How to order
How to order restaurant furniture, one line at a time
An order follows the order of the room: the wall and the booth first, then the tables that meet it, then the chairs and stools around them.…
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Settle the details first.
Read how an order moves, how freight arrives and what to check at the dock, then ask a specialist about the rest.
Room planning
Planning seats, tables and booths for an evening room
A dining room gets planned twice. First on paper, by the square foot, to learn how many guests it holds.…
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Materials & finishes
How each material wears, and how to care for it
In one evening a guest touches the seat, leans on the back, rests an arm on the table edge and sets a shoe against the base.…
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Free samples
Free swatches and finish samples, sent before you decide
A screen shifts color, and a photograph shifts it again. A swatch in your hand, held against your own wall at dinner hour, does not.…
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Delivery planning
How your furniture travels, arrives and is received
Furniture reaches a dining room on a pallet, and the first half hour at the door sets the tone for everything after it.…
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Returns & changes
Returns, cancellations and changes to a confirmed order
A return costs freight twice and a fee besides, so this page starts well before anything ships.…
Read moreFrequently asked questions
Questions buyers ask before they order
Buyers write to us with the same questions in much the same order: how long, how much freight, who unloads the truck, what happens if something is...…
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Talk to a specialist
Book a call with a furniture specialist
Some questions go faster by voice: a booth run that turns a corner, freight to three locations, a quantity that sits near the minimum.…
Read moreAbout
About Reserve Restaurant Furniture and how we work
Think of a table of six settling into a booth, and not leaving for two hours.…
Read moreContact
Write to our sales desk about an order, freight or a claim
Email is how we work.…
Read moreWhere to begin
Carry the plan through to a clean order.
Start with the seat
Start in chairs or bar stools, depending on whether your tables stand at dining, counter or bar height. Check one piece's configured price and dimensions, then multiply across the room.
Browse chairs for the table →A table is a top and a base
Some tables come as one piece, while others pair a top with a base from separate listings. Look at what comes with the table, and whether the top and base suit each other, before you compare costs.
See tables, tops and bases →Keep each section's total in view
Name a section, save the configured pieces into it and adjust the counts. The furniture subtotal sits beside your target, and your own allowance stays apart.
Seating plans →