Supper clubs in Paris: dinner in a local’s home
Paris has more restaurants than you could try in a lifetime, and the best of them are booked weeks ahead. A supper club is the table you could not just walk into: a host’s own apartment, a menu cooked for one evening, and a room full of people who came for the same reason as you.
On Suppa Club, hosts across Paris open their homes for one evening at a time. Each listing shows who is cooking, the menu, allergens, drinks and the price per person before you book.
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What to expect at a Paris supper club
It might be a sixth-floor flat in the 11th, a long table in a courtyard apartment in the Marais or a kitchen in Belleville where the host is still plating when you walk in. Some hosts cook the food of the region they grew up in; others are chefs trying out the restaurant they want to open one day. Either way, the menu is chosen by the person cooking it, and it may never be served the same way twice.
Dinners are small, usually one or two tables. You come with your own people, and if you end up talking to the table next to you, so much the better.
Why book a supper club instead of a restaurant
Paris does the usual better than anywhere: the bistro, the brasserie, the neighbourhood favourite. A supper club gives the usual a night off. You get a host who decides the menu, a home you would never otherwise see, and an evening you can say you found first. It is the dinner your friends ask about afterwards, and the one they want to come to next time.
How booking works
Choose a dinner, pick your seats and pay securely online through Stripe. Your seat is confirmed as soon as payment succeeds. For the host’s privacy, the listing shows the neighbourhood and the exact address is shared after you book. Each listing shows its allergens and cancellation terms up front; if anything is unclear, message the host before you book. If the host cancels, you get a full refund.
Hosting a supper club in Paris
Love cooking for people? Paris hosts set their own menu, price and dates on Suppa Club, and receive 85% of each booking 24 hours after the dinner. The rules in France depend on how often you host, so read the guide to hosting legally in France before your first dinner.
Love cooking for people? Host your own supper club