The Card Room
At Top 10 Choices, an Australian restaurant and social venue, the visit can continue around real poker tables and classic card games. Daylight, conversation and cards on timber set an easy pace, while restaurant dining remains part of the occasion. Offline poker here is face-to-face: people gathering at physical tables, settling in and sharing the room together.
Real tablesPhysical cards and chips bring people together around the table.
Comfortable seatingSettle into conversation, shared games and an unhurried social rhythm.
Restaurant serviceDining and table service belong naturally beside the cards.
Best 10, in practice
The Card Room is built around the simple pleasure of meeting across a table: a physical setting where cards, food and conversation each have room to matter.
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Everything poker-related at Top 10 Choices happens offline at physical tables. You can see the cards being dealt, read the room and enjoy the small conversations that happen between hands. Offline poker is not an interface to watch from a distance; it is a shared table ritual, shaped by the people sitting in front of one another.
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The dedicated Card Room gives the table its own focus, while the wider relaxed Card Lounge offers another easy-going part of the venue. Comfortable seating supports a longer, more social visit: time to settle in, share food, compare stories and let a familiar game unfold without making the room feel rushed.
A good table makes room for people.
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There is something grounding about shuffled cards, hands meeting across timber and a classic card game rediscovered among friends. Cards and chips remain tactile tabletop elements, part of the rhythm of gathering rather than the whole story. The attention stays on familiar play, shared reactions and the pleasure of being in the same room.
Timber, cards, hands and an easy pause between plays.
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Top 10 Choices combines contemporary dining with offline poker, so a card-table visit can sit naturally beside a meal rather than apart from it. Table service is part of the hospitality setting, leaving the gathering free to move between conversation, dining and the next hand at its own pace. Explore restaurant dining.
Table formats
Whether the plan starts with a few friends, a more organised gathering or a private evening, the Card Room gives the occasion a physical centre: one table, real cards and time together.
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For friends who want conversation and a shared game to sit comfortably alongside their visit. A shared table keeps the experience face-to-face, making room for offline poker or classic card games without turning the occasion into a formal production.
Best for: friends, familiar games and easy conversation.
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For an organised group that wants to stay around one real table while restaurant dining remains part of the occasion. Friends, colleagues and celebrations can use the cards as a natural point of connection, with space for conversation beyond any one game.
Best for: groups planning one connected social occasion.
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For a more considered group plan, a private poker evening can bring cards, conversation and restaurant hospitality into one occasion. It is a useful route when your gathering calls for a private-space conversation before the shape of the evening is decided.
Explore private eveningsRestaurant rhythm
Restaurant dining and the Card Room can belong to the same social rhythm. A table can make room for conversation, a shared dish and the next hand without asking people to choose between being diners and being part of the game.
At Top 10 Choices, offline poker stays grounded in the room: physical cards, familiar company and a hospitality setting where table service supports the occasion. The result is a visit that can move naturally from restaurant dining into cards and back again.
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Ways to gather
Choose the route that best suits the way you want to gather, then let the table bring the occasion into focus.
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Poker nights are face-to-face occasions around real tables, offering a sociable reason to gather with cards and conversation at the centre. If offline poker is the part of the Card Room that speaks to your plan, begin by exploring the rhythm of a poker night.
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Classic card games can give a gathering an accessible, familiar point of connection. They leave room for easy conversation and shared time for diners, friends and groups who want a relaxed table experience. The Card Lounge offers a complementary setting to explore.
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A private poker evening is the planning route for a more focused group occasion in a private space. An enquiry gives your group a place to begin shaping an evening where cards, dining and conversation can sit together around the table.
Plan a private eveningFor groups
Before choosing a Card Room visit, it helps to begin with the kind of time you want to share. These simple considerations give diners, friends and organisers a practical way to frame the occasion.
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Decide whether the occasion is primarily a meal, a card-table session or a blend of both. That starting point helps a group imagine the shape of its visit without reducing it to a generic booking. Top 10 Choices is designed for diners and people who want the table to become part of the social plan.
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Consider the social rhythm you want: seated card play, conversation, food and a comfortable place to settle in. Thinking about how people may move between dining and cards can help a group choose a setting that feels connected, rather than treating each part of the evening as separate.
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Consider whether a shared Card Room visit suits the group, or whether a private-space conversation is the more useful next step for a private poker evening. Face-to-face play remains at the centre either way; the choice is simply about how your group wants the occasion to come together.
Explore private eveningsAround the room
The Card Room can hold different social tempos, from a few friends easing into a familiar game to a broader group gathering around real tables. Restaurant dining remains part of the atmosphere, while cards give conversation a gentle centre. The point is not to perform at the table, but to meet there.
Make a plan
Choose Top 10 Choices when you want a meal, physical cards and conversation in one bright social setting. The Card Room and relaxed Card Lounge keep the experience face-to-face at real tables. Reserve a Card Room visit for your gathering, or take the private poker evening route when your group needs a more considered starting point.
Before you choose
The Card Room is designed as a practical, hospitality-led choice for people who want cards to add to a social occasion. Keep these three ideas in mind as you decide which setting feels right.
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The experience centres on real people, physical cards and face-to-face time. Cards and chips are tactile tabletop elements that help hold the social rhythm of a shared table.
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Top 10 Choices is a restaurant and social venue, so dining and table service remain part of the atmosphere as a dining visit flows into a card-table gathering.
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Explore the Card Room, Poker Nights or a private poker evening according to the occasion. For a relaxed complementary setting, visit the Card Lounge.
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