You've got to hand it to Action Against Hunger, the folk at that charity really know how to put an interesting sounding event together. And they usually have some top restaurant partners in whatever they do. So we're not that surprised to hear about their upcoming Moveable Feasts.
If you've ever been on one of the London Restaurant Festival's Gourmet Odysseys, this is along similar lines although you'll be walking between each restaurant - just as well, really. Over the course of an evening, diners meet for a drinks reception before moving between four different restaurants, eating in their private dining rooms.
London has two such supperclubs planned.
The City - 12 March
- The Grade ll-listed Greek Masonic Temple at Andaz Liverpool Street
- Dan Doherty’s Duck & Waffle on the 40th floor of Heron Tower (pictured)
- Hawksmoor Guildhall
- Ending at Darbaar by award-winning chef Abdul Yaseen
Soho, 27 March
- Jun Tanaka’s Michelin-starred The Ninth
- The original Hakkasan on Hanway Place
- Barrafina Drury Lane
- Ending at the Marx Room at private members' club Quo Vadis
If this sounds like fun to you, you'd better be quick because each event only has 60 places split into four groups of 15. Tickets are 80, including the drinks reception, with all courses accompanied by wine. Best of all, all the money raised by the events go to support Action Against Hunger’s work ending child malnutrition
More about Moveable Feasts
When is it? 12 and 27 March 2018
How to book: Tickets are £80 - book online at http://againsthunger.uk/moveable2018
Find out more: Visit their website or follow them on Twitter @ACF_UK
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