After dark · In the room

Offline poker, played in the room

Fold And Marble brings physical poker into an elegant Card Lounge: considered tables, green felt and a composed after-dark setting for guests continuing their evening in person.

Dinner Cocktails Card Lounge Offline Poker

An ember-lit dining threshold opening into Fold And Marble's green-felt Card Lounge

The Room

A physical table, not a screen

This is poker held face to face, within the same house as the woodfire restaurant and bar. The attention stays on the people at the table, the cards in hand and the changing mood of the room.

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Held in person

Offline poker has the pace of a live room: guests seated together, physical cards moving across real tables and conversation unfolding between hands. It is an occasion shaped by attentive table presence rather than by a device or distant interface. The Card Lounge gives that shared moment a place to settle, speak and stay present.

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Built into the venue

Dark timber, matte stone, leather seating, restrained brass and deep green felt carry the restaurant’s material language into the lounge. That continuity matters: the Card Room is not an unrelated destination, but another room in a Fold And Marble evening, shaped by the same warmth, texture and considered hospitality.

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Hosted for the evening

Poker nights and buy-in experiences are approached as composed, social occasions rather than anonymous spectacle. The atmosphere remains measured, with the room and the table setting the tone. For current arrangements or questions about an intended evening, guests can make a direct enquiry with Fold And Marble.

The evening’s progression

One evening, changing rooms

The journey is deliberately unhurried. Each room changes the tempo, moving from the open warmth of dinner toward the close focus of a table after dark.

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Dinner

Woodfire dining opens the rhythm of the evening: a place to arrive, settle with companions and begin within the restaurant. The food remains the first room of the experience, with its own pace and presence. Explore the restaurant for the dining story.

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Cocktails

Cocktails create the pause between rooms. It is a moment to linger after the table, continue a conversation and let warm bar light signal a quieter turn in the night. The change is gradual, never a rush away from the dining experience.

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Card Lounge

Beyond the dining room, the physical Card Lounge narrows the focus: green felt, low pools of lamp light and table conversation take over from firelight. It remains an in-person room, designed for guests who want to stay close to the occasion. Visit the Card Lounge for more.

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Offline Poker

The final room is a seat at a physical poker table. Buy-in experiences, poker nights, Texas Hold’em tournament occasions, poker events and high roller experiences offer different paths into the evening. Current detail belongs with the relevant room or guide, so each visit can begin with the right conversation.

Card Lounge

The room around the table

A lounge made for the pause before play, and the conversation that continues around it.

A prepared green-felt poker table with leather chairs and a brass lamp in Fold And Marble's Card Lounge

Green felt under low light

The felt holds attention at the centre of the table while small pools of brass-lamp warmth soften the surrounding shadow. Cream card edges, timber grain and restrained copper notes give the room texture without turning it theatrical. The result is concentrated, tactile and quietly lit.

Space to settle in

The lounge is intimate and composed, close to the action without losing the social ease of the wider venue. Guests can remain in the atmosphere of the house while the table becomes the evening’s point of focus. Nothing needs to be loud for the room to feel alive.

A continuation of the house

Woodfire warmth, cocktails, stone and hospitality continue after the dining room. The Card Lounge belongs to Fold And Marble’s broader interior story, not to a separate visual language. See the interiors for the material details that connect each room.

At the table

At the poker tables

The Card Lounge offers several ways to enter the offline poker experience, each held within the same tactile room and after-dark rhythm.

Buy-in experiences

Buy-in experiences offer an entry point into the physical poker offering: arrive at the venue, take your place at a real table and join the evening in person. They are best understood through the atmosphere of the room rather than as a remote process. For current arrangements, ask about an evening directly.

Poker nights

Poker nights bring together the Card Lounge’s tables, low-lit setting and social focus as recurring after-dark occasions. The appeal is in the shared room: companions continuing their night, physical cards on felt and a composed pace around the table. Find current poker-night context through the Card Lounge.

Poker events

Poker events provide a more structured occasion while keeping the same refined lounge setting. They suit guests drawn to the energy of a shared table event and the sense of an evening with a clear focus. Dates and formats change, so direct event enquiries are the clearest route to current information.

One room, different rhythms: choose the path that suits a first in-room poker experience, a poker night or a planned event occasion. Begin with the Card Lounge, or get in touch for current details.

Texas Hold’em

Texas Hold’em, in the lounge

Texas Hold’em has a place within Fold And Marble’s in-person poker offering, where the focus remains on the table, the cards and the shared pace of play. This page is an introduction to the setting, not a substitute for game guidance: the dedicated guide is the right place to understand the game-specific pathway before an evening in the Card Lounge.

Explore the Texas Hold’em Guide
Guests' hands arranging physical cards on green felt beneath warm lamp light

After dark

High roller, discreetly hosted

High roller experiences are a more elevated table occasion within the Card Lounge, shaped by its intimate setting and Fold And Marble’s hospitality-led approach. The emphasis is considered and composed: a way to continue an after-dark evening in a room where the material, the conversation and the table all carry equal weight.

Discuss an evening

Designed around the evening

Begin with the restaurant and cocktails, then continue into a more considered card-lounge experience. The right details depend on the intended occasion, so Fold And Marble invites a direct conversation for current arrangements rather than a one-size-fits-all promise.

Before you take a seat

Practical routes, kept clear

Current details belong with the room, the guide or a direct enquiry. Choose the route that best matches what you want to understand before planning an after-dark visit.

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The Card Lounge

Visit the Card Lounge for the room itself, current poker-night context and the wider after-dark setting. It is the clearest place to begin when you want the venue story alongside the poker experience.

Explore the Card Lounge

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Texas Hold’em Guide

For a clearer understanding of the Texas Hold’em topic, take the dedicated guide route. It keeps game-specific learning separate from this introduction to the room and its wider evening flow.

Read the guide

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Contact Fold And Marble

For current poker, event or high roller arrangements, make a direct enquiry with Fold And Marble. A conversation is the most useful way to discuss an intended evening and its relevant details.

Make an enquiry

The atmosphere, after dark

A table worth lingering over

Fire, food and cocktails do not end the night; they change its shape. Beyond the dining room, green felt and lamp glow hold a quieter kind of energy, where conversation continues and physical poker becomes part of the same considered evening at Fold And Marble.

A cocktail glass, physical cards and warm lamp light beside a green-felt table after dark

Choose your next room

Continue into the Card Lounge

Explore the room and its current poker-night context, or make a direct enquiry if you are considering an evening at Fold And Marble. The next step is simply choosing the room that suits your night.