only

Card-room enquiries stay venue-based

The card lounge is a physically hosted part of the venue experience, with poker tables, hosted poker sessions and in-person poker evenings. If that is part of your question, use the enquiry form to explain what you are considering. The experience is offline-only: there is no remote, virtual or online participation to arrange.

Lounge serviceAsk how lounge service might sit within the restaurant occasion you are planning, then add your preferred date and party context. Poker tablesAsk about poker tables as part of a hosted, in-person evening at the venue and describe the occasion you have in mind. Hosted card eveningsUse the form to ask about a venue-based card evening, keeping the intended date and group context clear.

Seasonal dining remains the hospitality anchor. You can frame an enquiry around a restaurant occasion, lounge service, card-lounge entertainment or a combination that suits your evening, without needing to promise a particular sequence.

Step 04 / Plan

Planning for more people

Group dinner

Group dinner enquiries

A group dinner is a shared restaurant occasion that benefits from early context about the people and the evening you are planning. Tell us the approximate group size, a preferred date and whether the mood is centred on seasonal dining, lounge service or both. That outline gives your enquiry a clear starting point without implying a set menu, arrangement or confirmed plan.

Ask about a group dinner

Private gathering

Private gathering enquiries

A private gathering deserves its own conversation about purpose and shape. Share why you are gathering, your approximate group size and the date you are considering. You can also mention whether the restaurant occasion may include lounge service or interest in the connected card lounge, while understanding that this is a request for information rather than a promise of arrangements.

Ask about a private gathering

A useful starting brief

When: Share a preferred date or a date range that would suit the occasion. It gives the enquiry useful context without making an availability claim.
Who: Include an approximate group size, even if the final list is still taking shape, so the scale of the evening is clear.
What kind of evening: Describe whether the focus is seasonal dining, lounge service, a card lounge question, hosted poker tables at the venue, or a considered combination.

Prepare before you write

Need a little more context first?

Review practical information first, then return when you are ready to make your enquiry more specific. These pages can help you understand the venue experience without replacing the conversation you may still want to begin.

Guest InformationPractical guidance for a visit and a useful place to begin before writing. FAQCommon questions about the venue experience, gathered in one place. Card LoungeExplore the physically hosted card-room experience at the venue only. Private DiningMore context for planning a dedicated occasion before you enquire.

Next step

Tell us what you are planning

Your enquiry can begin with seasonal dining, lounge service, a group dinner, a private gathering or a physically hosted card-lounge and in-person poker evening at the venue. Start with the part of the night that matters most, then include the rest where it is relevant. A clear outline is all that is needed to begin.

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