From the fire
Fold And Marble is a premium woodfire restaurant in Melbourne, where the warmth of the hearth sets the pace for a table, a cocktail, and an intimate Card Lounge beyond.
Read this menu as you would spend the evening: slowly. Food and drinks are arranged as chapters rather than a rush, leaving room for dinner to settle into cocktails and, for those who choose it, the physical Card Room / Poker Salon after dark. Current menu details may change.
At the table
The menu follows the atmosphere of the room: direct in its purpose, generous in its pacing, and attentive to the details that make a meal feel settled rather than hurried.
Woodfire is the menu’s central sensory thread: heat, smoke, char and the changing rhythm of cooking close to the flame. It brings a quiet physical warmth to the table, echoing the dark timber, stone and low light of the room without asking the meal to become a performance.
There is space here for a focused meal or for a longer conversation. Choose the pace that suits the occasion, return to a dish that catches your eye, and let the table hold the evening together rather than treating dinner as a stop between plans.
Cocktails can become the next chapter, followed by the Card Lounge for guests interested in an in-person experience. The venue journey moves with intention: Dinner → Cocktails → Card Lounge → Offline Poker. Dining stands fully on its own; the later rooms are simply there to explore.
Food
The opening food chapter is shaped by the heat of the kitchen and the ingredients currently appearing on the menu. Full dish details, descriptions and pricing are presented here as they are approved for service.
Approved menu items will appear here with their exact names, descriptions, prices and any verified notation. Please speak with the restaurant for the current menu when planning your visit.
The next chapter
This chapter carries the meal forward with the categories currently approved for the menu. It is deliberately open in form: the restaurant’s current grouping determines what appears here, not a fixed idea of what a course should be.
Exact menu entries will be listed in source order with their approved descriptions, prices and verified dietary notation where supplied. The photograph is an expression of fire and service, not a claim about a named dish.
The smaller table
Supplementary categories belong alongside the larger food chapters with the same clarity and care. Where the approved menu includes these groups, they are shown in full below rather than hidden behind tabs or separate screens.
When supplied, this section presents the exact category title and its full approved item data, preserving names, descriptions, prices and verified notation without interpretation.
A second approved group can appear here when the current menu supports it. If no second category is provided, the available list should widen rather than be balanced with invented dishes.
A pause at the table
When the menu includes a closing chapter, it belongs to the same unhurried rhythm as the rest of dinner: a reason to remain at the table a little longer, without assuming what form that final course takes.
Every approved item in this category will be shown with source-faithful descriptions and quiet, easy-to-scan prices. The exact category title is retained from the current restaurant menu.
Cocktails at the threshold
The drinks menu is a considered companion to the food and to the later atmosphere of the venue. Current approved drink information belongs in the lists below, making it easy to read what is available without turning the table into a sales pitch.
Source-exact drink names, descriptions, sizes and prices appear here when approved by the restaurant. Nothing is added for effect.
A second current category can continue the list with the same calm reading pattern, including only information supplied for service.
Where the menu includes another approved grouping, it is displayed here in source order. Fewer categories should simply create a wider, more spacious layout.
After dark
Begin at the woodfire table, where the menu offers a composed place to gather, eat and let the room set a slower pace.
Continue into a later conversation with drinks as a companion to the meal, not a reason to hurry it along.
Step into the elegant physical Card Room / Poker Salon, a separate room within the wider Fold And Marble evening.
Explore in-person poker tables, buy-in experiences, Texas Hold’em tournaments, poker nights, poker events and high roller experiences through the dedicated lounge information.
Interested in the Card Lounge? Explore the dedicated venue information for practical details about the in-person poker offering. A restaurant booking and the Card Lounge remain distinct parts of the Fold And Marble experience.
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Fold And Marble
You must be 18 or over to enter Fold And Marble and explore our card lounge and offline poker experiences.
