Restaurant Furniture Blog

When you’re getting ready to layout your restaurant tables, you’re going to want to know a few things. You’re going to want to have an understanding of your menu and who your customers will be, and you’re going to need to have a sense of the space that you have to work with.
Beyond that, however, […]

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Some restaurant locations are ideal. If you’ve chosen a location for your restaurant that has a view of the mountains, of the water or a great city scape - especially if you have fantastic windows - it’s essential that they way that you layout your restaurant tables take advantage of the views.
In other words, it’s […]

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When you lay out your restaurant tables, you’re going to want to think about two things. First, you’ll want to consider the overall feel that you’re creating. Then you’ll want do make sure that when the diners come they’ll have the space they need.
(source)The Keg’s interior kept the old building’s stone wall and an unfinished […]

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Opening a restaurant is far from the easiest task that a person can undertake. There’s the need to choose the right chef, plan a theme and menu, to select the right artwork for the walls and the right waitstaff - of course, there’s also a need to choose the right restaurant table layout along with […]

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What’s the difference between a 24″ square restaurant table top and a 42″ square table? The obvious answer seems to be size, but the most obvious answer isn’t always the right one.
When it comes to restaurant table layout you’ll find that the difference in table sizes is key to enabling you to setup your restaurant […]

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Let’s say that you’ve decided to use round, solid oak tables in your restaurant. That doesn’t mean that you’ll be limited in terms of how you lay those tables out.
For example, when you start looking at restaurant table layout, you aren’t going to be forced to choose tables that are all the same size […]

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There’s a reason why most restaurants have a kids’ menu: it’s not always feasible for parents to get out on their own for a quiet dinner and to make sure that the kids are fed at home, so often the younger crowd is going to be coming in as well. This is particularly true if […]

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