Hand pulling out TableTopics Not Your Mom's Dinner Party cards from the container and showing the questions
TableTopics Not Your Mom's Dinner Party out on a table
Hand pulling out TableTopics Not Your Mom's Dinner Party cards from the container and showing the questions
TableTopics Not Your Mom's Dinner Party out on a table

Not Your Mom’s Dinner Party

$25.00

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Not Your Mom’s Dinner Party is the TableTopics® conversation card deck to use if you want to dig deep into what your friends really think but usually don’t say out loud! Be prepared to hear some snarky answers and juicy stories while playing this game!

Ideal For: adults, close friends, hosts, party guests

Sample Questions

Would you rather be 10% smarter or 10% better looking?

Have you ever been escorted out by security?

Boxers or briefs or nothing at all?
When to Use

Stress-Free Hosting: Ensure every guest has a fantastic time with these thought-provoking and entertaining conversation starters. TableTopics will help get the conversation rolling while you are busy with other hosting tasks. 
How to Use

No Rules: Pull out a card, ask the question, and get the conversation going!

The variety of questions in Not Your Mom’s Dinner Party helps spark engaging conversations and keeps them flowing effortlessly. You’ll be pleasantly surprised to see where one great question can take you.
Specifications
Age 21+
Measurements 4 x 4 x 4 Inch
Packaging Clear Plastic Cube
Number of Question Cards 135
Age 21+
Measurements 4 x 4 x 4 Inch
Packaging Clear Plastic Cube
Number of question cards 135
Ships to the 48 contiguous United States
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A SNEAK PEEK

OF THE DECK

Not Your Mom's Dinner Party conversation card with the question: What topic do you know more about than anyone else in the room?
Not Your Mom's Dinner Party conversation card with the question: What's the most embarrassing lie you've told?
Not Your Mom's Dinner Party conversation card with the question: What's the most extreme thing you'd do for a million dollars?
Not Your Mom's Dinner Party conversation card with the question: Would you be more afraid to be trapped on a rope bridge over a canyon or in a dark cramped cave?

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are TableTopics?

TableTopics are questions to start great conversations. Some refer to them as conversation starters, and others call them icebreakers. We say they’re engaging questions that help you spark captivating conversations with your family and friends.
Do I really need conversation prompts?

Sure, of course. Life is full of great everyday types of conversations. Our questions help start conversations that may never have come up naturally. They can even help us learn new things about those closest to us. It’s a good feeling when we find ourselves saying, “What! You too? I thought I was the only one.”

Lots of people use TableTopics when they need a little inspiration, want to have a deeper connection, or just want to have fun.
Do the different conversation card sets have repeat questions?

The different sets contain unique questions. There may be a few repeated questions across them because those questions are just that good!
How does this compare to Dinner Party?

Dinner Party includes more lighthearted questions suitable for any group of adults. Not Your Mom’s Dinner Party features questions you’d likely feel more comfortable sharing with close friends—they are hilarious and spicy at the same time.
Friends playing TableTopics Original in living room, family playing Family at the dinner table, and a couple playing Couples on the couch
TableTopics Family Gathering conversation card set on table decorated for holidays. Closed, open, pulling card out, and showing card up close.

NO RULES

JUST GREAT CONVERSATION

NO RULES

JUST GREAT CONVERSATION

  • Pull a card from the box.
  • Read the question out loud.
  • Take turns answering the question.
  • Let the conversation flow.

From Our Fans

Family Dinner Time Conversation with TableTopics Conversation Starter Questions

“I’ve watched my own family’s dinner conversations come alive around TableTopics cards!”

A couple is sitting on a couch talking in a room with large windows.

“Gone are the days of coming up with your own thought-provoking questions!”

Three friends are talking and enjoying pizza together in a casual office setting.

“Rather than other games with mundane questions, these are more thought-provoking. Well done!”