Top10 Optionss is an Australian premium restaurant and offline poker lounge for corporate occasions that begin with good food, good company and time to settle into the room. Our approach is in person and considered: a table becomes the place for welcome conversations, client hosting, team milestones or a celebration worth marking properly.
Restaurant dining leads the occasion. If it suits your people, the evening can continue with a lounge reservation, a private poker table or a hosted classic card session. Think of it as a Top 10 experience shaped around conversation rather than a fixed, transactional format.
A standard dinner can bring people together. A considered hospitality occasion gives the conversation room to go somewhere useful, relaxed or celebratory.
Corporate hospitality dinners work best when everyone can arrive, settle and share an unhurried table. Restaurant dining creates a natural setting for client hosting, team conversations and celebrations, without forcing the evening into a formal script. It keeps food and company at the centre, with space for the occasion to find its own pace.
For groups wanting a shared activity, card lounge evenings can add a relaxed second chapter. Hosted classic card sessions are offline, sociable and guided with a light touch, giving guests a reason to stay together after dining. The emphasis remains on conversation, easy participation and classic card culture rather than competition.
Private poker tables offer a more contained setting for a team group, client conversation or milestone occasion. They are a planning preference to raise early, alongside the atmosphere you want to create. Corporate hospitality can remain dining-led while a private table provides a focused place for the lounge part of the evening.
A good corporate occasion does not need to follow a rigid package. The Best 10 is a useful set of conversation starters for shaping restaurant dining, a lounge reservation and the rhythm around them. Use these details to describe what matters to your group, then begin a planning conversation with a clearer sense of the experience you want to create.
The occasion. Start with the reason people are gathering, whether it is client hosting, team time, a milestone or a corporate dinner with a particular purpose.
The guest mix. Consider how familiar the group is and whether the evening needs more welcome conversation, relaxed catching up or a shared focal point.
The dining moment. Decide whether restaurant dining is the central chapter or one part of a longer occasion shaped around your people.
The room mood. Name the atmosphere you hope to create: polished, warm, celebratory or quietly focused. That preference is useful context for planning.
The lounge timing. A hosted classic card session can follow dining or sit before it. Think about when a shared activity would feel most natural.
The private-table preference. If a more contained setting matters, raise a private poker table as part of the corporate hospitality conversation.
The host presence. Tell us whether a host-led classic card session would help the group settle into a shared, offline lounge experience.
The Top 10 choice. Share the kind of Top 10 experience you have in mind, using the desired mood and memory as your guide.
The celebration detail. Acknowledge a milestone or team moment in your enquiry so the occasion can be approached with the right degree of care.
The reservation conversation. Bring your preferences together and discuss restaurant dining, lounge reservations and private-table options with the venue.
These formats are adaptable occasion shapes. They help you identify what should lead the evening before you share preferences in an enquiry.
Dining remains the first invitation. The lounge becomes an optional extension for groups who want a classic shared activity or a more focused private-table setting.
Centre the gathering on a shared restaurant table, with room for welcome conversation, client hosting or a celebratory toast. This is a natural starting point for corporate hospitality dinners and team occasions where the value lies in being properly together. The tone can be polished without becoming overly formal, letting the meal provide the rhythm.
Pair restaurant dining with a hosted classic card session in the offline poker lounge. Dining can come before or after the session, depending on the desired flow. The card-room moment is social and host-led, designed to give guests an easy shared interval without shifting the occasion away from hospitality.
For organisers seeking a more focused lounge setting, a private poker table can be part of the reservation conversation. It gives the group a refined card-room setting, paired with the hospitality around the evening and shaped according to the occasion.
Hosted classic card sessions offer a natural social interval for groups that value conversation, light guidance and a shared sense of occasion. A host helps everyone settle into the session, keeping the tone welcoming and the focus on being together rather than on any competitive outcome.
A lounge reservation can sit alongside restaurant dining, either before guests take their places at the table or after the meal has had time to unfold. Card lounge evenings work especially well when the group wants an easy reason to continue the conversation in a different setting.
“A good table gives everyone a reason to stay a little longer.”
A private table is a preference for organisers who want a focused setting for their group’s card-room moment. Raise the desired degree of privacy when planning so the preferred setting can be discussed alongside dining.
A lounge reservation suits groups looking for the relaxed atmosphere of the offline poker lounge as part of the evening. It can be paired with dining and shaped around whether a hosted classic session is desired.
An evening at Top10 Optionss can be approached as an adaptable sequence: arrive and settle, share restaurant dining, then move to a private table or lounge reservation if that suits the occasion. Dining may also come after a card session, particularly when the group prefers to begin with a relaxed shared activity and continue the conversation over the table.
The sequence is illustrative rather than prescriptive. Corporate hospitality is strongest when the rhythm matches the people in the room, the reason for gathering and the amount of structure the group actually wants.
Arrive and settle • Restaurant dining • Lounge reservation or private table • Conclude at your own pace
Share why you are bringing people together. A client dinner, team occasion or celebration each calls for a different balance of conversation and structure.
Let the venue know whether restaurant dining should lead, or whether the offline poker lounge should form a meaningful part of the evening.
If a more contained setting matters, mention a private table early so it can be part of the planning conversation.
You do not need every detail decided before beginning a corporate hospitality enquiry. It helps simply to have a clear reason for gathering and an approximate preferred occasion, so the first conversation can focus on the atmosphere and format that feel most useful.
Describe the purpose in your own words: client hosting, team time, a birthday or milestone celebration, a corporate dinner, or another occasion. These examples are starting points, not a limit on the reasons to gather.
Consider whether restaurant dining is the central moment, or whether an offline poker lounge session should also be part of the gathering. Dining can happen before or after a hosted classic card session.
Share whether a private poker table, a lounge reservation or a broader restaurant setting feels best for your group. Your preferred degree of privacy is useful context without needing to assume a particular room.
Tell us about any Top 10 or Best 10 experience preferences that could shape the tone. Think of the atmosphere, shared memory and kind of connection you want the evening to create.
The planning conversation can refine the details. Start with the purpose, preferred balance of dining and lounge time, and any private-table preference that matters to your group.
“The best corporate evenings leave room for the conversation that was not on the agenda.”
Top10 Optionss hospitality note
At Top10 Optionss, restaurant dining gives that conversation a place to begin. A private table or relaxed card lounge evening can give it another place to continue, without taking attention away from the people around the table.
Tell us what you have in mind for restaurant dining, lounge reservations, private poker tables or hosted classic card sessions. This is an initial planning conversation, not a confirmed reservation.
Share the shape of the occasion that feels right for your people, and use the notes below to give the venue useful context.
Bring together restaurant dining, a lounge reservation or a private table in a way that suits your people and purpose. When you are ready, return to the corporate hospitality enquiry and share the occasion you would like to begin planning.
Plan corporate hospitalityTop10 Optionss welcomes guests aged 18 and over to our offline poker lounge. Please confirm that you meet this age requirement.
