Offline poker at Dealand Hearth

Your next poker night starts here.

Dealand Hearth is a refined, welcoming restaurant and offline poker venue where live Texas Hold’em, social tables and good hospitality share the same evening. Play happens in person at our Fitzroy card room, with a place for regular players, curious newcomers and groups looking for a real table and a warm room.

Please check the latest session details and availability with the venue before making plans.

Hands arranging cards on a forest-green felt poker table in Dealand Hearth's warmly lit card room

The programme desk

Current poker-night information

Poker nights, tournament poker and special tables are announced through the current venue programme. As sessions are confirmed, details can change, so use the latest listing as your practical guide before travelling to Dealand Hearth. Every session is live, hosted and venue-based.


Look for the format, start time, entry details and seat status that apply to the session you are considering. The labels below show the information our current programme will confirm.

Illustrative current-programme fields. Confirm all details with Dealand Hearth.
DateSessionFormatStartEntry detailsSeatsAction
[Date][Weekly social night]Offline Texas Hold’em[Start time][Buy-in / entry details][Seat availability]
[Date][Texas Hold’em tournament]Offline Texas Hold’em[Start time][Buy-in / entry details][Seat availability]
[Date][Special event night]Offline Texas Hold’em[Start time][Buy-in / entry details][Seat availability]

Weekly social night

Date
[Date]
Format
Offline Texas Hold’em
Start time
[Start time]
Entry details
[Buy-in / entry details]
Seat availability
[Seat availability]

Texas Hold’em tournament

Date
[Date]
Format
Offline Texas Hold’em
Start time
[Start time]
Entry details
[Buy-in / entry details]
Seat availability
[Seat availability]

Special event night

Date
[Date]
Format
Offline Texas Hold’em
Start time
[Start time]
Entry details
[Buy-in / entry details]
Seat availability
[Seat availability]

Choose your table

Find the evening that feels right.

Our programme brings together familiar live poker rhythms, social tables and hospitality-led occasions. These are experience categories rather than promises of a fixed listing: check the current programme for what is confirmed, then choose a table that suits your confidence, company and preferred pace.


Community table

Weekly poker nights

Regular social poker nights offer a dependable way to join the card-room community, settle into live table etiquette and enjoy an evening at the venue. Check the current programme for the next suitable session and request a seat so the venue can confirm your place.

See current schedule

Hosted live play

Texas Hold’em tournaments

Organised offline Texas Hold’em tournaments are shared through current venue updates. Review the listing for format, tournament entry, timing and any prize details where applicable, then speak with the venue about the session you intend to attend.

Review programme details

A comfortable start

Beginner-friendly sessions

New to a live room? Look for beginner-friendly session information and ask the host which table may feel most comfortable. You can arrive prepared, take in the room’s rhythm and ask practical questions without needing to know every detail in advance.

Read first-visit guidance

Venue occasion

Special event nights

Occasion-led poker nights can bring together dining, drinks and a distinctive hosted table atmosphere. Availability and practical details are always subject to the current programme, so confirm the latest event information before arranging your evening.

Check latest information

By direct enquiry

High roller table experiences

Where appropriate and subject to venue confirmation, a high roller table experience may be discussed as a discreet premium table option. No format or outcome is assumed; share your interest directly and the venue can advise on what may be suitable.

Prepared private dinner table with a forest-felt poker table in the background

For your group

Private poker functions

Plan a private poker function for a group seeking a hosted card-room setting, adaptable dining and a direct planning conversation. Start with a private dinner and poker experience, then shape the occasion with the venue.

Explore private events

Restaurant first

Restaurant and poker evenings

An evening can move naturally from restaurant dining and crafted cocktails to a live poker table. Allow for table service, follow current session guidance and choose the balance that works for your plans.

The card room

A card room with a table waiting.

Our card room is built around face-to-face Texas Hold’em, shared table etiquette and the simple social ritual of cards, chips and conversation. Dealand Hearth is not an online poker platform: it is a real Fitzroy venue where the room, the host and the people around the felt shape the evening.

Warm hospitality keeps the experience grounded. Check current session information, listen for clear announcements and settle into a hosted atmosphere where both experienced players and first-time visitors can feel part of the table.

01

Room rhythm

Clear announcements and considerate play help guests follow the evening. If anything is unclear, check with the host and use the current session information as your guide.

02

Respectful table culture

Arrive ready to listen, treat fellow players and staff with respect, and ask when something is unclear. That shared care keeps the room comfortable for everyone.

Adult hands resting near face-down cards on deep green felt in Dealand Hearth's card room

First visit

Come in ready.

For a first poker night, the best starting point is a suitable current session, a little time to settle in and a quick conversation with the host if you need direction. There is no need to overprepare: check the latest details, arrive with an open mind and let the room help you find your bearings.

01

Pick the right session

Session names, timing and entry details appear in the current programme. Beginner-friendly information may offer the most comfortable place to begin, but always confirm what is currently available.

View programme guidance
02

Ask when you arrive

Ask the host about the evening’s flow, seating and any practical question before joining a table. A clear conversation is the simplest way to begin comfortably.

03

Enjoy the full evening

Allow time for dinner, cocktails or table service before or around live poker plans, depending on the current session and venue guidance.

Explore restaurant & menu

Dinner, drinks and the deal

A proper dinner out, with cards in the evening.

Dealand Hearth is restaurant-first in its warmth and detail. Begin with dinner, settle in with crafted drinks and move into an offline poker night as the current programme allows. Dining, cocktails, table service and live poker are each considered parts of the venue, giving you room to make the evening your own rather than follow a fixed package.

Candlelit restaurant table with plated food and cocktails, with a softly blurred poker table beyond

Poker is the plan

Plan the poker seat

Review the latest poker-night information, then request a seat once you know which live session you hope to attend.

Reserve a poker seat

For group occasions

Private tables, thoughtfully hosted.

Enquire about a private dinner and poker experience shaped around your occasion, dining plan and preferred hosted card-room atmosphere. Whether the gathering is a celebration, a team occasion or simply time together around a table, start a direct conversation rather than relying on a preset package.

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Start with the occasion

Tell us the nature of the gathering, your preferred timing and whether dining, poker or both are central to the plan. These details help begin a useful enquiry.

02

Confirm with the venue

Dealand Hearth will confirm appropriate arrangements, current availability and practical event information directly.

Enquire about private events

A considered room

Play thoughtfully.

Poker nights are intended as social, in-person occasions. Take part thoughtfully, within your own comfort and in line with current venue guidance. A good evening begins with choosing a session that feels right, asking questions when needed and allowing space for the people around the table.

Pause and ask

Speak with venue staff if you have questions about a session, participation or whether a particular poker night is right for you. For a follow-up, contact the venue.

Keep the room welcoming

Considerate conduct supports a comfortable card-room experience for newcomers, regulars and staff alike.

Poker-night questions

A few practical answers.

These answers are a useful starting point. The current programme and venue team remain the source for session-specific details, so check the latest information before attending.

Current session details and availability will be confirmed by Dealand Hearth.