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An after-dark table, with another room to discover.

Slateandliinen Bistro & Poker Lounge is a physical Australian dining destination for modern cuisine, artisan wines and a dedicated offline poker room. Begin with the bistro, settle into the evening, then choose whether the felt-table atmosphere belongs in your plan.


Make time for a table, a considered pour and conversation. If an offline poker session suits the night, the nearby room brings felt poker tables and tournament chips into a distinctly in-person venue setting—always as a separate, planned experience.

27 Copperleaf Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

Warmly lit slate-topped dining table inside Slateandliinen after dark
one destination, two rhythms

Let the evening take its own shape.

Dining and the poker lounge sit alongside one another with clear boundaries. A visit can be all about the bistro, planned around a session, or paced across both spaces without assuming one automatically includes the other.

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Arrive for the table

Open the night at a bistro table with modern cuisine, an artisan wine recommendation and room to settle in. The menu is a useful starting point when a dining booking is taking shape: it helps visitors consider the kind of table experience they want without rushing the evening into a fixed format.

View the menu
02

Move by choice, not assumption

The offline poker lounge is a separate dedicated poker room within the destination. Visitors may plan a dining-only evening, a poker-focused visit, or both. Any poker participation is considered around current poker sessions and venue guidance, rather than treated as an automatic extension of a dining table.

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Finish with a memorable room

Later in the evening, the pace can change around felt poker tables and tournament chips in a real room shared with other visitors. Collectible poker chips, leaderboards and trophy prizes may mark the storytelling of poker nights, while the experience remains grounded in conversation, physical tables and venue atmosphere.

A composed night out can end at the bistro, in the poker room, or wherever the planned visit feels complete.

bistro dining

The bistro, close up.

The bistro menu is built around modern cuisine with a clear point of view: composed plates, seasonal attention and enough clarity to help visitors choose how they want to dine. It is food intended for an unhurried table, whether the evening is only about dinner or begins there.


A table built for conversation

The dining room supports the full length of a conversation rather than treating the meal as a pause between plans. The dedicated offline poker room is nearby but distinct, so a bistro table can stand entirely on its own or become the first considered part of a wider visit.

Explore the current menu

For the current bistro offering, use the menu as the next practical planning step. It is the clearest place to begin when deciding what dining at Slateandliinen might look like.

View the menu
Composed modern bistro plate on a dark slate table with linen and copper cutlery
wine for the table

Wine, chosen for the table.

Artisan wines are part of the dining rhythm: a considered pour beside modern cuisine, a reason to linger and a natural point of discussion around the table.

artisan wine

Artisan wine as an evening companion

At Slateandliinen, artisan wines belong with the table rather than outside the meal. They give modern cuisine another dimension of attention and leave space for visitors to follow their own pace. A pour can accompany an early course, remain part of a longer dinner or simply support the conversation that carries the evening forward.

From first course to later conversation

Wine can sit comfortably within different kinds of visits: a dining-only plan, a shared table before optional poker play, or reflective conversation after time in the poker lounge. It is never a requirement for the room; it is simply one considered part of the bistro experience for visitors who choose it.

Artisan wine being poured into a stemmed glass beside a slate bistro place setting
offline poker room

The room beyond dinner.

Slateandliinen has a dedicated offline poker room designed around in-person poker play, not online gambling software or remote play. It is a separate physical part of the destination: a poker lounge with its own material focus, approached as part of a planned visit alongside the bistro.

Physical felt-emerald poker tables with neatly arranged tournament chips in a warm dark poker room

Felt tables and tournament chips

The room is defined by the tangible details of gathering around a physical table: felt poker tables, tournament chips and a concentrated shared atmosphere. Collectible poker chips add another venue-specific material cue, keeping the focus on the table, the room and the people present.

Poker nights with visible milestones

Poker nights may use leaderboards and trophy prizes as physical markers of participation and event storytelling. For the most useful current planning detail, review the poker sessions information before deciding how the poker room fits into an evening.

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planning an evening

From plate to poker table.

There is no single correct sequence. Use the details below as flexible planning guidance, then choose the route that best matches the reason for your visit.

01

Choose the shape of your visit

Decide whether the evening is centred on dinner, a poker session or a combination before sending an enquiry. Each plan is valid. The bistro menu and current poker sessions information give useful detail for that first decision.

02

Begin at the bistro

Modern cuisine and artisan wines can be the starting point for visitors who want a meal before later poker play, or for those who simply want an evening at the bistro. Dining remains the first experience in its own right, without being tied to the poker room.

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Move to the poker lounge when planned

The dedicated offline poker lounge is approached around the relevant offline poker session and venue guidance. Physical felt poker tables and tournament chips sit at its centre. Review poker session information before shaping that part of the visit.

04

Keep the end of the evening open

A considered pace leaves room for conversation at the bistro, time around an offline poker table, or both in the order that suits the visit. Let the destination support the evening you want, rather than trying to force it into one fixed pattern.

choose your emphasis

For the table, for the lounge, for the night.

A dining-led visit

For visitors who want modern cuisine and artisan wines as the full purpose of the evening, the bistro stands on its own. The poker lounge remains part of the venue’s distinctive atmosphere, without needing to define the plan. Start with current food exploration when the table is the priority.

View the menu

A poker-led visit

For visitors planning an offline poker session, the dedicated poker room, felt poker tables and tournament chips are physical venue features to explore alongside dining options. Current poker sessions provide the clearest starting point for understanding how the room may fit into the night.

See poker sessions

A combined evening

For dinner followed by poker play, a booking enquiry can describe the sequence you have in mind so planning starts with the right context. There is no promise of combined availability; it is simply useful to share whether both the bistro and poker lounge are part of your intended visit.

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after-dark atmosphere

An after-dark room with a tactile centre.

Abyssal slate, warm dining light, timber, copper details and a glimpse of emerald felt set the mood at Slateandliinen Bistro & Poker Lounge. The material contrast gives dinner and the felt poker room their own character while keeping both parts of the venue connected.

Warmly lit dark bistro interior with slate textures, timber seating and a glimpse of emerald felt
after-dark atmosphere

An after-dark room with a tactile centre.

Abyssal slate, warm dining light, timber, copper details and a glimpse of emerald felt set the mood at Slateandliinen Bistro & Poker Lounge. The material contrast gives dinner and the felt poker room their own character while keeping both parts of the venue connected.

dining room atmosphere

The hospitality side of the setting is a table for modern cuisine, artisan wines and conversation under warm evening light. It is sensory editorial atmosphere rather than a prescribed occasion: a place to arrive, pause and give the meal the attention it deserves.

poker-room atmosphere

Beyond the bistro, the tempo shifts in a dedicated offline poker room. Felt poker tables, tournament chips and focused poker play give the physical room a different rhythm, while retaining the same grounded after-dark character of the wider destination.

visit planning

Plan your visit.

Use these details to orient a dining, wine, poker-session or combined-evening enquiry. Slateandliinen is a physical Melbourne destination, so the most helpful message is one that describes the kind of visit you are considering.

location

Find the venue

Slateandliinen is located at 27 Copperleaf Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia, for bistro dining and offline poker-room planning in one physical destination.

booking enquiry

Make a booking enquiry

Tell the venue whether your enquiry concerns dining, artisan wines, a poker session or a combined evening. That context helps communicate the shape of the intended visit without assuming an outcome. You can write directly to [email protected].

Make a booking enquiry
direct conversation

Speak with the venue

Prefer to talk through your intended dining or offline poker visit? Call the venue directly.

+61 2 8614 5793
your evening, considered

Make the evening your own.

Plan a Melbourne evening around modern cuisine, artisan wines and—if it suits your visit—a dedicated offline poker room with felt poker tables and tournament chips. Start with a booking enquiry, then let the bistro and lounge take their places in the night.