Taste Veranda After-Hours Edition
01 / Booking contact Fitzroy after dark

Book the
night in

TASTE VERANDA — AFTER-HOURS EDITION is a Fitzroy evening restaurant experience. Use this page to begin a considered enquiry for dinner, a gathering, or a private occasion shaped around the kind of night you have in mind.

An enquiry can begin with a dinner plan, social table gathering, or private occasion idea.

Social poker-table activity is in-person social play only—not online gambling, betting, payments, prizes, or a financial service.
After-hours restaurant table with plates, glass reflections and a distant green felt social table edge at TASTE VERANDA.
After-hours room study / physical gathering atmosphere.
02 / Start here

Pick your starting point

Every evening begins differently. Choose the closest route below, then send the useful basics so your first message carries enough context without turning into a rigid booking script.

01

Dinner plans

Planning an evening meal? Tell us the preferred date, the approximate size of your group, and any short context that helps describe the visit. A concise first note gives the team a practical picture of what you are considering, while keeping the conversation an enquiry rather than a confirmed reservation. You do not need to solve every detail before reaching out.

Use this in the form
03

Private occasion

Marking an occasion with your own group? Share what the occasion is, an approximate group size, and the timing you would prefer. That simple outline helps the venue understand the shape of your request without assuming a package, a capacity, or a particular arrangement. You can add further context in the form, or write directly if that suits your planning style.

Use this in the form
03 / Contact ledger

The practical details, in one place

Phone

Call for a direct conversation

Prefer to talk an evening plan through aloud? Use the booking contact number for a direct conversation about the visit you are considering. Keep the date, rough group size, and purpose of the gathering nearby if you can; they make a useful opening point without implying that a place has been confirmed.

+61280154726
Venue address

Find the venue

The dining experience and any social-table activity take place at the venue itself. Keep this address with your plan as the physical destination for an evening in Fitzroy. It is presented here as selectable text so you can use it in the way that best fits your own visit planning.

18 Lantern Lane, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia

Choose the route that suits you: call, email, or use the structured form below. They are parallel ways to begin the same booking enquiry. Sharing the visit type and preferred date is useful, and a rough outline is enough to start the conversation.

04 / Bring the useful details

A clearer first message

A booking enquiry does not need to be long. A few useful basics help frame the evening you want to plan, whether the idea is still taking shape or already has a clear occasion behind it.

Use these in the form
01

Your preferred date and rough arrival time

Share the date and approximate time you have in mind. Treat them as preferences that give the enquiry a helpful starting point, not as a fixed slot. A simple indication of when you hope to arrive is enough; there is no need to make assumptions about hours, availability, or what can be arranged before the venue has considered your message.

02

How many people are coming

Include an approximate number of guests. An estimate is useful even when plans are still forming, because it gives scale to the evening you are describing. You are not being asked to settle a final count or choose a table arrangement at this stage; a clear rough number simply helps place the request in context.

An estimate is useful.
03

What kind of night you are planning

Name the broad purpose: dinner plans, a social table gathering, a private occasion, or another booking question. This connects your note to the three starting points above and helps keep the request restaurant-first. If social poker-table interest is part of the idea, describe it as a physical, in-person gathering rather than any form of online activity.

04

Anything that helps frame the occasion

Add relevant context or questions in your own words. The message field is there for the details that do not fit a short label, so there is no need to follow a rigid script. Keep it focused on the occasion and the venue visit; do not include payment, wagering, account, prize, or other financial information.

A few clear lines are enough.
05 / The room context
Venue notice

A real table, in the room

Poker tables at TASTE VERANDA are physical, social, in-person venue activity within the restaurant experience. This site does not offer online gambling, betting, payments, prizes, financial claims, or financial services. The table context belongs to a real evening at the venue, alongside the people and plans gathered there.

Enquire about the kind of evening, not an online game

If a social table gathering is part of your plan, mention that choice in the enquiry form and describe the in-person occasion you are considering. The contact route is here to help frame a restaurant visit. It does not provide online participation, transaction pathways, game formats, stakes, or outcomes; the focus remains on a shared physical night at the venue.

06 / Send a booking enquiry

Send the outline

Use this form to send a concise booking enquiry. The fields help frame your request with the practical details above, but submitting them does not confirm a reservation. Give us the shape of the evening you are considering, then use the message space for the context that matters to your group or occasion.

Booking enquiry details

A phone number is optional for this enquiry.

A date, approximate time, group size, and occasion context are useful. Please do not include payment, wagering, account, prize, or financial information.

Required fields

Prefer to reach out directly?

Email [email protected] or call +61280154726. These are direct alternatives to the form if writing or talking through your enquiry feels more useful.

07 / Before you press send

An enquiry starts the conversation

Sending an email, calling, or using the form gives the venue the details needed to understand the evening you are hoping to plan. It is the beginning of a booking conversation, not a statement that a reservation is confirmed. Keep the outline clear, use the direct routes if preferred, and return to the form whenever you want to refine the message.

Keep the request venue-focused

This contact route is for an in-person restaurant visit, dinner plan, gathering, or physical social-table context. It is not for online gambling, betting, payments, prizes, or financial activity. See the venue notice above for the fuller social-play boundary.

Return to the form
08 / Ready when your plan is

Bring the night into focus

Send the outline of your evening plan—dinner, a gathering, or a private occasion—and let the booking enquiry begin with the details that matter. The next step is simply to choose the contact route that feels right for you.