Ladies* Who Lunch
• – • San Francisco,
About this Club
Ladies* Who Lunch (*all genders welcome) is a casual, social gathering for anyone who wants to take a break from work talk and connect over a simple, affordable weekday lunch—usually Tuesday through Thursday.
We gather once a month at accessible spots around town to enjoy a meal, good conversation, and each other’s company.
Our focus is on friendship, not networking. Especially in a time of remote and hybrid work, this is a space to build relationships slowly, with warmth, curiosity, and zero pressure.
Come as you are, ready to relax, laugh, and be present.
✨WHAT TO EXPECT
✔️ It’s free flowing.✔️ Come with anything that’s on your mind (not work) that you might want to discuss with other people.
🍿 BYO SNACKS
We keep Clubs as free as possible to make sure anyone can attend. YAY! And… as a result, club hosts are carrying a lot of the financial weight of something like SNACKS. We know that snacks make any gathering so much fun… so we’re trying something new.👋 If you’re a snack fan, and you’d like to contribute, please bring a snack to share with your fellow Club goers. Nothing fancy. Just something that delights you. That’s it. See you there!
⏰ CLUB START TIME
We offer a 10-minute “Window of Arrival” time where you can get settled, share snacks, sign in, and chat with one another.👉 For example…If your Club start time is 1:00pm Expect to get things going around 1:10pm.
👉 We offer this flex window because we know folks are coming from many different places around town. With that said, please try your best to arrive before 10 minutes past the start time as the activities will be getting started then!
ABOUT YOUR HOST
I’m someone who loves creating spaces where people feel welcomed, seen, and connected.
Through years of volunteering with various community groups and social organizations, I’ve learned the value of simply bringing people together—without a set agenda—just to enjoy each other’s presence.
Hosting a club like Ladies Who Lunch is my way of making space for genuine connection. I believe in the power of regular, low-key gatherings to build real friendships over time.
It doesn’t have to be fancy—just a shared table, open hearts, and the intention to show up. That’s more than most people can commit to bring but for those who do, it’s more than enough.
