The phrase "around supper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time frame or approximate time related to the evening meal.
Example: "We usually gather for family discussions around supper."
Alternatives: "around dinner" or "near mealtime".
"I got out to the Berkshires around supper time.
By Carl Rollins and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, November 9, 1946 P. 23 Yale has erected a number of Quonset huts off campus to house married undergraduates, most of whom are ex-G.I.'s and our agent reports that he was passing one of these structures the other evening around supper time and, glancing through the window, saw a maid in aprong and lace cap shaking up cocktails.
Building a sheet-pan supper around tofu, tempeh and other sliceable plant proteins is fairly intuitive.
By the time the dinner hour rolls around, that quiet supper for four can easily have mushroomed into a party for 10 or even 16.
He and his sous chefs have supper around 4 30 in the afternoon at a table in Le Bernardin's private dining room upstairs.
There are around 10 rival supper clubs in the London districts, including "Msmarmitelovers" vegetarian outfit in Kilburn and Horton Jupiters Japanese club in Dalston, and more are popping up all the time.
In his quest to win my heart, he invited me and some old friends around for supper.
In fact, the food I often cook with them on weekends is the dinner I end up making for friends who come schlumping around for supper in the middle of the week.
"I'm amazed at the number of times someone says, describing how some crisis began, 'Well, we were just sitting around the supper table.' Surely it can't all be coincidence.
That night, gathered around the supper table, Young and Wuerth are shown the banner they will carry onto the Northstar site.
When you entertain guests, do it properly - Invite people around for supper, have a few decanters at the ready, be willing to play parlor games.
