Bengali Supper Club The First Table Comes to Tottenham on 22 August
Susan Hossain’s alcohol-free event at Forks and Green offers a multi-course meal, live music and storytelling for £10 or more
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A new Bengali supper club will open its doors in Tottenham next month, offering a multi-course meal, live music and storytelling in an alcohol-free setting. The First Table, created by Chini & Chutney founder Susan Hossain, takes place at Forks and Green on 22 August 2026.
Haringey Council lists the event on its website, describing it as an intimate evening that blends the flavours of Dhaka, where Hossain grew up, with her creative life in North London. The supper club is designed for food lovers, local residents and anyone interested in Bengali culture or new dining experiences.
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What to expect on the night
Guests will sit at a shared table for a curated multi-course meal. Live music and storytelling will accompany the food, with doors opening at 6:30 pm for a 7 pm start. The event runs until 9 pm and is strictly alcohol-free.
Tickets are available through Eventbrite and cost £10 or more. Advance booking is required, as the event is not open to walk-ins. Hossain’s contact details, including her email and mobile number, are provided on the council’s event page for enquiries.
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Who is behind The First Table
Susan Hossain, the founder of Chini & Chutney, created The First Table to share Bengali food culture in North London. The event is part of her broader work to connect communities through dining, as stated on the Haringey Council website.
The supper club is open to couples, friendship groups and individuals. Haringey Council’s event listing emphasises its appeal to those looking to meet new people in a warm, communal setting.
How to attend
The event takes place at Forks and Green, 338 Philip Lane, Tottenham, London N15 4AB. Tickets can be purchased via Eventbrite, with no option for payment at the door. The £10 minimum price is a suggested donation, allowing guests to pay more if they choose.
For further details, potential attendees can contact Hossain directly via email at susan@chiniandchutney.com or by phone on 07882 034503. The event is also promoted on Chini & Chutney’s Facebook and Instagram pages.
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+How much does The First Table supper club cost?
Tickets for The First Table start at £10, with advance booking required via Eventbrite. Guests can choose to pay more if they wish. The event is alcohol-free and includes a multi-course meal, live music and storytelling.
+Where is The First Table supper club being held?
The event takes place at Forks and Green, 338 Philip Lane, Tottenham, London N15 4AB. Doors open at 6:30 pm for a 7 pm start, and the supper club runs until 9 pm on 22 August 2026.
+Who can attend The First Table supper club?
The event is open to food lovers, local residents, couples, friendship groups and anyone interested in Bengali culture or new dining experiences. It is designed as a shared-table event to encourage conversation and connection.
+How do I book tickets for The First Table?
Tickets must be booked in advance through Eventbrite. There is no option for walk-ins or payment at the door. The event is alcohol-free, and tickets start at £10, as listed on Haringey Council’s website.
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