Call the venue for a direct conversation about dining, the card room, or the shape of your in-person evening.
Contact / 01
Begin with the evening.
Contact Luck and Lantern to plan dining, poker, or both parts of one considered evening. Food and offline poker sit together here as two curated acts, experienced in person at the restaurant and card room.
02 / Direct
Direct venue coordinates
For a written enquiry, tell us whether your visit centres on dining, poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, high roller programming, or a combined evening.
18 Lantern Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
This Melbourne venue is where the restaurant and the in-person offline poker programme take place.
03 / Your note
What to include
One clear note gives the venue a useful starting point. Choose the part of the programme that matters most, then add only the context that helps shape the conversation.
01
Dining plans
Let us know whether food is the central part of your evening or one act within a wider programme. A short note about the dining moment you have in mind is enough; the conversation can then stay focused on how you would like the visit to feel.
02
Card room and poker tables
If your enquiry concerns the card room or poker tables, name that directly. Offline poker at Luck and Lantern is hosted in person at the venue, so describing the kind of physical evening you are considering helps keep the enquiry grounded and useful.
03
Texas Hold’em tournaments
When Texas Hold’em tournaments are the reason for your note, include the programme name in your message. Availability and programme details should be confirmed directly with the venue; this contact route is the right place to begin that in-person conversation.
04
High roller programming
If high roller programming is relevant to your planned evening, say so plainly. The venue can understand the programme strand you are asking about without assumptions about timing, access, or the shape of the evening you are considering.
04 / Programme
One evening, two acts
Dining
The restaurant is an intentional part of the evening, not a pause around another activity. Gather around food before, alongside, or as the opening movement of your visit. The point is a considered physical programme: a table, a conversation, and room for the evening to develop at its own pace.
Second act
Offline poker
The card room continues that programme in a different register. Poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, and high roller programming are all discussed as part of a physical venue experience. Every poker activity is hosted in person at Luck and Lantern, with the room and its table allocation at the centre of the conversation.
When you want help connecting both acts, use the direct details above or send a concise enquiry below. The venue can begin with the programme strand that matters most to your visit.
05 / Offline poker
A physical venue programme
Every poker activity is hosted in person at Luck and Lantern’s venue. The card room and poker tables belong to the same physical setting as the restaurant, giving each enquiry a clear place and context.
A buy-in means only a chips-only table allocation. If you need programme-specific clarification before arranging an evening, contact the venue directly and keep the enquiry focused on the in-person experience.
Poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, and high roller programming are topics the venue can discuss for a physical visit. Ask about the programme strand relevant to your evening rather than assuming a particular arrangement.
06 / Melbourne
At the venue
18 Lantern Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Dining and offline poker take place at this physical venue. Verify the destination before travelling, then contact the venue if you would like to connect the two parts of your evening.
Contact the venue when you want to coordinate food with card room activity. Mention poker tables or Texas Hold’em tournaments if they are part of your intended evening, while keeping the note open to the programme conversation rather than assuming a specific arrangement.
For high roller programming or other offline poker questions, call, write to [email protected], or use the form below. Programming is hosted in person at the venue and can be discussed in that physical context.
07 / Enquiry
Send an enquiry
Use this form to start a practical conversation about dining, offline poker, or a combined evening at the venue. Include the programme strand you are considering and any useful visit context, so the message begins with a clear sense of the physical evening you want to plan.
08 / Direct route
Choose your direct route
For an in-person venue visit, dining, card room activity, poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, and high roller programming can all begin with a direct conversation. Offline poker is discussed as part of the physical programme at Luck and Lantern.