01 Visit / enquiries

Contact Gilded Card House

A table, a lounge evening, a gathering: begin with the shape of the night you have in mind. Gilded Card House is a contemporary Australian restaurant and modern architectural supper club, bringing chef-led dining, cocktails, social gatherings and a dedicated offline poker and card-lounge experience into one considered visit. If your plan is still taking shape, the team can help direct you towards the most suitable next step.

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02 Enquiry paths

Choose your conversation

Whether you are arranging a quiet meal, gathering friends around cocktails, considering the card lounge or shaping an occasion for guests, a little context helps make the first conversation more useful.

Dining

Dining and reservations

For chef-led dining, drinks or a supper-club evening, tell us the date you prefer, the number of guests and any dining context you would like considered. A reservation conversation can begin simply; those looking to plan independently can also read the practical guidance and common answers before getting in touch.

Explore Reservations and FAQ

Lounge

Poker lounge and card tables

Ask how an offline poker and card-lounge visit can sit alongside dinner, cocktails and a social evening. The lounge is an in-person, conversation-led part of the house, with the shared table and respectful company at its centre. The Poker Lounge page offers fuller experience detail and social etiquette context.

Visit the Poker Lounge

Gatherings

Private gatherings

Planning a birthday, a corporate gathering or another private group occasion? Share the occasion, an approximate group size and your preferred date. Food, cocktails and card-lounge atmosphere can be part of the conversation where appropriate, while the Private Events page provides broader information for hosts beginning their plans.

Explore Private Events
03 Before you write

Start with the shape of your evening

A useful enquiry need not be a long checklist. A few optional details help place your plans in context, while leaving room for the occasion to develop in conversation.

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Your preferred date

Include the date you are considering, or a small range of dates if your plans have some flexibility. Naming a preferred date and an alternate date gives the team a clear sense of the timing you have in mind.

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Your group

Share an approximate number of guests and whether you are imagining an intimate table or a larger social occasion. This helps frame a visit for diners, poker-lounge guests and private groups alike.

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The rhythm of the night

Let us know whether your interest centres on dining, cocktails, the card lounge or a combination of each. Dinner and the lounge can be parts of one social evening, and that simple note helps point your enquiry towards the right planning conversation from the outset.

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Anything worth knowing

There is space for the occasion, guest preferences or a question that will make the first reply more useful. A birthday or corporate gathering may be helpful context, but an initial message can remain as straightforward as you need it to be.

04 Write to us

Send an enquiry

Use this form to begin a conversation about dining, the card lounge or a private gathering. It is equally useful when a plan is still taking shape: share what you know and leave the rest open. If you would rather speak directly, call +61 2 8015 7642 or email [email protected].

Dates, group details and the rhythm you are considering are helpful context, not a test of how much planning you have already done. This form starts an enquiry; it does not complete or confirm a reservation.

You might include your date, group and the kind of evening you are considering.

05 Venue address

Find the house

483 Riley Street,
Surry Hills NSW 2010,
Australia

One evening, several reasons to gather

Gilded Card House brings together a meal, cocktails, conversation and a dedicated offline poker and card lounge in one social setting. If you would like a fuller sense of the dining room before writing, visit the Restaurant. For the lounge experience and its etiquette-minded atmosphere, begin with the Poker Lounge.

06 The experience

A considered night out

Some visits centre on one part of the house; others move naturally between the table and the lounge. These notes offer a sense of the social rhythm without prescribing how an evening should unfold.

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Begin around the table

Chef-led contemporary Australian dining gives a group a shared opening rhythm: a table of guests, good conversation and time to settle into the room. It can be the whole occasion, or simply the first part of a longer night shaped around the people you have brought together.

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Stay for cocktails and conversation

Cocktails offer an unhurried middle ground for friends meeting up, a birthday taking shape or colleagues gathering outside the usual setting. The emphasis stays on the company at the table and the conversation that gives a social evening its own pace.

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Continue in the card lounge

The dedicated offline poker and card lounge is an in-person, etiquette-minded setting for shared attention, physical tables and respectful company. Its social poker etiquette keeps the room conversation-led and welcoming for guests planning a considered evening. Read the Poker Lounge page for fuller etiquette and visit-planning information.

08 Direct contact

Ready when the plan is

When you are ready to start a conversation, call or email the team. A simple table, an evening that includes the lounge or a gathering with guests can all begin here. An approximate date and guest count are helpful, but they are never the only way to make the first move.