Supper club

Hand painted menus and place-cards for a intimate and fabulous Italian dinner party. Little touches such as custom menus and specialty candles and vessels all make for a truly memorable evening.

Looking to add a pinch of excitement to your dinner parties? Our guide on starting a supper club will inspire you to turn everyday gatherings into extraordinary moments! Discover creative menu ideas, fun themes, and sparkling tips for unforgettable nights shared with friends. #SupperClub #supperclubthemeideas, #supperclubmenuideas, #supperclubideas, #supperclubdecor

Supper club is a time to gather with close friends, enjoy great conversation and devour lots of delicious food- why wasn't this in my life yet?!

When a friend of ours invited us to a supper club, we really had no idea what to expect. Do we need some kind of membership card? Is it held in some super secret location? What and when exactly is ‘supper’? And most importantly, will there be wine? The answers to these first-timer questions are […]

See how Maria Colalancia, Founder of The Aperitivo Society, bring her Boston-based supper club to life, what her favorite partytricks are, and her go-to playlists to set the party mood. @aperitivosociety

Because what's better than good food and great chat

Three years ago, I read a book, got inspired, and started a dinner club. End of story. Kinda. It wasn't a book about dinner clubs necessarily, but the

House Babylon is introducing a series of Supper Club events. Together with our network of creative partners and chefs, we design a monthly tailor made culinary experience at selected homes & venues. The House Babylon supper clubs aim to foster cultural exchange closing the distance between the chef and their guest as well as guests with one another. We intend to stimulate your senses with a laid back atmosphere. Our first dinner is a tribute to the old Sahel featuring a menu that is…

Sophie McIntyre’s Club Sup is a one-woman show (two if you count her mum, who does the dishes). She started it as a way for young Melburnians – coming out of a year in isolation – to make new friends, over cracking food and wine in a snazzy ’70s-era space.