Last updated: 1 October 2025

What this is:

Our “Roll the Dice” at Ezra, 3 Kellett Street, Potts Point, Sydney, NSW 2011. Every Friday from 3rd October 2025 (limited time; subject to change).

Who can play:

Dine‑in guests 18+ at Friday lunch. One roll per table, per visit.

How it works:

When your bill arrives, ask for our Ezra die and roll once at the table. Roll a six and your whole bill (food and drinks) is on us. Tips and any card processing fees follow venue policy and are not included.

Fair go policy:

No bill‑splitting or multiple separate checks to increase chances.

Timing matters:

You must request the die before payment. No late rolls or refunds if it wasn’t requested at the time.

Join the fun:

Rolling the die doesn’t require a code. If you’d like to hear about specials, scan our QR to join the list — we’ll share occasional Roll the Dice updates and perks.

Good manners clause:

We love a bit of fun. We reserve the right to check eligibility and to refuse or cancel the offer if it’s being misused. Management decision is final.

Offer combinations:

Not available with other offers, including BYO, “first round on us,” or the Birthday at Ezra offer.

Service charges and fees:

For groups of 7 or more guests, the standard group service charge applies. Any card processing fees follow venue policy. Tips for the team are always appreciated.

Verification:

Rolls take place on our board and are witnessed by a manager. We may film solely for verification. A roll counts only if the die comes to rest on the board; any roll that leaves the board or lands on the table, chair, floor, or in hands is void.

Photos and videos:

We may film or photograph dice rolls for social media. Prefer not to be featured? Tell us before you roll and we’ll keep you out of frame. See our privacy details here: Ezra Privacy Policy.

Changes:

We may tweak or end the offer at any time. We’ll keep the website page up to date.

Questions:

Email [email protected].

No cash alternative and not transferable to another visit or person

Re‑rolls:

Only permitted if the die is cocked or does not settle flat on the board

Governing law:

New South Wales, Australia