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How to host a supper club

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Michael Kibblewhite Michael Kibblewhite | 15:34 UK time, Wednesday, 21 September 2011

Would you open your home to strangers and make them dinner? Keen cooks like ex-NME photographer and food stylist have proven the to be a winning formula.

Blogger and supper club host transforms his living room every couple of weeks. With additional help from his sister, Mary, they plan, advertise and prepare a multi-course dinner for a group of around 25 hungry guests, often strangers congregated together on a table. We attended one of their events to go and see just how difficult it is to host a supper club.


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As popular clubs are springing up outside of London – notably in , and – we want to know whether you have eaten dinner in a stranger’s house recently. And are you looking to host a supper club?

Michael Kibblewhite works for the Â鶹Éç Food website.

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