Best Supper Clubs in London

After a Chinese supper club in London? Chef Jay has your back with his 10-course feasts at his Crystal Palace home. Not only will you get plenty of authentic cuisine from his home country and South-East Asia, but also a welcome drink and a BYOB policy.

Head to the charming and historical Milestone Hotel and Residences on the 30th of May to indulge in a delectable meal whipped up by executive chef Daniel Putz as part of the supper club dinner series. Your place can be secured for £110 each and guests can arrive from 6.30pm onwards to revel in gastronomic delights. The event runs only three times a year so snap up tickets fast to ensure you'll be feasting on Thursday evening. 

Across multiple locations in central London, Firmdale Hotels are hosting some sumptuous supper clubs with a heavy focus on wines from all over the world. These events cost £90 per person and promise plenty of high-quality vino, with menus that pair perfectly with their chosen drink - think Spanish tapas while sipping sherry or hand-dived scallops with sparkling English wine.

Found close to Bethnal Green station, Mama Shelter London are well-known for their fantastic supper clubs - having hosted chefs like Zaynah Bakes and Justin K Arthur in the past. This January, you'll find Two Hot Asians cooking up a storm - the hot sauce brand co-founded by Emily Yeoh.

They're celebrating Chinese New Year with a three-course feast, inspired by the dishes they ate growing up. Think sesame prawn toast, pork and mushroom dumplings and roast Hainanese chicken with steamed rice - all for £49 per person.

Over at Party N Paint, you'll get to dig into a two course meal, which includes a tasty bento box and a chocolate brownie with ice cream. You'll be able to wash it down with bottomless rum punch before moving on to the highlight of the night, the boozy art class. 

Soul Supper Immersive Dining Experience 2024 is inviting you into the world of Motown and soul with an evening of incredible live music, tasty dishes and handcrafted drinks, all inspired by the Detroit culture that became the heartbeat of American music. As you watch these fantastic performances, tuck into harissa-roasted cauliflower or chicken supreme and signature cupcakes for dessert.

With Mediterranean-themed supper clubs on the cards, Gallio is a great destination to enjoy top-notch grub across fun events. Expect multi-course meals across a secret menu, alongside a unique chef-guided experience and the chance to dine with other foodie fanatics.

For a fun Thursday night Supper Club, The Five Points Brewing Co are serving a fabulous one, complete with a beer and cheese tasting on the 14th of July. Head brewer, Robin Head-Fourman will guide you through your samples so you can take away a bit of knowledge as well.

If you're looking for a unique supper club experience, search no father than Urban Pubs and Bars who play host to some of the finest in the city. From autumnal tastings to enticing wine pairings, they're sure to add a touch of wonder ti your nights out. 

Fronting arched doorways, stained-glass windows and a white marble bar that dates back to 1837, it's no wonder why The William IV London - Kensal Green has gained quite the reputation. Delve into some mouthwatering grub curated by head chef Greg Weaver, with lip-smacking drinks.

For an unusual twist on your standard supper club, check out Dining through the Decades. This brilliant event is hosted by food historian Eleanor Barnett and Executive Chef Joe Fox, who together have whipped up a tasty four-course menu of treats from the Victorian era right through to the 1970s. Enjoy a welcome drink and canapes for arrival, fooled by a scrumptious meal with drinks pairings, all for £85 per person.

The brainchild from Tottenham sisters Becca and Elly, Santé supper club aims to bring the community together over healthy and nutritious food and a selection of carefully curated wine. Taking over Downhills Park Cafe for one Saturday a month, head here for a warming evening of eating, drinking and getting to know your fellow Londoners.