Gary's Supper Club - Lakeville

Yes, families dine at Gary’s regularly: reviewers note parties that included toddlers and children, kids’ pasta was ordered by families, and large groups with kids have been seated in the back room.

Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, put-together clothing that’s polished without being formal.

Gary’s fills up at peak times, Friday nights often pack the lot and holidays like Mother’s Day can be very crowded; weekday lunches and later in the evening tend to be quieter.

Gary’s Supper Club fuses classic supper-club charm with a modern, energetic twist, cozy booths, a circular bar and handcrafted cocktails, a lively main dining room and a quieter back room option.

Try Tuesday night for Gary’s $35 lobster special, guests call it an incredible value, and if you prefer a quieter meal, plan a later dinner when the room thins out rather than peak fish-fry nights.

Gary’s Supper Club offers cozy booths, a circular bar with barstools, a main dining room that extends toward the kitchen, a quieter back room used for larger parties, high-top tables, and an outdoor patio with a fireplace.

Weekend brunch (Saturday–Sunday) is a guest favorite, the Saturday and Sunday brunch service draws strong praise, while Tuesday lobster night and the Friday fish fry are also popular picks.

Private dining isn't part of the offering at Gary's Supper Club, the focus is on the lively, open dining room and convivial atmosphere.

Portions tend to be generous, many guests mention large servings and taking home leftovers after a meal.

Yes, Gary's Supper Club is frequently chosen for anniversaries and special evenings, with many guests praising attentive service and a welcoming atmosphere for celebrations.