Telephone
+61255501847
For a direct conversation with the house, use the venue telephone line. It is a simple place to begin when your question is best spoken rather than written.
Contact / Sydney house
The door remains open.
Begin a considered conversation with Slate & Onyx, our Sydney venue for late dining, the physical card lounge, and private evenings. Whether you are planning an in-person restaurant visit, asking about a table-led gathering, or simply seeking the right way to arrive, the house is ready to hear your note.
House coordinates
Find the house, then choose your route.
[email protected]
For a fuller note, write to the house with restaurant, card lounge, or private-evening context. Email leaves room to describe the shape of the visit you have in mind.
House address
18 Nocturne Lane, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Use this Sydney coordinate as you plan your arrival. Slate & Onyx is a physical house for dining, conversation, and the measured atmosphere of an evening in person.
Choose the conversation
A note begins with the right subject.
Restaurant and late dining
Write about the restaurant when the evening begins at the table. If useful, tell us the character of the visit and an intended date or general timing for late dining. A first note can be exploratory; the most helpful detail is simply the kind of dining conversation you would like to begin.
Write about late diningCard lounge and offline poker
The card lounge is a physical, shared setting for considered table conversation. Use this path for questions about offline poker formats, poker tables, the atmosphere of the lounge, or the etiquette that helps a table feel composed. Let us know what part of the in-person experience you would like to understand.
Enter the card lounge conversationPrivate evenings
For a gathering with its own rhythm, tell us a little about the occasion and the atmosphere you hope to create. A private evening may begin with dining, a longer conversation, or a considered poker evening where appropriate. Broad context is enough to start; the details can unfold in your own words.
Plan a private eveningThe enquiry desk
Leave a clear first note.
Tell us where the evening begins.
This form is for restaurant, card lounge, and private-evening enquiries. A few relevant details help frame the intended visit: perhaps a dining idea, a lounge question, or an offline poker conversation. If Texas Hold’em is relevant to your note, you may mention it in your own terms. Fields marked are required.
Enquiries are read as conversations about the house. Share only information you are comfortable including. For a brief question, you may also email [email protected] or call +61255501847.
A considered first note
A little context is enough.
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Name the intended experience
Start with the experience that brought you here: the restaurant, late dining, the card lounge, or a private evening. That simple opening gives your message a clear shape without turning it into a formal brief, and keeps the conversation close to the evening you imagine.
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Share timing only if it helps
If useful to your note, include an intended date or a preferred time. There is no need to make the first message exact; an exploratory question is welcome when you are still considering how an evening at the house might take shape.
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Describe the gathering in your own words
For a private evening, a short description of the occasion and desired atmosphere is useful. You may mention dining, a long table, or an offline poker conversation where it belongs naturally. Keep it personal and broad; the tone of the gathering matters as much as its outline.
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Bring a table question
If the card lounge has your attention, ask about poker-table etiquette, poker evenings, or Texas Hold’em as an in-person table format. A question is enough to begin. The form is a place for conversation, not an instruction manual. Write your enquiry.
Arrival, held in reserve
18 Nocturne Lane, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Slate & Onyx remains a physical Sydney house for late dining, the card lounge, and considered in-person conversation. When the time feels right, write, call, or leave a note through the enquiry desk and let the evening begin with a clear introduction.