A supper club in full swing: eight people around a long wooden table by garden windows, candles lit, wine being poured.

Supper clubs, and the people who make them.

A supper club is a small, ticketed dinner in a home or a borrowed room, where guests who may not know each other share one table and one menu.

One evening, start to finish.

You book an experience, you get an address, and you arrive hungry. The rest happens at the table.

An organizer opens her front door to two arriving guests, warm light behind her.

The door

Someone opens it smiling, and the room already smells like dinner.

A mixologist pours a cocktail from a copper shaker while guests talk behind him.

The first pour

A mixologist builds something for the whole room, and the ice breaks itself.

A chef wipes the rim of a finished plate at the pass, guests at the candlelit table behind him.

The plate

The person cooking is a few feet away, and glad to tell you what you are eating.

A long table of guests reaching across to pass a bowl, mid-laugh.

The second hour

Bowls get passed. The people beside you start to feel like the people you came with.

By dessert, strangers are regulars.

That part is the supper club.

A farmhouse table set for ten with candles lit and every chair still empty, the organizers finishing up in the kitchen behind.

Every supper club starts the same way: an empty table, and someone who decides to set it.

The people who make the night.

A chef, a mixologist, a venue host with a room worth borrowing, a creator who tells the story. Follow the ones you like and their next night finds you.

Friends bring friends.

You book one chair, then two. Your people meet their people over the same bread.

Strangers become regulars.

Same faces, new menu. A night turns into a community, one table at a time.

One chair is still open. It's yours.

Take it as a guest, or be the one who sets the table.

  • Chef
  • Mixologist
  • Venue host
  • Creator
  • A friend
  • Their friend
  • First timer
  • A regular
  • A neighbor
  • OpenYours
Seen from the street at dusk: a small dinner through a lit window, a lamppost glowing outside.

Find a supper club near you.

Five cities are open now, and more open one by one. Pick yours and see who is cooking.

Everything coming upAll cities

An organizer in an apron finishes a plate at the head of the table while guests look on, candles lit.

Set your own table.

Your menu, your room, your guest list. Every night you run adds followers, and followers become the regulars who book your next one first.

We are new, and that works in your favor. Put your night up now and guests looking for a supper club in your city find you first. Early means easy to find.

The Supper Club Planner helps you shape the menu, the hours and the budget before you post.

What reaches the table.

Type a ticket amount and follow it through the evening.

The rest of the evening is yours to spend on the food, the room and the people.

Any amount from $5 to $500

Goes to the night
$40.00
Every dollar of the ticket price, to whoever put the night together.
Tenseats service fee
$1.99
$1.99, $2.99 or $4.99, stepped by ticket amount. It stops there.
Your guest pays
$41.99
Plus card processing, added at checkout.

The cap is the Tenseats service fee. Card processing is added at checkout. How pricing works

Two people share a quiet candlelit dinner by a rain-streaked loft window at night.

Questions people ask about supper clubs.

What is a supper club?

A supper club is a small, ticketed dinner put on by a cook or organizer in a home, a studio or a borrowed room. Guests book ahead, sit together at one table and eat one set menu. Many run as a series, so the same faces come back.

How do I find a supper club near me?

Start with your city. Tenseats is open in Orlando, Austin, Chicago, Denver and Atlanta, with more cities opening one by one. Open your city page or browse everything coming up, then follow the organizers you like so their next night reaches you first.

How do I start a supper club?

Pick a date, a menu and a room, then set a ticket price. Create a free Tenseats account, post the night, and share the link with your people. Each night you run adds followers, and followers become your regulars.

Do I need a license to run a supper club?

It depends on where you live. Food safety, alcohol and licensing rules are set locally, and following them is the organizer's responsibility. Tenseats lists and tickets your night. It does not license or inspect your operation, so check with your city or county before you post.

What does a supper club cost?

Each organizer sets their own ticket price. Guests pay that price plus one Tenseats service fee that stops at $4.99, and organizers keep every dollar of the ticket price. The cap is the Tenseats service fee. Card processing is added at checkout. Pricing has the details.

Your chair is open.

Pull it up as a guest, or set a table of your own.

This one is yours