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Members’ Bar
The Members’ Bar is a grand feature of Queensland’s heritage. Built in 1926 Long Bar, as it is affectionately called, has been visited regularly by Queensland’s business and political elite. It was the scene in the yesteryear of the ritualistic Monday morning settling by bookmakers and their clients. The Long Bar has witnessed the results of many a betting plunge, successful and unsuccessful. The bar is very distinctive with its maple paneling and overhead punkahs reminiscent of Singapore’s Raffles Hotel. Ladies are welcome to relax in the Members' Bar. Hot Bar Menu is available
in The Members' Bar including Toasted Club Sandwiches, Oysters,
Antipasto Platters, Steak Sandwiches, Soup, Savoury Platters, Fruit
Plate, Salads. Members’
Dining Room
The Main Dining Room reflects the elegance of yesteryear and opened for business in 1939. The Room’s style is Art Deco and its prominent features are Queensland marble walls, housing six Art Deco 3 metre mirrors. Other features of this Room are four 3 metre oil paintings of rural Queensland industry of the time painted by C H Lancaster, William Bustard, E Stanley Hobday and Mel Haysom. The Room seats 150 people in one sitting. The Room’s furniture is all original black lacquer captains chairs, the cutlery and cruets are the original settings. The Room’s décor is enhanced by the bronze statues and brass potted palms. The imposing walls are finished in local Queensland green marble. The windows are a striking example of rare copper light, reflecting classic art deco design. The Dining Room is male only (except for Dinner Dances and Melbourne Cup Day Lunch) and dress code is jacket and tie. Smoking and mobile phones are not permitted. Opening hours are from 12.00pm to 2.00pm Monday to Friday. Bookings can be made on 3331 8848 or 3331 8862
Adjoining the Dining Room is a private dining room, the Needham Room, named after a previous President. It seats 8 to 16 people around a teak board table with balloon back chairs. Highlighting the Room is the Waterford chandelier and various oil paintings by Rubery Bennett. The silk wall paper and rich red and gold carpet make it a very grand affair. The Needham Room is available for breakfasts, lunch, dinner meetings etc with the same conditions as the Dining Room (no smoking, jacket and tie and no mobile phones).
Healy Room
The Healy Room is an elegant a-la-carte dining room. Opened in April 1997 and named after W J Healy, the longest serving President of Tattersall’s, 1932-1953. The Room proudly displays many of the Tattersall’s Art Prize winning paintings. Open every day of the week for breakfast from 7.00am, lunches Monday to Friday from 12.00 noon and five evenings from 6.00pm (closed Sunday and Monday evenings) The Healy Room is available to all Members and their guests, reciprocal club members and in-house accommodation guests. Bookings can be made on 3331 8851. |
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