Card Lounge
Fold And Marble pairs premium woodfire dining and cocktails with an elegant physical Card Room / Poker Salon. Here, the evening continues around green felt, cards, conversation and considered service: in-person, offline poker with the calm focus of a room held close.
One evening, four thresholds
Dinner → Cocktails → Card Lounge → Offline Poker.
The Room
The Card Lounge is an intimate physical Card Room / Poker Salon designed for proximity, measured conversation and attention at the table. Dark timber, leather, stone and warm cream light give the room the same material confidence as Fold And Marble’s restaurant, while deep green felt makes the change of pace unmistakable. This is not a casino floor; it is a composed room where the table becomes the centre of the evening.
Felt as a change of pace
Green felt marks the turn from dining to play. Hands, cards, restrained chips and conversation become part of a shared ritual after dark, keeping attention in the room rather than on a screen or a spectacle.
Light & leather
Low pools of brass-toned light and the quiet weight of leather invite guests to settle in. Copper appears as a trace of warmth, not decoration, carrying the hospitality of the restaurant into the lounge.
The long evening
Stone, shadow and felt give each threshold its own character, while keeping dining, cocktails and the Card Lounge connected as one Fold And Marble experience.
The Evening
Dinner is the opening chapter at Fold And Marble: warmth from the fire, a table shared with company, and the unhurried sense of arriving somewhere for the evening. It can be where the night begins, not a condition for where it goes next.
Cocktails offer a composed interval between rooms. Conversation can linger, plans can remain open, and the pace can soften before cards enter the picture. It is a suggested rhythm, not a fixed itinerary.
Then comes the physical table: chairs, felt, cards and players gathered in person. Offline poker asks for presence and attention, allowing hospitality and play to meet without turning the room into a generic gaming proposition.
The evening need not be one thing. Fold And Marble’s rooms let dinner, drinks and poker feel connected while each keeps its own pace. Begin wherever suits your plans, then follow the atmosphere through the venue. Explore the restaurant if you would like to start with the fire.
At the Table
The core experience is face-to-face offline poker around physical tables. Cards are dealt by hand, felt carries each small movement, and the people at the table shape the atmosphere as much as the room does. Whether you arrive from dinner or come to explore the salon itself, the invitation is to be present: read the moment, take part in conversation and enjoy the focused sociability of in-person play.
Conversation belongs in the room
The lounge is social in a quieter register. Players can share a table, enjoy an after-dark conversation and remain attentive to the action in front of them. The result is intimate rather than party-like: a place for restaurant guests and in-person poker audiences to occupy the same evening with care.
A hosted continuation
At the table, Fold And Marble’s dining and cocktail identity remains close. The salon is part of the venue, not a separate generic gaming room. For the next layer of the experience, including poker nights, events and related occasions, explore Offline Poker.
Card Lounge
The Card Lounge can take on different moods across an evening. These are pathways into Fold And Marble’s physical poker offering, described clearly without inventing a calendar, a buy-in amount or a promise of availability.
Poker nights bring an evening shape to the shared lounge atmosphere: a chance to move from hospitality into face-to-face play around physical tables. They are part of the in-person offering, with current pathways best explored through the dedicated poker information.
Explore poker →Poker events are more focused occasions that place the Card Lounge’s tables, atmosphere and hosted presence in sharper relief. The emphasis remains physical and in person: a composed room, shared attention and the distinctive pace of a salon.
Explore poker →Texas Hold’em tournaments form part of Fold And Marble’s broader poker offering. For visitors seeking format context, the dedicated guide is the clearest place to continue, keeping this venue page focused on the room and the experience rather than structures or rules.
Read the guide →Buy-in experiences are part of the in-person poker proposition. If you would like practical context that relates to your plans for the evening, an enquiry is the appropriate next step rather than an assumption about amounts, access or participation.
Ask about it →High roller experiences suggest a more elevated Card Lounge proposition: composed, private-feeling and distinctly after dark. The physical salon remains at the centre, with the next step kept simple for guests who would like to ask about the experience.
Make an enquiry →The Salon Code
The Card Lounge is designed as a shared, face-to-face setting. These simple principles keep the room considered, welcoming and connected to the hospitality around it.
Offline poker is physical and shared. Attention and consideration help everyone experience the table as a place for play, conversation and the quiet focus that an intimate salon makes possible.
An elegant salon works best when there is room for decisions, conversation and the natural rhythm of the table. A considered pace leaves space for visitors to settle into the experience.
The lounge welcomes restaurant guests and poker audiences in the same intimate physical environment. Mindful co-presence helps preserve its calm, so the room remains generous to everyone within it.
Questions about poker offerings, the Card Lounge or the shape of your evening are welcome before you visit. A practical enquiry can help you find the most relevant next step without pressure.
Contact Fold And MarbleAfter Dark
The Card Lounge holds its mood through tactile contrast rather than spectacle: fire and green felt, rough stone and polished brass, charcoal shadow and warm cream light. A hand-set table, a leather edge, a lamp’s low pool of light and the soft texture beneath a card all make the room feel physical. These details do not distract from in-person poker; they give the shared experience a calm sense of place.
Next Steps
Continue with the route that best matches what you want to understand: the physical poker offering, Texas Hold’em context, or a practical question about your visit.
In Person
Continue into Fold And Marble’s physical poker offering, including the context around poker nights, poker events, buy-in experiences and high roller experiences. It is the natural destination for a fuller view of the lounge beyond this room portrait.
Explore Offline PokerFormat Context
Texas Hold’em tournaments are part of the wider offering. The guide keeps format context in its proper place, so this page can remain centred on the atmosphere, materials and face-to-face experience of the salon.
Read the guidePlan Your Evening
If you would like to ask about the Card Lounge or how it may fit into your evening at Fold And Marble, the contact page is the clear place to begin a practical venue enquiry.
Contact usThe lounge is one room in a longer Fold And Marble night: woodfire dining, a composed cocktail and face-to-face poker can sit together without any one of them needing to define the whole evening.
Fold And Marble
You must be 18 or over to enter Fold And Marble and explore our card lounge and offline poker experiences.
