Saratoga Supper Club

Be a Supper Club Standout

Supper Club is a new way to enjoy the holiday season with those you love, building lasting memories through celebration and connection. A supper club is defined by the details that are carefully curated to build a story, a mood, a menu, and an experience that's timeless for both the host and their guests. Explore below and hear from our experts Athena Calderone, Buddha Lo, and Martin Riese on how they create memorable events, and let us help you plan your next supper club and be a supper club standout.

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Supper club tips from tastemaking hosts

Buddha Lo​

Two-time champion of Bravo’s Top Chef and Executive Chef of Marky’s and Huso in New York City, Buddha is bringing his love for the details and Saratoga as he builds the culinary vision for Saratoga Supper Club.

A Memorable Meal

Hear how Buddha leaves an impression on his guests when serving a supper club meal.

Time Management

When entertaining, timing is key. Learn more about Buddha’s tips for planning ahead.

Guide To Leftovers

Not sure what to do with your supper club leftovers? Buddha has a favorite meal to create.

Go-To Kitchen Gadget

Buddha has a favorite gadget for creating his supper club menu, can you guess what it is?

On A Budget

A supper club can be big or small. Hear about Buddha’s tips for hosting on a budget.

A Memorable Meal

Hear how Buddha leaves an impression on his guests when serving a supper club meal.

Time Management

When entertaining, timing is key. Learn more about Buddha’s tips for planning ahead.

Guide To Leftovers

Not sure what to do with your supper club leftovers? Buddha has a favorite meal to create.

Go-To Kitchen Gadget

Buddha has a favorite gadget for creating his supper club menu, can you guess what it is?

On A Budget

A supper club can be big or small. Hear about Buddha’s tips for hosting on a budget.

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New etiquette tips

Be prompt with your RSVP

The sooner your host can get an accurate head count, the sooner they can get started planning the event.

Don’t arrive too early

Your host will probably be busy right up until guests start showing up. Take advantage of a 5 or 10-minute grace period.

Bring a gift to cherish

Show up with a bottle of wine, a box of chocolates, flowers or something fun like cocktail napkins with a joke or party quote.

Get ready to mingle

Arm yourself with a few talking points. Be curious and ask engaging questions. Listen and don’t just talk to people you know.

Be present

Nothing says I’ve got something better to do than playing on your phone.

Thank you!

A quick text or email is fine, but if you want to stand out, write a quick thank you and drop it in the mail a day or two after the party.

Be prompt with your RSVP

The sooner your host can get an accurate head count, the sooner they can get started planning the event.

Don’t arrive too early

Your host will probably be busy right up until guests start showing up. Take advantage of a 5 or 10-minute grace period.

Bring a gift to cherish

Show up with a bottle of wine, a box of chocolates, flowers or something fun like cocktail napkins with a joke or party quote.

Get ready to mingle

Arm yourself with a few talking points. Be curious and ask engaging questions. Listen and don’t just talk to people you know.

Be present

Nothing says I’ve got something better to do than playing on your phone.

Thank you!

A quick text or email is fine, but if you want to stand out, write a quick thank you and drop it in the mail a day or two after the party.