Italian Supper Club: From Sicily to Brontë
Have you ever wondered where the surname “Brontë” came from? One theory is that Patrick was inspired by military hero Lord Horatio Nelson, who was awarded the title Duke of Bronte – a small village in Sicily – by the King of Naples in recognition for his military valour and victories. A tenuous link? Maybe! But who needs an excuse to eat wonderful home-cooked Italian food in a beautiful historic setting.
Join us at the historic Brontë Birthplace for an intimate Italian supper club celebrating the flavours, stories and heritage that inspire local chef Becky, whose Italian roots and Yorkshire upbringing come together in beautifully comforting dishes.
This special evening features a lovingly prepared menu including bruschetta, spaghetti and meatballs, and a selection of classic Italian desserts — all cooked fresh in the birthplace of the Brontë sisters.
Expect a warm, relaxed atmosphere, delicious food, and a unique dining experience in one of Yorkshire’s most evocative literary settings.
£35 per person, £10 deposit required to reserve your space.
