Guest information
The Harvest Table brings seasonal dining, lounge service and a physically hosted card lounge into one considered evening. This is a guide to the atmosphere and the available paths, rather than an operational timetable.
Arrive for dinner, settle into the lounge, and—where it suits your occasion—join a hosted card-room session around physical poker tables. Poker and card-lounge sessions are hosted in person at the venue only: there is no online poker or remote participation. The restaurant and lounge are connected parts of a real-world, hosted experience, with room to keep the night simple or let it unfold.
Guest information In person at the venue
01 / Hosted evening flow
Seasonal dining is the hospitality anchor. Lounge service and the card room can follow naturally, but they do not need to define every visit. Think of the sequence as an invitation to choose a pace that feels right for your evening.
Begin with the table and the pleasure of arriving into the room. Seasonal dining gives the evening its first rhythm: a considered setting, attentive hospitality and time for conversation to find its own pace. Dinner can be the whole plan, or the beginning of something longer. Either way, the intention is simple—settle in and be looked after.
Lounge service offers a relaxed interval around the meal, with space for conversation and a change of tempo. It is a social part of the venue rather than a separate destination to rush through. Guests may spend time there before or after dining, allowing the evening to remain easy, warm and unforced.
The card lounge is a physical, hosted setting within the venue, with poker tables and in-person poker evenings. Participation happens in the room, around the table and alongside the hosted atmosphere of the night. There is no online access, remote attendance or digital substitute for this part of the experience.
Offline-only experience: at the table, in the room, with the host.Choose your pace
Some guests come for dinner only; others let lounge time become part of a longer night. Group dinners and private gatherings can begin with a more considered conversation. Explore the Card Lounge for lounge context, or visit Private Dining when an occasion needs dedicated planning.
02 / Before you arrive
When reserving or making an enquiry, it is useful to share the broad shape of the evening you have in mind: a table-led dinner, a lounge-focused visit, or a group occasion. That context helps the right conversation begin without turning your plans into a fixed programme.
A table reservation is the clearest starting point when dining is central to your night. If you are considering lounge time as part of the experience, you can include that intention as context. It is a thoughtful way to begin planning, without assuming a particular arrangement.
Go to the reservation routeCard-lounge and poker sessions are hosted in person at the venue. The experience belongs at the table, in the room and with the host—there is no online poker and no remote participation. This keeps the focus on shared presence, hospitality and the real atmosphere of the evening.
For group dinners and private gatherings, the dedicated enquiry route is the right place to start a broader planning conversation. Share the kind of occasion you are bringing together and the intended rhythm of the night, from dining through lounge time where relevant.
Explore Private Dining
03 / Card lounge / guest guidance
The card lounge is a hosted social setting within The Harvest Table: a companion to dining and lounge service, shaped by people, physical tables and the atmosphere of the room. Guests are welcome to understand it as part of the venue, whether they are planning an evening around it or simply exploring what the house offers.
04 / Seasonal dining
Seasonal dining gives the evening its first rhythm: a considered table, attentive service and time to arrive into the atmosphere. It is the hospitality anchor for The Harvest Table, rather than a prelude that must lead elsewhere. Guests can enjoy the meal as a complete occasion, or allow the sense of arrival to continue toward lounge service and the card room.
05 / Private occasions
Group dinners and private gatherings can bring seasonal dining, lounge service and the in-person card-room atmosphere into one considered occasion. Rather than presenting a preset package, The Harvest Table invites guests to begin with the reason for gathering and the kind of rhythm they hope to create across the evening.
Use a private-dining enquiry when the evening needs planning around a group or gathering. It is the appropriate route for discussing an occasion that may move between the table, lounge and hosted atmosphere of the venue.
Plan a private gatheringFor a casual or individual dining plan, the reservation route remains the clearest place to begin.
06 / Decision guide
Choose the route that best matches the centre of your plan. Each path leads to more relevant context without asking you to decide every detail before you arrive.
When a table is the central plan, use the standard reservation route. It is the simplest way to begin an evening built around seasonal dining and the atmosphere of the house.
Reserve a tableFor a closer look at the physical card lounge, continue to the dedicated page. Sessions and poker tables are hosted in person at the venue only, never online or remotely.
Explore Card LoungeA group dinner or private gathering belongs on the private-dining enquiry route, where a more considered conversation about the shape of the occasion can begin.
Visit Private DiningFor remaining practical questions, visit the FAQ or use the Contact Us page to choose the most suitable route for your visit.
07 / Your evening
You do not need to map every part of the night in advance. Begin with the route that best fits your occasion, then use the Card Lounge, Private Dining, FAQ and Contact Us pages for added context. The Harvest Table brings seasonal dining, lounge service and in-person hosted card-room sessions together with room for your evening to take its own shape.
Guest entry
The Harvest Table welcomes guests aged 18 and over for card-lounge evenings. Please confirm that you meet this age requirement.
