Private events at Dealand Hearth

Bring your people. We’ll set the table.

Dealand Hearth brings shared meals, crafted drinks and considered gatherings together in a refined, contemporary setting. Enquire about private dinners, celebrations, team gatherings or a card-room occasion at our independent Australian restaurant, offline poker venue and welcoming card room.

In-person hospitality

Gather for table service, dining and a social card-room setting—not online play or a casino experience.

Guests gathered at a warmly set restaurant table with a subtle card-room detail

Occasions, gathered around the table

Start with the reason you’re bringing people together.

From a restaurant-first meal to a hosted evening that includes the card room, each enquiry begins with the kind of occasion you have in mind. Tell us the shape of the gathering and we can begin with an appropriate next conversation.

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Corporate events

Bring colleagues together around food, drinks and conversation in a composed, welcoming setting. Whether the occasion is a simple chance to reconnect or a more considered work gathering, start by sharing the tone you hope to create. We can talk through the proposed occasion from there.

Plan a corporate event
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Birthday celebrations

A birthday can be shaped around a good table, shared plates, crafted drinks and time with the people who matter. Tell us whether you are marking a milestone or gathering for something more low-key, along with the details that will help us understand the occasion.

Celebrate a birthday
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Team nights

For teams looking for a social change of pace, an evening may begin with dining and continue with conversation or optional time in the card room. Where poker is part of the plan, it is live, in person and offline—always secondary to an easy, hosted gathering.

Discuss a team night
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Group dining

Group dining is the restaurant-first option for organisers who want attentive table service and a relaxed shared meal. Poker does not need to be part of the plan. Include your preferred date and guest number so your dining enquiry can be considered in useful context.

Enquire about group dining
Offline Texas Hold’em

Private poker tournaments

Private poker tournaments offer an in-person, social Texas Hold’em element for groups wanting to include the card room in a hosted gathering. Practical details, participation expectations and current information are confirmed directly with the venue, so your enquiry is the right place to ask what is relevant to your group.

Ask about private poker
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Dinner and poker experiences

Pair restaurant dining and crafted drinks with a relaxed transition into live poker at the venue. It is an occasion built around pacing, conversation and the tactile pleasure of gathering in person: a table first, then an optional card-room moment when that suits the group’s plan.

Explore dinner and poker

A tailored starting point

Special occasions begin with the details you know.

Whether the occasion falls outside a neat label or needs a little more context, begin with your preferred date, guest number and priorities. That first outline does not promise a package or arrangement; it simply gives the venue a clear place to begin.

Tell us about your occasion
A quiet warmly lit dining room with set timber tables and forest-green seating

A room with appetite and atmosphere

A gathering can feel generous without feeling overdone.

Warm tables, considered table service, food arriving to share and crafted drinks all make room for unhurried conversation. Dealand Hearth is refined and contemporary without being remote: a restaurant setting intended for people who want to sit down well, settle in and give an occasion its own rhythm. The detail is experiential rather than prescribed, leaving organisers space to describe the kind of evening they hope to host.

A gathering can remain centred on dining from first glass to last conversation. Where it suits the occasion, it can also change pace toward a social card-room moment. Poker is optional, in person and offline, so the evening stays grounded in the easy hospitality of being together rather than any fixed sequence or expectation.

Good food, a well-set table and time for your people.

Dinner, then the deal

One occasion, thoughtfully paced.

A dinner-and-poker experience is a considered possibility for groups who want restaurant hospitality and live card-room play to sit naturally in the same evening.

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Begin around the table

Start with time spent dining, sharing conversation and settling into the occasion. Restaurant dining and crafted drinks provide a hospitable opening, without imposing a menu, seating plan or timing on the group before the details have been discussed.

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Move into live, offline play

When poker is part of the plan, the gathering can turn toward live, offline Texas Hold’em in the card-room setting. It is an in-person activity, not online play, and current arrangements are best discussed directly with the venue before plans are made.

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Keep the evening social and considered

The focus remains shared participation, good company and clear expectations rather than high-stakes imagery or outcomes. Responsible participation matters, and organisers are welcome to include practical questions in their enquiry so the conversation begins with the right context.

Enquire about dinner and poker

What we’ll help you shape

Bring a few useful notes. We’ll take it from there.

A first enquiry need not be fully formed. These are the practical threads that help describe an occasion clearly, without turning it into an overwhelming checklist.

The occasion

The occasion and its pace

Share what you are celebrating or bringing people together for, and whether the gathering feels dining-led, poker-led or a combination. Corporate events, birthdays, team nights and special occasions can all begin with a simple note about the mood and pace you have in mind.

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Preferred date and guest number

A preferred date and estimated number of guests help the venue consider an enquiry in context. These details are useful planning information, not a booking confirmation. If your plans are still moving, share the best outline you have when you write.

At the table

Food, drinks and table service

Let us know the kind of dining moment you are picturing, from a relaxed group meal to a longer hosted evening with crafted drinks and table service. General notes about what matters to your group can help make the first conversation more useful and appetising.

Card-room notes

Poker preferences and questions

For a private poker tournament or dinner-and-poker experience, mention your interest in live offline Texas Hold’em and any practical questions for the team. There is no need to supply unnecessary personal information; current details can be clarified directly and responsibly.

Read poker guidance

Planning with a clear hand

A simple route from first thought to next step.

A brief outline is enough to begin. The enquiry form asks for the practical details that help frame a gathering without presenting plans as automatic or confirmed.

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Send the outline

Share the core details of your gathering: event type, preferred date, guest number and what you have in mind. The form is designed for an initial outline, so you can begin with the information you know rather than waiting for every detail to be settled.

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Talk through the occasion

The team can respond to discuss the enquiry and the details relevant to the proposed gathering. This is the point for the practical context that helps make sense of your plans, without implying availability, exact arrangements or a predetermined package.

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Confirm the right next step

Dining details and, where relevant, offline poker information can be clarified directly before plans are confirmed. Check the latest venue information before attending, particularly where poker is involved, so the occasion proceeds with current, clear expectations.

Private poker, kept social and responsible

Clear information helps everyone enjoy the occasion.

Live poker at the venue

Private poker interest at Dealand Hearth relates to in-person, offline Texas Hold’em in the context of our welcoming card room. It is not online play. As an independent Australian restaurant and offline poker venue, we keep the restaurant identity present: hospitality, conversation and a well-considered gathering come first for newcomers and experienced players alike.

Ask before you plan around it

Poker arrangements, participation expectations, tournament entry or buy-in information, and current venue details should be discussed directly with the team before attendance. This makes space for responsible participation and lets organisers ask practical questions that matter to their group. Check the latest information rather than relying on assumptions made while first planning the event.

Ask about private poker responsibly

Tell us about your gathering

Begin with the shape of the occasion.

Share the details you have and the priorities that matter to your group. The more helpful context you provide, the easier it is to begin the conversation. Fields marked required need completion before the enquiry can be sent.

Include the number you would like us to use.

A preferred date helps frame the enquiry; it is not a confirmation.

A few useful details are enough to begin.

Any poker-related participation, buy-in or current event information should be confirmed directly with the venue before attending. Dealand Hearth supports responsible participation.

Bring the first details. We’ll begin there.

Whether you are planning group dining, a birthday, a corporate event, a team night, a private poker tournament or a dinner-and-poker occasion, begin with the details you know. A simple outline in the enquiry form is enough to start a welcoming, restaurant-first conversation about your gathering.

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