Step into a world where film meets flavor at Depot’s exclusive Supper Club — events designed for those who seek more than just a night out.
Each evening offers a carefully selected film, paired with an exquisite meal crafted by our talented chefs, inspired by the movie’s locations and themes.
After the credits roll, guests will be invited to the gallery for a dining experience that brings the film to life, sparking conversation and connection over food that reflects the on-screen journey.
Join us for a relaxed, vibrant evening where cinema and cuisine come together in perfect harmony.
Please note: tickets for the film and reservations for the meal must be made separately. See below for booking details.
Upcoming Supper Club Events
French Supper Club – Thursday 23 April
17:45 – 25th Anniversary Screening of Amélie – £9 per ticket, £5 for Under 25s
20:00 – Two course French meal – £20 per head (with optional £5 dessert) in the Depot Gallery – SOLD OUT
Discover the charm of Montmartre at our French Supper Club, an evening inspired by the whimsical world of Amélie.
Before a 25th-anniversary screening of Jean‑Pierre Jeunet’s beloved classic, enjoy a delicious two-course French dinner prepared by our chefs and designed to transport you to the heart of Paris through a menu of comforting and aromatic flavours.
With wonderful food, charming company, and one of the most enchanting films of modern French cinema, it’s the perfect night out for Francophiles, food lovers and film fans alike.
Please note: tickets for the film and reservations for the meal must be made separately
French Supper Club Menu – SOLD OUT
Thursday 23 April, 20:00
£20 per head
Starters
Choice of:
Crème d’Asperges [Veg]
avec pain blanc
Bisque de Langostines
avec pain blanc
Mains
Choice of:
Gratin de Courgette au Chèvre Frais [Veg]
avec salade
Poulet a la Provençal
avec pomme de terre rôties
Dessert
Optional £5 extra
Crémeux au Chocolat Blanc a la Passion [Veg]
Amélie
Thursday 23 April, 17:45
The lonely 23-year-old Amélie decides to become an active member of her community by doing good deeds for those around her. When completing one such mission, she falls in love with a similarly shy collagist.
‘A delicious pastry of a movie’ – Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
