A reserved position at the salon's baccarat or poker tables — dining delivered to the felt, a personal dealer, and a host who knows your name.
The salon runs a small number of reserved positions each night — seats at the baccarat and poker tables held under your name, with a dealer assigned and the kitchen working to the table's rhythm.
Reserved positions carry a refundable deposit rather than a fee: it returns to your account or becomes the evening's first round of courses. The house prefers it that way — it keeps the salon serious without making it exclusive for its own sake.
Your position is held under your name for the whole evening — arrive late, leave early, the seat stays yours.
The midnight menu and a shortened tasting are plated to the table — courses arrive between hands.
One dealer runs your table for the evening, paced to your party rather than the floor's.
The bar's full list is available at the table, including reserve pours not offered on the main floor.
A reserved table doesn't follow the floor's clock — cards pause for courses, resume when you're ready, and the last hand is yours to call.
Reserved floor
Tell the concierge your game, your party size and your preferred night — availability comes back within the hour.
We confirm the table's range and any arrangements for your party before a deposit is taken.
A refundable deposit per seat secures the position; arrival notes and the door code follow on the day.
Arrive by the wharf-side door; your dealer, your runner and your table are ready when you are.
Floor preview
Reserved guests receive a private walkthrough of the salon floor — table positions, lighting and service routes — before confirming.
The deposit secures the seat; play settles separately through your account. Dining at the table is charged à la carte.
Refundable deposit · members receive preferred limits
Request a position and the concierge confirms availability within the hour — deposits hold the seat, nothing else.
