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THE FELT ROOM

Lucky Vibees is home to THE FELT ROOM: a physical Sydney place to begin with a table, coffee or cocktails, then settle into an in-person evening at the felt.

Ask about seasonal dining, offline poker, the Card Lounge, poker events, Texas Hold’em or an evening that moves naturally from dinner into the lounge. We welcome the useful details that help shape a relaxed, face-to-face visit—whether you are planning a quiet catch-up, a shared meal, a social poker night or a first look at the card room.

Explore contact routes

Contact routes

Reach the room directly

Choose the route that suits the conversation. A call is useful when you want to talk through an evening; an email gives you room to share a little more context; the address leads you to the real room where dining, drinks and cards meet.

Call

Talk it through

Call THE FELT ROOM if you would like to discuss a dining plan, a Card Lounge visit or a poker-night question in a direct, human way. Bring the shape of your evening and any practical question you would like to explore.

+61 487 942 601

Write a considered note

Email is a calm place for questions about a restaurant visit, poker salon atmosphere, in-person poker or a poker event. Include the kind of visit you have in mind so the team can understand the conversation you are hoping to start.

[email protected]

Visit

Find the physical room

Come to the Sydney address where modern Australian dining, coffee, wine, cocktails and the tactile card-room experience sit under one roof. It is the starting point for a face-to-face evening, from the table through to the felt.

18 Harbour Lane, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

Get directions

A little context

Tell us what brings you in

A few details make it easier to direct your note toward the right part of THE FELT ROOM. Start with the kind of gathering, the atmosphere you are drawn to, or the part of the journey you would like to understand.

Daylight

A table and a meal

Tell us about the dining occasion you are considering: a coffee and daytime catch-up, modern Australian food with wine, cocktails before an evening out, or dinner that lingers into late-night dining. There is no need to know every detail; the mood and company are useful places to begin.

Mention dining plans

Golden hour

A Card Lounge visit

If the Card Lounge, card room or poker salon is part of your curiosity, say so. Let us know whether you are imagining a social evening after dinner, a conversation over cocktails, or simply want to understand the face-to-face card-room culture that belongs to the physical room.

Ask about the lounge

Felt

Offline poker or Texas Hold’em

For offline poker and in-person poker questions, mention whether you are interested in poker tables, Texas Hold’em learning, card-room etiquette or the social side of Texas Hold’em tournaments. The language here is about shared table culture, practical confidence and the pleasure of playing across from other people.

Share your poker question

Late-night table

A poker event or group plan

For a poker event or group plan, share the occasion and the approximate gathering you are imagining. You might be picturing dinner, cocktails and a poker night together, with a high roller atmosphere understood as an intimate social mood rather than anything transactional. A few lines help us understand your ideal flow.

Write your group plan

Your note

Send a considered note

This form is for questions about a restaurant visit, the Card Lounge, a poker event, a poker night or Texas Hold’em table culture. Include the details that matter to your plan—an occasion, the kind of evening you are considering, or what you would like to learn—without needing to make the message formal.

Sending an inquiry starts a conversation; it does not confirm a dining booking, poker event place or Texas Hold’em tournament entry.

Daylight to felt

A venue made for in-person evenings

From table to felt

THE FELT ROOM begins with the hospitable parts of a modern Australian restaurant: coffee in the daylight, food made for lingering, wine poured alongside conversation and cocktails that carry the room toward late-night dining. From there, the Card Lounge becomes a natural second setting rather than a separate destination. The shift is simple and physical—less about spectacle, more about the pleasure of staying at the table with people you came to see.

Across the poker table

Offline poker at THE FELT ROOM is in-person poker: people gathered around poker tables, reading the room, learning card-room etiquette and talking face-to-face. Texas Hold’em belongs to the poker salon as a shared table language, not an online interface. There can be a high roller atmosphere in the visual sense—espresso felt, close conversation and a late-night hush—while the point remains social entertainment, learning and the real presence of the people across the table.