Tables

Commercial tables built for restaurants and hospitality spaces. Browse table tops, bases and columns, plus weather-resistant outdoor options.

Booths, chairs, barstools, tables and lounge seating for restaurants, bars, hotels and offices.

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The tables you choose for your restaurant do more than provide a surface; they influence how your space functions and how guests experience it. From facilitating seamless service to creating a welcoming atmosphere, your tables help create a space that feels both functional and inviting. Mix-and-match tabletops, table bases, and table columns with quality, commercial-grade options from UrbanBooth.

Need help choosing the right commercial tables for your space? Our team can help you find the ideal style, material, and configuration for your restaurant or bar’s layout and budget.

Contact us at info@urbanbooth.com for expert guidance and bulk pricing for your business.

Custom Stain Options for Solid Wood Tabletops

Note: There are many variances within and between wood species. Stains of the same color will appear different from species to species. Digital images will also appear differently on multiple devices. Samples are available upon request.

Explore our custom solid wood tabletops here.

Butcherblock & plank wood samples.
Red oak wood samples in various stains.
Ash plank wood samples in ten colors.
Red oak butcherblock color samples.
Beech planks in five wood stains.
Ash butcherblock wood color samples.
Natural wood planks and butcher blocks.

Table Edge Profiles

The edges shown below are available for all our tables. Each edge style is crafted with precision to enhance the aesthetic and functionality of our tables, allowing you to choose a look that complements your design vision. Whether you prefer a classic, modern, or contemporary finish, our diverse selection of edge options ensures there is a perfect match for every project.

Countertop edge profiles: Eased, Bullnose, Rolled, Beveled.
Brown wooden frame with light-colored surface.
Eased Example
Beige table top with dark brown edge.
Bullnose Example
Wooden frame with beige surface edge.
Rolled Example
Textured light surface with dark wood edge.
Bevel Example
Gray tabletop corner with wood trim.
Ogee Example
Corner of a textured surface with dark trim.
Waterfall Example
Beige table top, dark wood edge.
Cove Example

CHOOSING COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT TABLES FOR YOUR SPACE

Tables, Tabletops & Bases for Restaurants & Dining Spaces

At UrbanBooth, we offer a wide selection of restaurant tables, tabletops, and bases designed to meet a variety of layout, style, and performance needs. Whether you’re furnishing a small café or a high-traffic dining space, choosing the right combination helps create a functional and inviting environment.

Style

The style of your tables plays a key role in shaping the overall atmosphere of your space.

Consider styles such as:

  • Wood tabletops for a warm, classic look
  • Metal tables for a clean, modern aesthetic
  • Distressed finishes to create a rustic, inviting feel

Selecting the right style helps reinforce your brand and create a cohesive dining experience.

Size

Table size should align with both your layout and the needs of your guests.

When evaluating size, consider:

  • How many guests you need to seat comfortably
  • The spacing required for movement and service flow
  • How tables fit within your overall floor plan

The right sizing allows you to maximize seating without compromising comfort.

Height

When considering table size, it’s essential to recognize that it’s not solely about surface area. Many businesses complement their standard restaurant dining tables with high-top restaurant tables.

Materials

Material selection affects durability, maintenance, and overall appearance.

Common materials to consider include:

  • Metal: highly durable, easy to clean, and ideal for modern environments
  • Teak: offers a classic, elevated look but requires more maintenance over time
  • Wood (including solid beech): balances durability and warmth, with a variety of rich stain options

Synthetic materials: provide a practical alternative with lower maintenance and consistent performance

Base

The table base plays an important role in both stability and functionality.

When selecting a base, consider:

  • Compatibility with your chosen tabletop
  • Stability and support for daily use
  • Features such as foot rings for added comfort

Our selection includes both complete tables and individual tabletops and bases, giving you the flexibility to create the right combination for your space.

Commercial Tables FAQ

Are outdoor restaurant tables different from indoor tables?

Yes. Outdoor tables are built with materials designed to withstand weather, moisture, and temperature changes.

Can I mix and match different tabletops and bases?

Yes. Many commercial restaurant tables are designed to allow you to pair tabletops and bases (or columns) based on your needs. This flexibility makes it easier to customize your layout, adjust for different group sizes, and maintain a cohesive design across your space.

UrbanBooth’s different base and column styles can pair with a variety of tabletop sizes and finishes, but the right combination depends on factors like table size, chair clearance, ADA accessibility, and weight support. For larger tabletops, multiple bases may be recommended for proper support and balance. This modular design also makes it easier to update or replace individual components over time without replacing the entire table.

What should I consider when choosing a table base and column?

The base and column play a key role in both stability and guest comfort. When selecting a table base, consider the size and weight of your tabletop, the amount of legroom needed, ADA accessibility requirements, and the overall layout of your space.

Pedestal-style bases offer more flexibility for seating, while larger or multi-base options may be better suited for bigger tabletops or high-traffic environments.

How often should commercial restaurant tables be replaced?

Commercial restaurant tables are designed for long-term use and can often last for many years with proper cleaning, maintenance, and daily care.

Lifespan will vary depending on traffic levels, materials, and care, but durable steel bases and columns typically last longer than tabletops since surfaces experience the most direct wear over time. Investing in durable construction upfront can significantly extend usability.