Saint Andrew’s Day Roast Supper

The New York Caledonian Club

cordially invites you to join us for

A Saint Andrew’s Roast Supper

Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 5:30 PM ET

The Tailor Public House

505 8th Ave, New York, NY 10018

$90 members | $120 non-members | $55 kids age 12 & under | Free age 2 & under

Ticket includes a sit-down supper with your choice of main courses (vegetarian option available), traditional Scottish cranachan for dessert, two alcoholic drinks, and a celebratory whisky toast.

Tuck into a delicious Sunday Roast surrounded by friends as we celebrate St. Andrew's Day (a bit early this year). Enjoy a delicious three-course sit-down supper with a rousing toast to celebrate the patron saint of Scotland. Highland dress or a splash of tartan is always encouraged and appreciated. 

Fun fact: The St. Andrew’s Cross, or Saltire, is Scotland’s national flag. Tradition has it that the flag, the white saltire on a blue background, the oldest flag in Europe and the Commonwealth, originated in a battle fought in East Lothian in the Dark Ages. Fearing the outcome of the encounter, King Angus led prayers for deliverance, and was rewarded by seeing a cloud formation of a white saltire (the diagonal cross on which St. Andrew had been martyred) against a blue sky. The king vowed that if, with the saint’s help, he gained the victory, then Andrew would thereafter be the patron saint of Scotland. The Scots did win, and the Saltire became the flag of Scotland.