00 / Terms

Terms and conditions

These terms set out the general conditions for visiting Luck and Lantern and taking part in its dining and offline poker programme. Food and poker are presented as two curated parts of one physical evening. Please read this page before arranging a visit, discussing a table, or considering programme participation.

01 / Venue

Using the venue

01.1Shared evening

Shared evening environment

Luck and Lantern brings dining and offline poker together in one shared physical environment. The restaurant, card room, and poker tables are connected parts of the venue programme, and each deserves the same consideration. Visitors are asked to engage with the part of the evening they are attending in a way that respects nearby guests, staff, dining service, and programmed activity. A visit should support the calm, cultural setting of the venue rather than interrupt another guest’s meal, conversation, table, or card room experience.

Connected spaces

01.2Conduct

Visitor conduct

Guests, participants, and accompanying visitors are expected to act considerately, lawfully, and safely while at Luck and Lantern. Please follow reasonable directions from venue staff and be mindful of the dining room, card room, poker tables, and other visitors. Behaviour that disrupts the shared setting or programmed activity may affect a visitor’s access to the relevant part of the venue. These terms do not replace ordinary courtesy; they describe the practical standard expected across an in-person evening.

Shared space

01.3Programme

Programme changes

A curated evening programme may be adjusted when venue operation or programming requires it. This can relate to dining service, the card room, poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, or high roller programming. Luck and Lantern does not promise a particular schedule, format, or outcome through this page. Visitors planning around a programme element should seek current venue information before attending by contacting [email protected].

Current information

02 / Dining

Dining and table arrangements

02.1Dining

Dining arrangements

Dining visits are arranged with Luck and Lantern and form part of the broader evening experience at the venue. When contacting the restaurant about a table, visitors should provide accurate details so the current arrangement can be discussed clearly. As no particular reservation process is set out here, this page does not promise availability or describe any separate arrangement. For a direct conversation about a dining visit, call +61280156493.

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02.2Dining / poker

Table requests and programme context

A dining request may be discussed alongside the card room or poker programme, while dining and offline poker remain distinct parts of the evening. A dining table does not, by itself, include card room access or programme participation. Visitors who would like to plan around poker tables should make their intended evening clear when they contact the venue. This helps keep dining conversation and offline poker programme context precise without assuming that one arrangement automatically provides another.

Dining / poker

02.3Plans

Changes to visit plans

If dining or evening plans change, contact Luck and Lantern directly so the venue can address the current arrangement. Keep the message practical: explain the planned visit and the part of the programme that is relevant. The venue can then provide current information without this page promising changes, holds, confirmations, or a particular response time. Use email or telephone for terms-related planning questions.

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03 / In person

Card room and offline poker

Poker activity at Luck and Lantern is hosted in person at the venue. This applies to the card room, poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, and high roller programming. References to poker on this site describe physical venue activity within the wider evening programme. They do not describe a remote service. Visitors should plan to attend Luck and Lantern in Melbourne for any poker-related programme activity.

18 Lantern Lane
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia

03.1 / Definition

Buy-in

A “Buy-in” means only a chips-only table allocation. This definition applies wherever the term is used in connection with poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, or high roller programming. It is provided to keep participation language plain and consistent, without adding mechanics, values, or conditions that are not stated on this page.

03.2 / Participation

Programme participation

Card room participation is part of Luck and Lantern’s offline poker programme and should be approached with consideration for the shared setting and venue terms. Poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, and high roller programming are programme strands that may be discussed directly with the venue. This page does not promise a seat, a particular format, or a specific event schedule. For current context before attending, contact [email protected].

04 / Programme

Texas Hold’em tournaments and high roller programming

Programme information

Texas Hold’em tournaments and high roller programming form part of the offline poker programme offered through the card room and poker tables. Every poker activity is hosted in person at Luck and Lantern. Programme details should be understood as current venue information for planning an evening, rather than a promise of dates, frequency, participant numbers, standings, or outcomes. Visitors who are considering these programme strands should confirm the relevant in-person context directly with the venue before attending.

Table allocation language

Where a Buy-in is referenced for a tournament, high roller programme, or poker table, a “Buy-in” means only a chips-only table allocation. The term does not expand into any other concept through these terms.

04.3Current arrangements

Plan with current information

Before attending for Texas Hold’em tournaments, high roller programming, or poker tables, contact Luck and Lantern for the current in-person programme context. A direct question can help visitors plan the right physical evening without suggesting that contact guarantees placement or a particular response. Use the supplied venue routes for a clear, informational conversation.

[email protected]+61280156493

18 Lantern Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

05 / Care

Care, conduct, and venue directions

05.1Shared spaces

Respect for shared spaces

Please respect the dining room, card room, poker tables, staff, and other guests throughout the evening. Dining and offline poker sit beside one another as parts of a shared cultural programme, so consideration should travel with visitors from one space to another. A calm, direct approach helps preserve the setting for people enjoying food, conversation, and the in-person programme at the same venue.

05.2Venue direction

Following venue directions

Visitors should follow reasonable venue directions connected with the operation of the dining experience, card room, Texas Hold’em tournaments, high roller programming, and poker tables. These directions support a safe, respectful operation across a shared physical setting. This clause is intentionally general: it does not create staff titles, protocols, or specific consequences beyond the expectation that visitors cooperate with the venue while attending.

05.3Care

Care for the setting

Visitors should treat the physical venue setting and shared programme environment with care. This applies across food service and offline poker areas, including the dining room, card room, and poker tables. The condition is concise by design: it asks for attentive use of a common setting without making claims about property thresholds, item inventories, or other details that are not provided here.

05.4Questions

Questions during planning

Visitors with questions about expected conduct or a planned visit are welcome to contact the venue before attending. Explain the terms question and the relevant part of the evening so the conversation can stay specific to dining, the card room, poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, or high roller programming.

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06 / Information

Information and contact

06.1 / Programme information

Programme information

Menu, card room, poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, and high roller programming information is provided to help visitors plan an in-person evening at the venue. It should be read as current venue information, not as a guarantee that particular content will be available. Where poker is discussed, it refers to offline poker hosted in person at Luck and Lantern, alongside the restaurant experience and within the physical setting described by these terms.

Current page

Terms revisions

Luck and Lantern may revise these terms when needed to reflect the venue and its programme. Visitors should review the current Terms and Conditions page before planning a visit, especially where dining and offline poker programme information may both be relevant. This practical approach avoids relying on an earlier reading of the page while making no claim about dates, version numbers, notice periods, or retrospective application.

07 / Notice

Offline poker is hosted in person at Luck and Lantern.

Card room activity, poker tables, Texas Hold’em tournaments, and high roller programming are hosted in person at the venue. A “Buy-in” means only a chips-only table allocation. For questions about these terms, email [email protected].

18 Lantern Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia