No plans? No problem. In 2026, it's never been easier to book out your evenings, thanks to the rise and rise of club culture here in Australia. And no, I'm not talking about the kinds of clubs you might be thinking of – no sweaty dance floors here. These clubs take a much more wholesome, sophisticated form – from running to reading and even wine. But for those who prefer to expand their social circle over a delicious meal, the humble supper club remains the perfect option.
Think of it as a dinner party, except you don't know anyone – not even the host. These supper clubs are poised around bringing strangers together at a table, often with a set menu, with a few glasses of wine and the promise of meeting someone new. In Sydney, they’re popping up everywhere from private dining rooms to cafés and creative spaces, offering an increasingly appealing alternative to the usual Saturday-night booking.
Below, our pick of the best supper clubs taking place across the city.
Club Sup
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Sophie McIntyre started Club Sup in 2021, when she found herself yearning for new friendships, but with nowhere that felt natural to form them. And so, the Club was born. In the year's since, it's expanded to restaurants Australia-wide, with events held across the country each month. It's also not strictly limited to dinner – she hosts book swaps and even cookie swaps, too.
Table Tok Supper Club
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Table Tok Supper Club was formed by Shishir, a home cook and immigrant who arrived in Sydney alone, searching for connection. And where better to form new friendships than at a full table? Shirshir's supper clubs champion Bengali flavours, and are often hosted at Magenta House, in Redfern. Stay across her Instagram page for details of her next event.
Ruby's Food
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Ruby started out hosting dinner parties in London – but when she moved to Sydney, she noticed she was missing that same connection. Her events are intimate and sporadic, with the call-out for attendees managed entirely over social media. You'll need to watch her page closely to score a spot at the next one.
Feast Studio
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Feast Studio is the brainchild of Ayush, a chef with 12 years of experience, and Nat, a graphic designer and brand consultant with a penchant for cooking. Their supper clubs take place every couple of months, and often include the option to BYO drinks. You can sign up to be notified of the next one.
Public Haus
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If you're a creative looking for a supper club, this might be it. Public Haus' dinner parties are by application only, and according to their website, they "welcome guests from all corners of creativity, but what matters most is mindset." You'll need to sign up for a chance to attend.
Zosia Cooks
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Zosia is a marketing manager turned Cordon Bleu-trained chef, who now hosts supper clubs across Australia and Europe. You'll need to keep an eye on her Instagram to stay across the next one.
Saturday Night Dinner
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This supper club is about as personal as it gets. Friends Mollie and Sophie open up the doors to their apartment to host regular supper clubs, cooked and catered for themselves. They also host book swaps alongside drinks and nibbles, for a wholesome Saturday afternoon activity.
