One of the most common questions asked when it comes to restaurant tables design is whether to use a round or square table top. The answer is not an easy one either since there are many variables to consider.
Ultimately, you have to consider the dining experience of your patrons - will they approve of your final design, or will they find it uncomfortable and not return? Some of the variables to consider include:
Style - The overall style of your restaurant. Up market restaurants tend to do better with square tables.
Space - How much space do you have? You can fit far more tables in if you push them together. For standalone tables, many restaurants find they can fit more in if they use round table tops.
Seating - Square tables are restricted to seating four whilst round tables can often accommodate five, particulalry if there are children involved. Round tables can make the better option for family restaurants.
Comfort - Round tables have one distinct advantage of square table tops - there are no corners. If you have ever banged you hip on the corner of a table trying to get in our out, you will know what I mean.
Which is best for your restaurant? You are the only one to answer that question. However, if you’re undecided and need some help then consider talking to an expert on restaurant table tops - they can help you make the hard decisions without making them for you.
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