Cena della Domenica
Sunday Dinner.
We’re starting something close to our hearts — a monthly Sunday dinner, inspired by the Italian tradition of gathering around the table to slow down, share a meal, and simply be together. In a world that’s constantly moving, we want to create something steady — a space filled with warmth, comfort, and good company.
Our home will be open starting at 12 PM.
Dinner will always be served at 4:30 PM.
Dessert may or may not be served — depends on the menu that month.
This is meant to be easy and pressure-free. Come early, stay late, swing by for a glass of wine or a quick plate of pasta — whatever works for you. Whether there are two of us or twenty around the table, we’ll be here, once a month, with open doors and open arms.
We want this to feel like something you look forward to, not something you feel obligated to attend. Please don’t feel like you have to come every time — truly. Come when it feels right, when you’re hungry for connection, or just need a pause and a familiar face.
The menu will always be homemade Italian, changing from month to month — family recipes and new twists along the way. We’ll always have wine on hand, but feel free to bring your drink of choice. If you or someone you’re bringing has any food allergies or dietary needs, just let us know — we want everyone to feel cared for.
Please don’t bring any food or snacks. This is our way of giving back, of saying thank you, and of creating a space where people feel taken care of. Let us serve you. Please don’t do ANYTHING except show up — we mean it!
We’ll send a quick RSVP reminder about 10–14 days in advance of each dinner. All we ask is that you kindly let us know if you’re coming and how many to expect, so we can plan food and drinks accordingly.
There’s no formal format. If you want to bring games, bring games. If you want to teach everyone the Swedish national anthem — go for it. There are no rules and nothing planned besides food on the table at 4:30. Please, by all means:
Bring conversation starters. Bring stories. Bring games, brain teasers, riddles, jokes, party tricks — or just bring yourself.
As this evolves, we may have fun with themes (Bears games, holidays, or random excuses to celebrate), but the heart will always be the same: a cozy, welcoming place to gather with people who matter.In the middle of life’s chaos, we hope this becomes a little bright spot. Something comforting. Something yours.
With love,
Christian & Michelle