Light, texture, room
Sandstone, timber, leather, smoked glass and brushed bronze bring a calm material weight to the space. Their warmth lets attention settle on the table, the people around it and the easy comfort of staying a little longer.
Card Lounge
An Australian evening of dinner, drinks and real company, where face-to-face poker and physical card games settle naturally into the restaurant rhythm.
The Lounge
The Card Lounge brings contemporary Australian dining, cocktails, shared plates and physical card games into one composed setting. It is made for diners, friends and groups who would rather talk across a table than disappear into a screen.
Start with a drink, settle into conversation and return to the cards when the moment feels right. Real tables give an evening a gentle centre: somewhere to linger between courses, share a hand with friends and remain part of the wider room.
Cards, cocktails and shared plates move together without hurry. The result is hosted hospitality with a social pulse, rather than a generic games room or a separate dining occasion.
View the RestaurantThe Tables
The tables are made for sitting in, not looking through. Felt, timber rails, comfortable chairs and room around each setting give face-to-face poker and physical card games a relaxed, tactile place within the lounge. Playing cards and chips belong in the hand; drinks and conversation remain close by.
Whether cards become the evening's focus or simply a reason to gather again after dinner, the table keeps everyone in the same shared moment.
Begin at an easy pace. A cocktail, a low table and a comfortable chair create time to talk before a deck is opened or the felt becomes the centre of attention.
Real poker tables and physical card games make an ordinary catch-up more deliberate. Hands pass cards, chips sit within reach and the conversation has somewhere to return to.
The lounge keeps the atmosphere of dinner and drinks nearby. You can play, pause for shared plates, listen to the room and continue the evening without changing its rhythm.
The Atmosphere
Warm lighting, comfortable chairs, low tables and drinks within reach give the Card Lounge a composed evening pace. It is social without being hurried: a room for conversation, a hand of cards and the small pauses that make a night out feel considered.
Light, texture, room
Sandstone, timber, leather, smoked glass and brushed bronze bring a calm material weight to the space. Their warmth lets attention settle on the table, the people around it and the easy comfort of staying a little longer.
Close enough to the room
There is space for focused hands at cards and eye contact across the felt, while groups socialising remain part of the scene. A private table moment can still feel connected to the conversation and energy beyond it.
Made for lingering
Cocktails, shared plates and contemporary Australian dining give the evening its generous pace. Food and drinks become companions to the conversation, allowing a meal to stretch naturally into a card-table gathering.

The People
Friends, diners and groups bring their own reasons for gathering. Some arrive for face-to-face card play and the tactile pleasure of a real table; others find cards as a natural continuation of dinner and drinks. The Card Lounge holds both with an easy, adult social energy.
There is no single way to spend an evening here. A familiar group may return to the felt, a dinner table may keep talking over shared plates, and a few physical card games may become the thread that keeps everyone present.
A group eases into the evening with drinks, conversation and a table that invites everyone to stay close.
Friends return to a familiar poker table, where cards and chips give the catch-up a shared ritual.
Diners extend a meal with cards, letting shared plates and face-to-face play carry the night forward.
Face-to-face connection gives an evening its own rhythm, especially when a real table is there to bring people back together.
Plan the evening
Begin with dinner, settle in for drinks, gather around the lounge tables or follow the cards into a deeper offline poker experience. Adrian Fąs gives each part of an evening room to complement the next, whether you are arriving with a plan or discovering one as you go.
Restaurant
Make a meal the first chapter of the night, with contemporary Australian dining and shared plates setting an easy social pace before the lounge calls you onward.
Explore the RestaurantOffline Poker
For guests drawn to face-to-face poker, discover the real tables and considered card-room setting that keep the experience physical, social and connected.
Explore Offline PokerPoker Tables
Look closer at the craft of the setting: felt beneath the cards, chips within reach and timber-edged tables built for an evening shared in person.
Explore Poker TablesEvents
When friends or a group are shaping a social evening, the Events page is a useful next place to begin the conversation and explore the occasion.
Explore EventsSmall details, held well
The Card Lounge is supported by the practical comforts that make it easier to remain present with your group: drinks close by, shared plates within the rhythm of the table, comfortable chairs and room for sociability beside real cards and felt.
Comfortable chairs, low tables and real poker tables encourage an unhurried posture. There is room to listen, lean in and remain with the group, rather than treating the table as a quick stop between other plans.
Cocktails, drinks and shared plates belong to the same conversation as the cards. They create natural pauses without breaking the thread of an evening shaped by contemporary Australian hospitality.
Playing cards, chips, hands and eye contact make physical card games feel restorative. Face-to-face poker is less about looking away from the room and more about noticing the people seated around the table.
Take your seat
Come together for dinner, drinks and physical card games in a room made for face-to-face poker and easy conversation. Whether cards are central to the plan or part of the evening's rhythm, there is a place waiting around the table.
If your group has a specific seating or planning need before visiting, you are warmly invited to Contact Us and begin the conversation.
Adrian Fąs
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