Restaurant Menu · Bistro & Card Room
Lanter Nandlot brings an Australian bistro table into the atmosphere of a live, physical card room. This English-language Australian restaurant and offline poker destination combines a premium bistro with a dedicated card room, poker lounge and poker tables, so dinner, dealer-led table action and easy conversation can belong to one unhurried evening.
Australian dishes sit alongside hosted sessions, dealers and seats for casual and experienced players, from social table action to Texas Hold’em tournament nights.
Australian dishes offer a deliberate seated beginning to the night: a considered bistro pace before guests head toward the poker lounge, remain at dinner, or settle into the room around a poker night.
Steaks suit a more settled dining choice before Texas Hold’em or between table action, giving the evening a clear dinner moment before the dealer calls guests toward the card room.
Burgers keep dining easy and social while conversation moves between the poker tables and lounge. They belong naturally beside the tactile rhythm of cards, chips and a room in motion.
Share plates keep food at the centre of a group evening without pulling focus from company. They make space for table talk, a relaxed poker lounge mood and cards on felt nearby.
Desserts provide a calm closing course for guests staying with late table conversation and the final poker hands of an evening shaped by social table action.
An evening, your way
Before play
A dinner before a tournament night gives guests time to settle into the room before dealer-led Texas Hold’em begins. Australian dishes and steaks create a composed seated meal, then the transition toward a hosted session can feel natural rather than rushed. It is a simple way to make the bistro and the tournament night part of the same occasion.
At the felt
Share plates and burgers make the social table a natural place for conversation between poker hands. The dining energy remains close to the poker lounge without needing to dictate the room’s pace: guests can gather, watch the cards and chips move across the felt, or join the poker tables as casual players in an approachable setting.
After cards
Dessert, cocktails and wine extend the night after the cards are gathered, whether guests played or simply absorbed the lounge atmosphere. The card room welcomes casual and experienced players, while dining-only guests can stay for the warm social energy that follows a hand. There is room for the meal, the game and the conversation around both.
Card-room companion
The card room is a hosted, physical space where dinner can lead naturally to offline poker participation. Lanter Nandlot brings together a dedicated card room, poker lounge and poker tables with hosted sessions for casual and experienced players. Guests may dine, join a session, or simply enjoy the surrounding atmosphere as the evening shifts between plates, conversation and play.
High roller atmosphere
For guests seeking a more elevated room mood, the high roller table is a premium table experience within the same refined social setting. It is another way to experience the card room’s polished, intimate character.
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The late-night pour
Cocktails and wine provide a considered drinks route alongside bistro dining and the low-lit energy of the poker lounge. Their place is not to hurry an evening along, but to sit comfortably with conversation, warm timber and the quietly changing mood around the card room. Guests can shape an evening around dinner, socialising or the table action beyond it.
Cocktails can sit beside share plates and the changing rhythm of cards, chips and table talk. The room keeps these physical details understated: a glass on timber, green felt nearby, and a poker lounge that feels made for guests who want to stay close to the social current.
Wine creates a slower accompaniment to steaks, Australian dishes and the conversation that follows a tournament night. It supports the measured bistro side of the venue, before or after Texas Hold’em, without asking every guest to participate at a table.
A longer dinner has its own kind of table action.
Dessert and a final pour keep the evening open for guests lingering after a dealer-led session or a relaxed bistro meal. Both poker participants and dining guests can remain part of the social atmosphere.
Evening pathways
Choose an evening that starts with dinner, turns toward a group table, or follows the focused energy of a tournament night.
Dinner-led
For a dinner-led evening, Australian dishes and steaks offer a composed start before guests move into the poker lounge or stay to watch table action. Dining guests do not need to play to enjoy the bistro atmosphere; the room is equally suited to a focused meal, a gradual evening and conversation with the felt nearby.
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For a group gathering, burgers and share plates keep food in the centre of a more conversational night around poker tables. Cards and chips can remain an unobtrusive part of the room’s atmosphere while guests settle into social table action, bistro conversation and the easy movement between food and the poker lounge.
Tournament-led
For a tournament night, cocktails, wine and desserts help frame the social moments before and after dealer-led Texas Hold’em play. The rhythm of blinds belongs to the table, while the bistro gives guests space to gather around the wider evening: a meal before play, conversation after, or a relaxed place to take in the room.
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Poker nights and tournaments are hosted physical sessions in the dedicated card room, with dealers, blinds, cards, chips and seats framing the table experience. Buy-in is used as seat participation language for guests joining a session. For practical format information, continue from the menu to the dedicated poker pages rather than relying on a calendar or availability display here.
Explore each format before deciding how you want your evening to unfold.
Poker Nights
Poker Nights are the route for social offline poker, table action and guests seeking a hosted lounge atmosphere. The poker tables welcome casual and experienced players who want the room’s physical, conversational energy.
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Poker Tournaments are the route for Texas Hold’em formats, dealers, blinds and buy-in seat participation in a more structured tournament night. Discover the refined high roller table atmosphere as a premium table experience within the venue.
View Tournaments →Lanter Nandlot
Lanter Nandlot brings a premium bistro together with a dedicated card room and poker lounge. Australian dishes, steaks, burgers, share plates, desserts, cocktails and wine sit alongside hosted poker sessions with dealers, blinds, buy-in seat participation and social table action. Casual and experienced players can find their own rhythm, including the refined premium atmosphere of the high roller table.
Looking for a more structured table? Explore Poker Tournaments.
One venue, several ways to belong
Dining guests are welcome to enjoy the bistro atmosphere whether or not they join a poker table. Lanter Nandlot is a restaurant and offline poker destination designed to feel approachable for every kind of evening.
Poker guests can move through a hosted card-room experience shaped by dealers, blinds, seats, cards and chips. Buy-in refers to seat participation, with a dedicated card room and poker lounge welcoming casual and experienced players.
The strongest evenings make room for both: a meal, table action and conversation in the poker lounge, where premium bistro dining meets poker nights, tournaments and social play.
Lanter Nandlot
Lanter Nandlot welcomes guests aged 18 and over to our offline poker room and poker nights. Please confirm that you meet this requirement.
