New York, NY – On March 20th, an exclusive crowd of creatives, tastemakers, and industry leaders stepped into a dining experience like no other. Hosted by Melissa Baker, The Moving Menu transformed Hidden City New York into a progressive culinary adventure, blending food, culture, and community in a way that felt fresh, immersive, and entirely unexpected.
In a city filled with top-tier dining options, The Moving Menu broke the mold by turning the typical dinner party on its head. Instead of guests settling into a single seat for the evening, they moved through a series of interactive food and drink experiences, each one designed to engage the senses and spark conversation.
One of the highlights of the night was a hands-on cake decorating session with @thesweetimpact and @djlemay2, where guests got creative with their own edible designs. Meanwhile, Postmates provided a curated selection of NYC-inspired takeout, celebrating the city’s diverse food scene with dishes that delivered both nostalgia and bold flavor.
Drinks flowed throughout the evening, thanks to a standout lineup of spirits and cocktails. Frisky Whiskey, Malvac Sorrel, and Black Momma Vodka took center stage, with mixologist Nicole Young crafting cocktails that elevated the tasting experience. For those looking for a lighter, refreshing alternative, @drinkpoppi offered gut-friendly sodas that were both flavorful and satisfying.
But this event wasn’t just about food and drinks—it was an experience designed to be seen. Thanks to B&H and @bh.creators, every moment was captured in stunning quality, ensuring that the evening’s energy and artistry were preserved well beyond the final toast. The beautifully curated setting, paired with the vibrant guest list, made for an atmosphere that was as shareable as it was memorable.
More than just a dinner, The Moving Menu was a gathering of forward-thinking creatives and entrepreneurs, coming together to connect, collaborate, and celebrate culture in a new way. The night wouldn’t have been possible without support from sponsors like Peerspace, @drinkpoppi, @dagnedover, @urbandecay, @21seeds, @mysmileexpress, and others who helped bring this vision to life.
What set this event apart wasn’t just its unique format, but the energy it created—one that blurred the line between dining and storytelling. Guests weren’t just eating; they were experiencing food in a way that encouraged interaction, discovery, and connection.
With such an enthusiastic response, it’s clear that The Moving Menu is more than just a one-night affair—it’s the start of something bigger. As NYC continues to redefine the future of food and hospitality, this event proves that the best dining experiences aren’t just about what’s on the plate, but about the moments created around them.
