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Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains, in plain English, how Sable & Pearl may use cookies and related technologies when you visit or use sableandpearl.com. It outlines the kinds of browser technologies covered by this policy, the purposes they may serve, and the practical choices available to you. Please read it together with the information linked elsewhere on our website where relevant.

Effective date3 September 2026.

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Understanding cookies

What cookies are and why they are used

Cookies in plain language

Cookies are small text files that a website may place on, or read from, your browser when you visit it. Related technologies may also store information in, or recognise information from, a browser or device. They can help a website remember a choice as you move between pages or return at a later time. Cookies are not automatically harmful or beneficial; their role depends on how they are used and the information involved. On sableandpearl.com, a technology may be used only where it supports a relevant website purpose.

Website purposes

Cookies or similar technologies may be used to help the website function, remember selected settings, understand how visitors use its content, and support ongoing maintenance and improvement. The precise technologies used may change as the site is maintained, so this policy describes purposes rather than a fixed technical inventory.

  • Supporting the delivery and basic operation of website pages.
  • Remembering selected settings where that function is available.
  • Reviewing general use of content and page performance.
  • Helping identify opportunities to maintain and improve the site.

Cookies are not the whole policy

This page is limited to cookies and related browser technologies. For broader information about personal information handled through the website, please read our Privacy Policy. That policy is provided separately so visitors can distinguish browser-storage questions from the website’s wider privacy information.

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Reference guide

Cookie and technology categories

Strictly necessary technologies

These are technologies that may support core website operation, security, network delivery, or a function you have requested. Where a technology is genuinely necessary for those purposes, it may be needed for the site to work as intended and generally cannot be switched off through a website preference choice. Browser controls may still affect such technologies, but doing so can change the way parts of the site behave.

Preference technologies

Preference technologies may remember choices, such as language, display settings, or consent preferences, so you do not need to make the same selection repeatedly. These examples are illustrative and do not mean every option is available on this website. If you decline, block, or clear these technologies, a setting you selected may be reset and you may need to choose it again on a future visit.

Performance and measurement technologies

Performance and measurement technologies may help us understand general patterns of use, including which content is visited or whether pages appear to be working well. This can support website maintenance and improvement. Where these technologies are not essential to core operation, they may be subject to an applicable choice presented on the website. This policy does not identify individual visitors or make claims about a particular measurement provider.

Similar technologies

In this policy, “cookies” may also refer to comparable browser or device technologies that store information, recognise settings, or support similar website functions. This can include browser storage, such as local storage, where relevant. These technologies are different from installing software on your device. Their purpose and effect depend on the website feature involved, and the same practical controls described below may not apply in exactly the same way to every technology.

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Your controls

Your choices and browser controls

You can make choices about optional browser technologies through any relevant website control that is presented to you and through the settings available on your browser or device.

Choices on the website

Where a cookie choice or consent control is presented on the website, you can use it to manage applicable non-essential technologies. The available options may depend on the technology and the way the website is being used at that time. Changing a choice may affect which optional technologies operate on later visits or while you continue browsing. This policy does not describe a particular interface, button label, or default setting because those details may change as the website is maintained.

Browser and device settings

You can generally use your browser or device settings to block, limit, review, or delete cookies. The available steps differ between browsers, devices, and software versions, so consult the current help documentation for the browser or device you use. Clearing stored cookies may remove saved choices and can mean that preferences need to be selected again when you revisit the site.

  • Review your browser or device privacy and storage settings to see the controls available to you.
  • Clear stored cookies if you wish to remove previously saved browser information.
Please note

Restricting or deleting cookies may mean some settings do not persist, or that portions of the site do not operate as intended. This does not necessarily prevent access to the website, but it can change your experience of it.

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Policy continuity

Third parties and policy updates

Third-party services

If the website links to, embeds, or enables a service operated by another organisation, that organisation may use its own cookies or similar technologies under its own notices and controls. We do not state that any particular third-party service is active on this site. This Cookie Policy does not control third-party websites or their technology practices. When you choose to use an external or third-party service, review the information provided by that organisation to understand its approach and the choices it offers.

Changes to this policy

Sable & Pearl may update this Cookie Policy when website practices, legal requirements, or operational needs change. The current version will be posted on this page with its effective date so you can identify the version that applies when you visit. We encourage you to review this page periodically, particularly if you return to the site after some time. The current version of this policy is effective from 3 September 2026.

Current effective date: 3 September 2026.

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Contact

Questions about cookies

Cookie policy enquiries

If you have a question about this Cookie Policy or cookies on sableandpearl.com, please contact Sable & Pearl by email. Please include enough detail about your question for us to understand whether it relates to this policy, a browser setting, or your use of the website.

Email [email protected]

This Cookie Policy is effective from 3 September 2026.

Sable & Pearl

A Surry Hills brasserie and physical card lounge for considered meals, shared tables and offline Texas Hold’em.

18 Amethyst Lane
Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
+61280156842
[email protected]

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