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Explore Reserve Restaurant Furniture.
Furniture categories
Every category opens on the pieces we list today, with their prices. The page links under each collection carry you through the whole range.
Restaurant chairs
- Wood restaurant chairs
- Metal restaurant chairs
- Upholstered restaurant chairs
- Stacking restaurant chairs
- Outdoor restaurant chairs
- Industrial restaurant chairs
- Aluminum restaurant chairs
- Banquet chairs
- Bentwood chairs
- Bolt-down swivel chairs
- Bucket chairs
- Cane chairs
- Chiavari chairs
- Classic wood dining chairs
- Cross-back chairs
- Diner chairs
- Folding chairs
- Industrial metal bistro chairs
- Ladder-back chairs
- Metal cafe chairs
- Metal ladder-back chairs
- Modern restaurant chairs
- Restaurant armchairs
- Schoolhouse chairs
- Senior living dining chairs
- Traditional restaurant chairs
- Upholstered-back metal chairs
- Upholstered-back wood chairs
- Vertical-slat wood chairs
- Wood-look metal chairs
- Wood ladder-back chairs
Restaurant bar stools
- Wood bar stools
- Metal bar stools
- Upholstered bar stools
- Backless bar stools
- Bar stools with arms
- Bistro-style metal bar stools
- Bolt-down bar stools
- Bucket bar stools
- Cane bar stools
- Commercial bar stools
- Counter height stools
- Industrial bar stools
- Ladder-back bar stools
- Modern bar stools
- Retro bar stools
- Swivel bar stools
- Traditional bar stools
- X-back bar stools
Outdoor restaurant furniture
- Aluminum and steel patio chairs
- Faux rattan patio chairs
- Faux teak patio chairs
- Faux teak patio tables
- French bistro chairs
- Indoor and outdoor seating
- Metal patio furniture
- Outdoor furniture sets
- Patio bar stools
- Patio booths
- Patio chairs
- Patio heaters
- Patio partitions
- Patio tables
- Patio tables with umbrella holes
- Patio umbrellas and bases
- Poly teak patio furniture
- Resin patio chairs
- Resin patio furniture
- Resin patio tables
- Steel and aluminum patio tables
- Teak patio tables
Restaurant furniture collections
- Bowling alley furniture
- Cafe furniture
- Coffee cup chairs and reversible tables
- Industrial metal chairs and stools
- Industrial restaurant furniture
- Interchangeable-back chairs and stools
- Ladder-back chairs and bar stools
- Ladder-back table and chair sets
- Reclaimed-look furniture
- Silver metal chairs and bar stools
- Vintage bistro and diner seating
- Wood chairs and bar stools
Pages & resources
- All furniture
- Seating plans
- About
- Contact
- How to order
- Delivery planning
- Returns & changes
- Frequently asked questions
- Materials & finishes
- Room planning
- Warranty
- Free samples
- Talk to a specialist
- Privacy
- Table notes
- Chairs for the second hour of dinner
- Bar stools for counters, rails and high tops
- Tables, tops and bases for the dining room
- Measuring, upholstering and fitting a booth run
- Outdoor seating and tables for evening service
- Layouts for corners, private rooms and rooms that change
- Furniture for wine bars and quiet evening rooms
- What to settle before an order, at delivery and after
- Butcher block restaurant table construction beneath the finish
- Communal restaurant table planning for guests who arrive separately
- Curved restaurant booth geometry begins at the inside seat
- Matching custom booth dimensions and room fit to the wall you have measured twice
- Custom restaurant furniture coordination from room sketch to confirmation
- Flexible restaurant private dining layouts that staff can restore
- Freestanding booths as room dividers, measured from wall to aisle
- High back restaurant booths and privacy, and what the extra inches cost the floor
- Where high-top restaurant dining tables belong in an evening room
- How to evaluate restaurant chair comfort with one table and a twenty-minute sit
- Inclusive restaurant chair fit belongs at every table
- Measuring for custom restaurant booths, one wall at a time
- Mixing restaurant chair styles without changing the feel of the seat
- Restaurant armchairs versus side chairs at the same table
- Getting restaurant booth and table fit right for dinner
- A restaurant booth buying guide for rooms where guests stay for the second hour
- Restaurant booth project costs beyond the price on the card
- Seat, back, and seam: restaurant booth upholstery materials compared
- When restaurant booth upholstery repair is the right next step
- Restaurant booths versus loose seating along a 20-foot wall
- Restaurant chair upholstery selection starts with where the spill lands
- Why restaurant corner seating planning starts at the aisle, not the corner
- Restaurant furniture delivery inspection before the dining room opens
- A restaurant table base design comparison from the guest side
- What a restaurant table buying guide should settle before you order a single top
- Building a restaurant table mix for party sizes from your own reservation book
- Tufted versus smooth restaurant booths through an evening of service
- Understanding restaurant furniture warranties before a seat needs attention
- Wine bar furniture for tasting service needs room for the glasses
- Reading wood restaurant chair construction before choosing the frame
Where 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.
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