01 / Grill + Taproom

Charcoal.
Craft.
4AM.

Pantry Tasman is Melbourne’s independent late-night charcoal grill house and 28-tap craft taproom. Come for hard-fired food and proper pours; the broader venue also includes a physical offline real-money casino for adult visitors planning the full night.

A cook turning a charred steak over glowing coals beside beer taps in Pantry Tasman taproom
Food12:00 PM–4:00 AM
Taps28
Laneway189 Lonsdale St
A cook turning a charred steak over glowing coals beside beer taps in Pantry Tasman taproom

02 / Operating Line

Built for the late shift

The room is set up for a proper feed, a few considered drinks and a route onward if the night has more distance in it.

4AM

Late food, not an afterthought

The charcoal grill serves from 12:00 PM until 4:00 AM. That makes Pantry Tasman useful for lunch, a late dinner or the point when the rest of the city has stopped serving anything worth sitting down for. The kitchen is part of the venue’s working rhythm, not an after-hours add-on.

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Twenty-eight taps at the bar

The taproom puts 28 craft taps behind the bar, with a clear focus on local Victorian microbreweries. It is a place to work through the list with food on the table, not a polished tasting room that makes a simple order feel ceremonial.

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One venue, two after-dark lanes

Stay in the taproom, or take the dedicated route to Pantry Tasman’s physical offline real-money casino floor. The choice is yours, and casino information stays separate from the food-first experience. Casino floor information.

03 / From the Coals

Heat, smoke and a menu built for the middle of the day or the end of it. The grill keeps the language simple: strong meat, direct cooking and shareable plates that hold their own beside a cold tap pour.

From the coals

45-day dry-aged Angus steaks

Our 45-day dry-aged Angus steaks are the centre line of the kitchen: beef selected for the charcoal, then put close to the heat where the crust, smoke and rendered edge can do the talking. It is straightforward late-night grill food with no need for a luxury dining-room speech. Settle in at the counter or take it to the table with a tap beer and let the kitchen keep moving around you.

Close view of a dry-aged Angus steak beside a live charcoal grill grate
Charcoal, cast iron and a steak built for the heat.
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Charcoal-grilled burgers

For a direct route through the menu, the charcoal-grilled burgers bring the same high-heat approach without the ceremony. They are built for visitors who want the grill on the table quickly and a drink beside it, whether the plan is a short stop or a long night.

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Crispy hot wings

Crispy hot wings fit the shared-table pace of the taproom. They are the beer-friendly order to put in the middle while the group catches up, watches the screens and decides whether another round of food is required.

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Loaded skillet nachos

Loaded skillet nachos are the table-centre choice for groups, drinks and sports-screen sessions. The skillet format keeps the order communal and practical: something to pass around while the conversation moves and the room stays loud enough to feel alive.

See the full food direction before you arrive, then use the table route when you are ready to make a night of it.

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Open-fire kitchen counter with glowing coals and a cook plating food during service

04 / Open-Fire Counter

Watch the work

The open-fire kitchen counter puts the useful part of the room in view: charcoal glowing beneath the grate, cooks moving through the pass and plates leaving while the next order hits the heat. It is close-range, casual and communal rather than chef-theatre. Pull up when you want to see the service in motion, smell the smoke and keep the night connected to the kitchen instead of tucked away behind a door.

Choose your paceMake it a quick feed at the counter, or settle around a taproom table for the longer version of the night.

05 / Drinks Board

28 taps, hard pours and heat

The bar is built to sit beside charcoal, not compete with it. Start with a local pour, move toward smoke or spice, and keep the food close enough that the next order is easy.

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Local Victorian microbreweries

The 28 taps make this a serious craft-beer stop, with the list centred on local Victorian microbreweries. There is room to find a pour that meets the food where it is: beside a dry-aged steak, over a burger, or in the middle of a shared table full of wings and nachos. The point is range without pretending the room is precious about it.

Bourbon lane

Bourbon boilermakers

Bourbon boilermakers sit in the drinks line-up for visitors after a more direct pairing with charcoal and late-night food. It is a mature, uncomplicated choice: a hard pour, a beer and something hot from the grill keeping the whole order grounded.

Smoke + spice

Spicy mezcal cocktails

Spicy mezcal cocktails bring a sharper, smoky lane to the bar. They give the drinks list another texture beside the taps and bourbon, with enough edge to stand up to the grill without turning the night into a performance.

Book food and drinks first. If your plans also include the physical casino floor, use the separate combined route.

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06 / The Room

Taproom / Live

Communal tables, live screens, no dress-up

A communal late-night room

The taproom is casual, communal and made for people sharing food, beer and a long night without luxury posturing. Concrete, metal, heat and a full room do the work. Bring the people you actually want to spend time with, order enough for the table and let the setting stay practical rather than polished.

Sports screens in the mix

Sports screens are part of the taproom environment for visitors who want to catch the action while they eat or drink. They sit in the room with the grill and bar; the food remains the main event, with the screens there when you want the extra reason to stay.

Bring the crew

For a standard food-and-drinks visit, start with a table booking. If your gathering needs a conversation beyond a regular reservation, take the dedicated route for a groups and functions enquiry.

Adult friends sharing grilled food at communal taproom tables with beer taps and a sports screen in the background

07 / Table Booking

Lock in the grill

Reserve your place for charcoal-grilled food, taps and the late-night room with a clear table booking. The charcoal grill serves from 12:00 PM until 4:00 AM, giving your visit a broad food window without turning the booking itself into a promise about availability or confirmation.

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Planning a bigger run?

Groups & functions

If your gathering needs more than a standard table, use the contact page to start the right conversation. It keeps a larger plan separate from an ordinary dinner booking.

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Physical venue / 21+

Keep the night moving

Pantry Tasman combines the grill and taproom with a physical offline real-money casino. Visitors planning both parts of their venue visit can use the combined route for dinner, drinks and casino entry context. This is logistical information, not online play or digital wagering. For casino-floor details and responsible-gaming support, use the links below before making your choice.

09 / Find the Fire

Lonsdale Street

The grill, taproom and venue visit all start at the same central Melbourne address.

189 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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When the grill is firing

12:00 PM –
4:00 AM

Charcoal Grill service runs through the day and into the late shift. Check the table route when you are ready to plan your visit.

10 / Responsible Night Out

Responsible gambling support

Pantry Tasman operates as a licensed venue under Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC) compliance. If gambling is causing harm, support is available through the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 and gamblinghelponline.org.au. For venue information and additional safety guidance, visit our Responsible Gaming & Safety page.