01 · City Programme Index

Catalogue of Evenings & Hosted Tables

City Sydney CBD
Season Window Mar–Aug 2026
Service Nights Wed–Sat · 17:30–00:30
Venue Level 5, APARTAMENT SZRENICA
Active bookings · Limited allocations

All programmes listed are hosted, in-person entertainment only. No online participation, no gambling, no real-money stakes, and no financial prizes are involved in any format.

Catalogue reference: Dining room prepared for an upcoming hosted series night at APARTAMENT SZRENICA.

02 · Programme Index Table

Scheduled dining evenings & table game hosting

Entries shown in city date-time notation · All formats are in-person entertainment only
Event Code Date Time Mode Capacity Status
CB-TD-014 Thu 03 Apr 2026 18:30–22:30 Themed dining · Italian City Evenings 48 seated guests Accepting bookings
CB-PK-021 Fri 11 Apr 2026 19:00–23:30 Hosted poker tables · Social play only 4 tables · 8 guests per table Limited tables
CB-RL-009 Sat 19 Apr 2026 18:45–23:00 Roulette hosting · Demonstration rounds 2 wheels · 14 guests per wheel Open for groups
CB-BJ-032 Thu 24 Apr 2026 18:30–23:00 Blackjack hosting · Educational format 3 tables · 7 guests per table On request
CB-GA-040 Sat 10 May 2026 19:00–00:30 Seasonal gala night · City supper club 72 seated guests Waitlist
CB-PR-118 Wed 21 May 2026 18:00–22:00 Private celebration · Mixed dining & tables 26 guests (exclusive room) Confirmed

For detailed menus and table layouts, review the Features and Atmosphere pages.

Align a date in Planning

03 · Table Game Format Guide

Hosted table formats · social, instructional, in-person

Outlined for guests, organisers, and hospitality teams

Poker evenings

APARTAMENT SZRENICA poker evenings are structured as social, hosted sessions where professional hosts walk guests through etiquette, basic hand rankings, and table rhythm. Guests rotate through curated hands and scenarios, using symbolic chips only. No gambling, no real-money stakes, and no financial winnings are involved at any point.

Typical structure includes a welcome briefing, guided demonstration round, supervised table rotations, and a closing summary over dessert or nightcaps.

Roulette sessions

Roulette at APARTAMENT SZRENICA is presented as a live demonstration of classic wheel mechanics and probability, with guests invited to place non-monetary markers under the guidance of a host. The focus sits on pace, observation, and shared theatre, not on risk or return.

Markers, tallies, and outcomes are purely illustrative. There are no wagers, no cash chips, and no prizes attached to any demonstration round.

Blackjack hosting

Blackjack formats operate as compact instructional tables that emphasise decision-making, counting basics, and table communication. Hosts talk through each move with the table, ensuring every guest is supported, relaxed, and included.

All activity is strictly recreational. Hands are played for learning and enjoyment only, without gambling, financial stakes, or monetary reward.

04 · Themed Dining Series

Rotating menus & guest chefs

Kitchen notes · Sample excerpts

City Circuits: monthly dinners that trace a single city through three courses – examples include Tokyo After Dark, Parisian Boulevards, and Melbourne Laneway Harvest.

Guest chef spotlights: invited chefs collaborate with the APARTAMENT SZRENICA brigade to produce one-off menus. Each spotlight includes a short introduction, ingredient ledger, and optional table-side explanations between courses.

Seasonal food events: winter cellar suppers, spring produce previews, and late-night dessert salons, all designed to align with hosted table formats before or after service.

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05 · Atmosphere & Setting

Interior alignment for dining & tables

Floor notes for planners and guests

The main dining room is drawn up like a precise city grid: straight rows of candlelit tables, crisp white linen, graphite menus, and polished glassware. Table spacing is calibrated to allow both conversation and clear circulation for hosts.

Dedicated table-game zones sit at one end of the room, with roulette wheels and blackjack tables arranged in disciplined lines. Each table is numbered, with discrete signage and compact side stations for non-alcoholic refreshments, service notes, and marker trays.

Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the city skyline, while the hospitality team move through the space in tailored uniforms, maintaining the feeling of a composed, attentive, and impeccably timed evening.

Ambience reference: candlelit tables, ordered layouts, and city views during an evening programme.

06 · Step-by-Step Planning

From first browse to confirmed ledger

Structured planning for private and corporate organisers
01
Browse the catalogue

Review the programme index on this page and the Events schedule to identify suitable themed dinners, hosted tables, or gala nights.

02
Reserve table or group

Use the Planning page to outline approximate numbers, preferred formats, and any timing restrictions for your group.

03
Discuss the menu

Our team shares suggested menus from the themed dining series, along with dietary notes and pacing relative to table-game hosting.

04
Confirm the event

Once room layouts, timings, and formats are agreed, we assign event codes, lock in capacities, and allocate hosting staff for your date.

05
Receive ledger-style confirmation

You receive a concise ledger that lists your event code, timings, table count, menu selection, and key contact. This confirmation records again that your programme is entirely in-person entertainment without gambling or monetary stakes.

07 · Private Event Enquiry Sheet

Outline your corporate or private gathering

Compact details submitted to the enquiry team

Programmes generally run Wed–Sat evenings.

08 · Corporate Entertainment

Tailored city programmes for business

Structured for teams, clients, and boards

Boardroom dinners: precise multi-course menus in a semi-private section of the dining room, with timing built around short addresses or presentations.

Team-building tables: hosted poker, roulette, or blackjack formats that highlight communication, observation, and shared decision-making, without gambling or monetary stakes.

Networking evenings: standing and seated formats that mix canapés, tasting stations, and occasional demonstration rounds at table-game zones to encourage light conversation.

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09 · Community Ledger

Recent and upcoming bookings

Anonymous entries referenced by format and size
Entry Guests Date Status
Private Poker Night · Inner-city design studio 14 Wed 19 Mar 2026 Confirmed
Autumn Roulette Salon · Social club evening 22 Thu 27 Mar 2026 Accepting add-ons
Blackjack & Supper · Team celebration 18 Fri 04 Apr 2026 Near capacity
Spring Gala Preview · Mixed city guests 60 Sat 26 Apr 2026 Waitlist
Private Celebration · Family dinner & roulette 28 Thu 08 May 2026 Tentative

For a full overview of confirmed and public evenings, consult the Events listing or submit a note via the Contact Us page.

10 · Contact & Accessibility Controls

Direct lines to the booking team

Visible points of contact for all guests

Telephone

Booking desk: +61255501234 (Wed–Sat, 11:00–19:00 AEST)

Accessibility and support line: +61255501234

Email

Programme enquiries: [email protected]

Online access

Submit structured details via the Enquiry form, or outline broader ideas on the Planning page.

Accessibility

Step-free entry from street level, lift access to the dining floor, and considered table layouts for mobility aids. Please indicate any specific access requirements in your enquiry so we can align the floor plan.

11 · Visual Contact Sheet

Managers & hosts for event enquiries

Portraits shown to support direct, personal connection

Restaurant Programme Manager

Oversees the full catalogue, from themed dining and guest chef residencies to the allocation of poker, roulette, and blackjack hosts.

Primary reference for corporate organisers and private hosts planning multi-format evenings.

Contact via Contact Us

Lead Table Host

Coordinates on-the-night flow for poker, roulette, and blackjack formats, welcoming guests and explaining each entertainment sequence.

Point of contact for practical questions about pacing between dining courses and table games.

See hosting nights in Events