Savory Feast
Wide view of the Savory Feast dining room with volcanic charcoal walls, deep teal chairs, and warm pendant lights over timber tables

The Space

A Space Carved from Stone and Timber

Step into Savory Feast, where volcanic charcoal walls, deep teal accents, and warm timber create an intimate social club atmosphere. The interior is designed for lingering conversations, exceptional dining, and the quiet thrill of offline poker.

  • Ambient lighting with warm, low-level sources.
  • Natural materials: stone, timber, and soft textiles.
  • No neon or casino gloss; instead, understated elegance.

Design Philosophy

Volcanic Charcoal & Deep Teal

The palette draws from New Zealand's volcanic landscapes: deep charcoal stone, rich teal, and warm ivory. These colors create a sense of grounded luxury, while natural timber adds warmth and texture.

  • Volcanic charcoal walls provide a dramatic backdrop.
  • Deep teal accents appear in upholstery and decorative details.
  • Warm ivory surfaces soften the overall mood.

Materials with Presence

Every surface is chosen for tactile quality: honed stone floors, timber tables, and brushed metal fixtures. The result is a space that feels both robust and refined, inviting touch and prolonged presence.

  • Honed volcanic stone flooring.
  • Solid timber dining tables and bar tops.
  • Brushed brass and matte black metal details.

Lighting as Atmosphere

Lighting is layered and dimmable, with warm pendant lights over tables, soft wall sconces, and subtle cove lighting. The goal is to create pools of intimacy without harsh glare.

  • Warm 2700K LED lighting throughout.
  • Pendant lights over dining tables and poker tables.
  • Dimmable zones for different times of day.

The Dining Room

An Intimate Setting

The dining room seats up to 60 guests in a layout that balances openness with privacy. Tables are spaced generously, and banquettes along the walls offer a cozy alternative to freestanding seating.

  • Seating capacity: 60 guests.
  • Mix of banquettes and freestanding tables.
  • Acoustic panels reduce noise for comfortable conversation.

Views and Vignettes

Large windows frame the street view, while interior plantings and curated artwork create visual interest. The room is designed so that every table has a pleasant outlook.

  • Street-facing windows with sheer curtains.
  • Potted native plants.
  • Local artwork on walls.
Close-up of a timber dining table with hand-thrown ceramic plate, brushed brass cutlery, and linen napkin

The Bar

A Gathering Point

The bar is a focal point with a solid timber top, backlit shelving, and comfortable stools. It's a place for pre-dinner drinks or a casual bite, with the same attention to detail as the dining room.

  • Timber bar top with live edge.
  • Backlit shelves displaying glassware and spirits.
  • Seating for 12 at the bar.

Private Dining

An Exclusive Room

The private dining room seats up to 16 guests and can be configured for boardroom-style meetings or intimate dinners. It features a dedicated entrance and adjustable lighting.

  • Capacity: 16 guests.
  • Configurable table layouts.
  • Dedicated entrance for privacy.
Private poker lounge with dark charcoal walls, a professional poker table with deep teal felt, and low pendant lights

The Poker Lounge

A Room for the Game

The poker lounge is a separate, soundproofed space with professional-grade tables and comfortable seating. The design is darker and more focused, with low pendant lights over each table to create a serious yet inviting atmosphere.

  • Soundproofed walls for privacy.
  • Professional poker tables with built-in cup holders.
  • Seating for up to 30 players across multiple tables.

Details that Matter

From the felt color to the chair ergonomics, every element is chosen for comfort and functionality. The lounge also includes a small bar area for refreshments during games.

  • Custom felt in deep teal.
  • Ergonomic chairs with lumbar support.
  • Adjacent bar with non-alcoholic and alcoholic options.

Acoustics and Comfort

Engineered for Ease

Acoustic panels, soft furnishings, and careful zoning keep noise levels comfortable even when the restaurant is full. Temperature and ventilation are individually controlled in each area.

  • Acoustic ceiling panels.
  • Zoned climate control.
  • Plush carpeting in the poker lounge.

Art and Details

Curated Character

Local artists' work adorns the walls, and small details like custom door handles and hand-thrown ceramic tableware add a sense of place. These touches make each visit feel special.

  • Rotating local art exhibitions.
  • Custom bronze door handles.
  • Handmade ceramic plates and cups.

Visit Us

Come and See

The best way to appreciate Savory Feast is to visit. Book a table for dinner, join a poker night, or inquire about a private event. We look forward to welcoming you.

  • Open for dinner Tuesday to Sunday.
  • Poker nights on Fridays and Saturdays.
  • Private events available by arrangement.
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