Friends gathered over shared plates, cocktails and cards in Adrian Fąs

Events

Meet Around the Table

At Adrian Fąs, contemporary Australian dining, conversation and physical cards meet in one considered house. Gather over shared plates and cocktails, settle into the card lounge, or make room for authentic offline poker in a dedicated card room with real tables. It is an evening made for diners, friends, groups and card players who prefer the feel of a table, a hand of cards and the people across from them.

Your evening

One house, different ways to gather

Choose the mood that suits the people around your table. The restaurant, card lounge and dedicated card room belong to the same venue, so an evening can begin with dining, lean into physical card play, or simply give a group a beautiful place to spend time together. Cocktails, shared plates, real poker tables and conversation all have room here.

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    Begin with the restaurant

    Contemporary Australian dining, cocktails and shared plates can be the centre of the plan. Settle at the table, let conversation take its time, and enjoy a restaurant-led evening that feels social from the first course to the last lingering glass.

  2. 02

    Make room for the cards

    For a card-focused occasion, the rhythm is tactile and in person: physical cards in the lounge, face-to-face poker in the dedicated card room, and real poker tables that keep attention gathered around a shared surface.

  3. 03

    Bring the group together

    Friends, colleagues and social groups can shape an evening around dining, conversation and the kind of table time that suits them. Start with the occasion you have in mind, then begin a conversation about the gathering.

Event catalogue

Occasions at Adrian Fąs

Think of these as ways to approach an evening, rather than a fixed timetable. Browse by the atmosphere you want to create, then use each occasion’s format and practical notes to find a useful next step. From dining and cocktails to physical card games, the card lounge, card room and poker tables, every occasion starts with people meeting face to face.

Browse by occasion

Showing all 7 occasions.

Card Lounge

Card Lounge Nights

Atmosphere
Relaxed and conversational.
Occasion
Settle into a lounge-led evening where drinks, shared plates and easy conversation make space for cards on the table. It is a softer social setting, designed for being together rather than rushing between plans.
Format
Physical card games in the card lounge.
Practical information
Explore the card lounge or make an enquiry about your evening.
Explore Card Lounge

Social Cards

Social Card Evenings

Atmosphere
Welcoming, lively, unhurried.
Occasion
Gather friends around familiar physical card games and let the conversation move as freely as the cards. The point is the face-to-face rhythm of a shared table, with enough room for a social night to find its own pace.
Format
Social play around the table.
Practical information
Choose this as a natural reason to bring friends together.
Explore Card Lounge

Restaurant

Restaurant Evenings

Atmosphere
Polished and convivial.
Occasion
A restaurant evening is a complete occasion in its own right: contemporary Australian dining, cocktails, shared plates and a room made for conversation. The energy of the lounge and card room belongs to the house, while your table remains firmly dining-led.
Format
Restaurant-led evening around the dining table.
Practical information
Book a table when dining is at the heart of your plan.
Book a Table

Groups

Private Groups

Atmosphere
Considered and communal.
Occasion
Bring people together around dining, conversation and the venue’s card experiences. A group plan can take its cues from the restaurant, the card lounge or the dedicated card room, with the shape of the evening discussed from your starting idea.
Format
Group-led occasion with a planning conversation.
Practical information
Use the group enquiry route to start a conversation.
Plan a Group Evening

Themed Dining

Themed Dining

Atmosphere
Immersive and seasonal in tone.
Occasion
Some dining occasions call for a distinct mood around the table. Themed dining keeps the restaurant at the centre, using contemporary Australian dining, cocktails, shared plates and the social energy of the room to carry an evening’s idea.
Format
Dining-led shared-table experience.
Practical information
Look for current event details or make an enquiry.
Contact Us

Special Events

Special Events

Atmosphere
Occasion-led and memorable.
Occasion
Special events bring together the different energies of Adrian Fąs in a singular social setting. Dining, the lounge, cards and real poker tables can all inform the atmosphere, while the focus remains on people sharing an evening.
Format
Venue-wide or table-centred social experience.
Practical information
Check current event details or contact the venue for guidance.
Contact Us

Card Room

The card room changes the pace

Offline poker is a physical ritual: the felt beneath your hands, the timber around the table, the cards, chips and pauses between decisions. In Adrian Fąs’s dedicated card room, real poker tables create a setting for face-to-face attention and sociability. It sits naturally alongside the restaurant and lounge, so a card-focused evening can feel like part of a wider hospitality experience rather than a separate world.

“A table is more than a table when cards, conversation and people meet face to face.”
Hands arranging cards and chips on a real felt poker table
Friends sharing plates and cards in the card lounge

Restaurant Evenings

Dinner can be the whole occasion

Contemporary Australian dining is reason enough to gather at Adrian Fąs. Come for shared plates, cocktails and a table that encourages conversation to unfold without hurry. The card lounge and card room bring atmosphere to the wider house, but they need not direct your plan: a polished restaurant evening can be entirely about the people, food and drinks in front of you.

A table made for lingering

Shared plates and a considered cocktail create a social centre that holds a group together. It is less about rushing through a programme and more about making time for the stories, observations and small moments that arrive when everyone stays at the table.

Private Groups

Bring your people to the table

Friends, colleagues and social groups can begin with a shared idea of an evening, then let dining, conversation, the lounge or physical card play inform the plan. Adrian Fąs brings contemporary Australian dining, cocktails, shared plates, a card lounge, a card room and real poker tables into one sophisticated setting. Tell us what kind of gathering you are considering and start with the parts of the house that feel right for your people.

A communal restaurant table prepared near the card room

Special Events

For nights with their own story

Special events are occasion-led moments that can bring together dining, the card lounge and card-room energy in different ways. At Adrian Fąs, the materials of an evening remain familiar—shared plates, cocktails, conversation, physical cards and real tables—while the shape of the gathering is allowed to feel singular. Look to the occasion itself for the details that matter most.

Read the occasion clearly

  1. Event nameStart with the title to understand the focus of the evening.
  2. AtmosphereUse the mood as a guide to the kind of gathering it suits.
  3. Overview and formatThe short description provides context, while the format explains how the occasion is shaped.
  4. Practical informationFinish with the useful direction for exploring, booking or making contact.

Meet Around the Table

An evening is made in the moments between

Food, drinks, conversation, physical cards and real tables all make their own contribution. Adrian Fąs brings them into the same house so diners, friends, groups and card players can find a social rhythm that feels present, tactile and genuinely shared.

Dining ritual

Share the table

Shared plates, cocktails and time at the table create an unhurried social centre. The details on the table matter, but so does the room they make for conversation.

Card ritual

Take a seat for the cards

Cards, felt, chips and hands bring people into a face-to-face rhythm, whether the evening leans toward the card lounge or the dedicated card room and poker tables.

Gathering ritual

Stay for the conversation

Friends and groups make an evening their own through presence, stories and the simple pleasure of sharing a table for a little longer.

Your next table

Make an evening of it

Whether you are planning dinner with friends, curious about authentic offline poker, or bringing a group together, begin with the route that best fits your occasion. The rest can start around the table.