Five Supper Clubs You’ll Want a Seat At This Year
Sydney's dining scene is quietly rewriting the rules of dinner.
Supper clubs are popping up across the city, reclaiming the table as a place for more than just food, where shared plates spark shared stories and strangers leave as something closer to friends. They're not quite restaurants, not quite house parties, but sit somewhere deliciously in-between.
In this guide, we spotlight five of the city's most exciting players: Club Sup, Zosia Cooks, Public Haus, Secret Foodies and Pomme Table. From mystery multi-course feasts to art-filled long lunches, each offers its own flavour of togetherness. And in a world where scrolling has replaced talking, these clubs prove that sometimes the best connection still comes with a side of carbs.
Lily and Jack's Pomme is what happens when two people who genuinely love feeding people decide to stop doing it quietly. A supper club built around generous, family-style spreads and the firm belief that the best meals are the ones where nobody's quite sure when dinner ends and the rest of the night begins. No…
If you love a little mystery with your meal, Secret Foodies has been serving up Sydney's most surprising dining experiences for more than a decade. Each month, guests snap up tickets without knowing where they'll end up, only to be whisked into hidden locations across the city for long lunches and dinners where the menu,…
Public Haus is the brainchild of best mates Alice Howes and Immy Williams, who brought a slice of British pub culture to Sydney with one goal: break the city out of its social bubbles. Their supper club is built for creatives, designers, DJs, side-hustlers, anyone looking for good food and better company. The kitchen magic…
Designer-turned-chef Zosia Cooks doesn't just host dinner, she curates one-off performances. After leaving a corporate career for Le Cordon Bleu (where she graduated with an Award in Culinary Excellence), Zosia discovered supper clubs were the perfect way to merge her passions for food, design, and hosting. What began in Brisbane in 2023 has since grown…
Born out of lockdown loneliness, Club Sup started in 2021 with twelve strangers around a table and founder Sophie McIntyre's simple mission: make it easier for adults to form real friendships. What began as a side project quickly grew into a full-blown movement, over 150 events later, Club Sup has become a "fourth space" for…
