Maria and Robert Pucciariello are known for their stylish parties and extravagant dinners filled with atmosphere and energy. Any opportunity is a great opportunity to dress up for a night on-the-town in the heart of the Flatiron District. At their loft you will share an unforgettable dining experience with your group and possibly be inspired to dance the night away.
How it works:
We can accommodate a group of up 15 people and usually plan the dinner party in the following sequence:
As the guests arrive, they are greeted with a signature cocktail.
During the cocktail hour, we will have a professional photographer to take some exceptional images which will be retouched and sent after the event.
We serve appetizers and there is an outdoor deck for mingling, smoking, etc.
Then everyone is invited to sit at the table where we serve dinner with red and white wine.
We never run out of food, wine and good cheer.
If this is a birthday party we will provide a cake and play Happy Birthday on the grand piano.
Our Supper Club experience is $2,775 and can accommodate up to 15 people.
We can offer additional entertainment a la carte. Our most favorite act is an aerial hoop performer.
Stay as long as you want, and dance the night away. We might even join you!
To confirm a booking, we require payment for the evening to be made no later than 10 days before the dinner.
Email us at info@supperclubnyc.com and we will confirm the date, all details and special requests.
Our goal is for you to have a night to remember.
I am dedicating this Supper Club series to the spirited people of New York City who bounced back to the energetic and diverse life we cherish.
This emerged from a lock-down project in which I dreamt up my favorite menus, prepared them and then captured some photographs. Sometimes in life you get a chance to make something good flourish when the world turns dark. After many months spent in isolation these dinners are a celebration of the times that were, and the times yet to come.
When you visit someone's home for dinner, you see a little more of their heart