About felloe
felloe exists to bring people back into real, human dialogue - and what better way to do that, than over supper?
Dialogue has always pushed humanity forward. From Ancient Greek philosophers to modern peace talks, good dialogue is how humans learn to think together — a meeting of minds where perspectives collide, challenge, and expand, sparking empathy and new ideas.
Today, it's in short supply. We live in isolated silos, rarely encountering differing perspectives or making time for true dialogue. We work all day, eat lunch alone, sit in silence on the tube then doom-scroll at night. It's leaving us fragmented, disconnected, disengaged. In a world of growing polarity and rapid change, true dialogue has never been more essential — or more rare.
Our gatherings are designed to keep alive the power of discourse and chance connections. The big questions we face today don't have easy answers. They require us to make room for nuance, embrace unexpected ideas and engage with others in real, meaningful conversation.
12 suppers a year, each with a different theme, menu & guests.
Tickets go on sale 1 month before the supper via our mailing list.
We curate a handful of private suppers each year, tailored to your chosen theme for a personal or business event.
If of interest, drop an e-mail to hello@felloe.co.uk
We start with a question that sparks curiosity,
Questions with no easy answer that apply to us all, but take us out of our everyday lives, like ‘How do we make art more accessible?’ or ‘Is data-driven healthcare doing more harm than good?’
gather to chat about it over good food on long tables
The best conversations tend to take place over shared food. We explore our chosen question over a 3-course meal, hosted in a warm & intimate space and cooked by a professional chef, serving up homemade food on shared platters.
& invite remarkable guests to join us in conversation.
A Michelin-starred chef and an Olympian. A vicar and an ordained Buddhist. A professor and a stay-at-home dad. We invite people with distinct perspectives to join us for a good chat with us & each other, over supper.
felloe is run by Amy (& friends!)
I grew up in Spain, where lively conversations over never-ending dinners are simply a part of every-day life. They even have a word for it: sobremesa, meaning 'over the table'.
We left Spain when I was 15, and since then I've done a fair bit of travelling, often for work - from Pakistan to Nairobi, Paris to Mumbai, Tangier to Rome. That's where I discovered the true power of a good 'sobremesa'.
The people, places and cultures I encountered along the way were wonderfully diverse, both to each other and to me. But everywhere I went, I discovered the same thing: everyone, everywhere, loves to come together for a proper chat over a good meal. It's deeply, universally human - and ironically, the perfect space to engage with what makes us different and converse with different points of view.
And yet, I'm worried that we're getting fewer and fewer opportunities to do just that, at a time when we need it most. So, along with some very dear friends, I set up felloe.
If you're reading this, I hope it means there's something about this idea that you love too. If so, I look forward to meeting you at a felloe supper soon.
— Amy x


felloe would not be possible without the time & talent of 2 good friends, who help bring our suppers to life.
Priya is, first and foremost, the dream dinner party guest: equally interesting and interested in those around her; an exemplary 'gatherer of people' and the ultimate hostess with the mostest. She has helped shape the themes, guests and dangerously good cocktails that felloe has become known for.
Nicoletta (or Nicky) is both an extraordinary person & an extraordinary chef, having trained at prestigious culinary schools in Italy before moving to the UK to work in a mix of 5-starred hotels, Michelin-starred kitchens and her very own artisan bakery. Nicky cooks our incredible suppers, soon to be hosted in her very own neighbourhood restaurant, called Simplicity.
I met both Priya and Nicky - fittingly - over supper.











