Stiff drinks, great eats & none of the drama out there in the streets.*
Welcome to the Social Contract Supper Club. Formerly Club 300.
New ownership. New menu. New vibe.
Same awesome location above Nucky’s Speakeasy in the Old Post Office in downtown Anoka.
A reciprocal dining experience…
It’s pretty simple if we think about it…
Our well-being is tied to how well we serve you and how happy you are spending time and money with us.
Your support of our business keeps us in business.
It’s a social contract — one of countless invisible bonds that connect us to one another. So we are calling our place what it is, the Social Contract Supper Club.
We believe in our menu, our team and our adaptability — and that there are more things that connect people than divide us.
We hope to meet you soon.
Walk-ins and last minute reservations welcome.
Feel free to shoot us a text message at 763-200-4638 for a fast response.
Open four days a week. Taking reservations & walk-ins until closing time.
Wednesdays & Thursdays: 4pm – 7:30pm
Fridays: 4pm – 8:30pm
Saturdays: 3:30pm – 8:30pm
Monday & Tuesday: CLOSED but…
Please reach out for private dining and events for groups of 9 or more. We are happy to explore accomodating reservations outside normal hours. Please just email, text, call, or contact us.
Located in the Old Post Office at 300 E. Main Street in downtown Anoka, built in 1916 and on Minnesota’s historic registry.
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300 East Main Street
Anoka, MN 55303
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Thurs: 5pm – 10pm
(last reservation 8:30pm)
Fri + Sat: 5pm - 11pm
(last reservation 9:30pm)
Sunday to Wednesday: CLOSED
*We created this tagline when we opened last summer, prior to Operation Metro Surge, the occupation of our state by ICE. Keeping this language now, when there is so much drama in the streets, is intentional but not ignorant. Regardless of what is happening out in the streets, ALL people are welcome at Social Contract Supper Club and Nucky’s Speakeasy.`
We believe in a world where schools, homes, workplaces and THE STREETS of America are safe for those who came here seeking safety & opportunity — and for those who, in the words of John Locke, who inspired the Declaration of Independence and the naming of this establishment: have determined that “circumstances warrant obedience or resistance,” those who believe “we are all qualified, entitled, and morally obliged to evaluate the conduct of our rulers.”
We also believe in stiff drinks & great eats, and though we feel compelled currently to share the above message, that’s what you’ll find here.
`Except ICE, without a judicial warrant. In order to keep the drama away and protect all who enter our doors.