Restaurant menu
Top 10 Choices is an Australian restaurant and social venue for contemporary dining that invites people to stay at the table—over food, conversation and classic card games. Our menu moves through sharing plates, seasonal dishes, grill selections, chef specials, desserts and drinks, in a bright setting that also includes a relaxed card lounge, card room and offline poker at real, face-to-face tables.
Browse the menu
Move directly to the chapter that suits your table, from an easy opening round to a slower finish and the drinks in between.
Seasonal dishes are a useful way to read the menu before your visit; the current restaurant offering can help shape your choice on the day.
01 — Sharing plates
Sharing plates invite diners, friends and groups to begin slowly: pass food around, compare notes and let conversation set the pace. It is a dining-first way to gather, equally at home in a long lunch or before a relaxed visit to the card lounge. For those who continue on to classic card games, the cards remain physical, social and entirely face-to-face.
Seasonal dishes
Seasonal dishes keep the restaurant menu connected to the time of year and give returning tables a reason to browse with fresh attention. Think of this chapter as a menu sensibility rather than a fixed list: a considered place to begin when choosing food that feels right for this particular visit and the people around your table.
Sharing plates
Sharing works especially well for friends moving between dinner conversation and a face-to-face game at a real table. Food stays central: plates create a generous opening, while a deck of cards can simply sit nearby for a later pause in the relaxed card lounge, never as a requirement for the meal.
The wider visit
A table can be planned around a meal first, then extended into the lounge, card room or a later poker night for those continuing on. Dine, gather, play is a sequence rather than a package: offline poker takes place in person at real poker tables, while every restaurant visit can remain simply about food and company.
Dine→Gather→Play
02 — Grill selections
Grill selections offer a more substantial centrepiece for diners who want to settle in for the evening. This is a confident sit-down direction within the restaurant menu, leaving room for the pace of the table rather than rushing the occasion.
The grill chapter suits a longer dinner before meeting friends in the card room or returning to the card lounge. Top 10 Choices brings restaurant dining alongside offline poker without confusing the two: when poker is part of a visit, it is played in person at real tables; when it is not, dinner still has all the room it needs.
Chef special
Chef specials provide a focused way to see what the kitchen is putting forward alongside the core menu chapters. They are an invitation to ask about the current restaurant offering when you arrive, whether your table is beginning with shared food, choosing a grill direction or leaving space for dessert.
10 / choose your table
Groups and event organisers can choose the shape of the meal first—sharing, seasonal plates, grill or a chef special—then plan the rest of the gathering around it. If the occasion continues into a private poker evening, explore that part of the venue with the dining direction already in mind.
Explore private poker evenings03 — Drinks for the whole table
The drinks list meets the same range of occasions as the food: an arrival, a meal, a slower conversation or a gathering around a card table. Cocktails, wine and alcohol-free drinks each have an equal place in a restaurant and social venue where diners can choose the rhythm that feels natural to them.
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Cocktails add a considered social choice for a meal, a relaxed card lounge catch-up or an evening with friends. They can mark an arrival or accompany an unhurried conversation, without suggesting that drinking is necessary for cards, poker or any part of the occasion.
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Wine belongs alongside the menu’s dining chapters, giving tables another way to pause over a shared plate, a seasonal dish or a grill selection. At the table, it remains one considered choice among many, with the restaurant meal and the people gathered around it at the centre.
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Alcohol-free drinks are presented with the same welcoming intent, giving every guest an easy place in the rhythm of the table. Diners, friends and groups can settle into a meal or a longer conversation in the way that suits them, without the menu making assumptions.
Best 10 guide
Ten ways to begin planning your table.
This is a planning editorial, not a ranking of unnamed dishes. Use it to shape an occasion around sharing plates, seasonal dishes, grill selections, chef specials, desserts and drinks—then decide whether the visit finishes at the restaurant table or continues into one of the venue’s physical card spaces.
Begin with sharing plates when conversation is the point of the opening round at the table. For a group of friends or diners, food passed between seats creates an easy, generous place to arrive together before anyone decides what comes next.
Look to seasonal dishes when you want the menu to feel connected to the present visit. This is a simple prompt to browse with attention and choose a restaurant direction that suits the occasion in front of you.
Choose a grill selection when the occasion calls for a more settled dinner at the restaurant table. It gives the meal a substantial centre without asking the evening to become anything more structured than time together.
Ask about chef specials when you want a focused prompt from the kitchen’s current menu direction. It is a useful way to keep your planning open while still giving the table a clear place to begin choosing.
Save a dessert chapter for tables that want to keep the dinner conversation going. Leaving room for a slower finish can make the meal feel complete, whether your group heads home afterwards or stays nearby to talk.
Choose cocktails as one optional way to mark an arrival or an unhurried social catch-up. They can sit comfortably alongside food and conversation, with every guest free to choose the pace and drink that feels right.
Keep wine in view when the restaurant meal is the centre of the occasion. It is another considered table choice beside sharing plates, seasonal dishes and grill selections, without taking focus away from the food or company.
Include alcohol-free drinks so every guest can choose the rhythm that suits them. An inclusive table makes room for diners, friends and groups to share the occasion in their own way from the first plate to the final conversation.
Move to the relaxed card lounge after dining if your group would like to continue with classic card games around a physical table. It is an optional next step for those who want more time together, not a condition of the restaurant visit. Explore the card lounge.
Plan ahead for a card room gathering, poker night or private poker evening when the wider occasion needs its own physical table and time together. Offline poker at Top 10 Choices is face-to-face at real poker tables. Explore private poker evenings.
A practical note
The menu is a useful guide for planning, while the current restaurant offering is best confirmed before the visit where individual requirements matter. If you are planning around dietary needs or a group occasion, check the current offering before you book so your table can begin with the clearest possible sense of the meal.
For groups, event organisers and people considering a private poker evening, choosing the dining shape early can make the wider occasion easier to plan. Explore the card lounge or read about private poker evenings before deciding which setting suits your gathering.
04 — Desserts
Desserts give the meal a final chapter for diners who want to linger over the table rather than rush away. They belong to the restaurant’s unhurried social mood: a considered close to dinner, a reason for another conversation, and a simple way to let the people you came with keep enjoying each other’s company.
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For a group, dessert can be the point where dinner shifts from the meal itself to a longer conversation or a relaxed classic card game nearby. The game is always optional and physical, while friends have the freedom to enjoy the finish at their own pace.
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For a restaurant-only visit, dessert is simply another considered reason to stay at the table and enjoy the company you came with. Top 10 Choices is a restaurant and social venue, and an evening can be complete without any card activity at all.
Choose your setting
Food and drinks can frame different kinds of Top 10 Choices gatherings, from a relaxed card lounge visit to a planned evening around real poker tables. Start with the restaurant meal, then choose the face-to-face, offline poker or classic card setting that suits your group—if a card activity is part of the occasion at all.
Relaxed and social
The card lounge offers a relaxed setting for friends who want food, drinks and classic card games around a physical table. It is a natural route for an easy social visit, with the cards and conversation kept face-to-face.
Explore the card loungeFocused table time
The card room gives a more focused setting for visitors exploring offline poker at real poker tables, with restaurant dining available as part of the wider venue visit. It is a distinct physical space for people who want to plan their time together.
Plan ahead
Poker nights and private poker evenings suit people organising a face-to-face social occasion and wanting to consider restaurant dining as they plan the whole gathering. They offer clear routes for groups and event organisers without assuming what the evening should include.
Plan the next choice
Whether you are planning a restaurant table, browsing a relaxed card lounge or organising a private poker evening, begin with the kind of time you want to share. Top 10 Choices brings contemporary dining, real tables and face-to-face social spaces together, while leaving every visit room to take its own shape.
Contemporary dining, real poker tables and social card spaces—made for time together.
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