Contract Dining Tables
Commercial restaurant tables, café and bistro tables, and the table tops and bases that build them — in solid wood, veneer, marble, metal-framed, HPL compact and melamine-faced MDF. Round, square and rectangular, sized to your covers. Made in Istanbul, with a 2-year contract warranty.
30+
Years Manufacturing
40+
Countries Shipped
2-Year
Contract Warranty
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Overview
The restaurant table sets the geometry of the whole room. It fixes the cover count, the spacing, the circulation and the rhythm of a service — long before a single chair is placed. And like every other piece on a hospitality floor, it has to take years of daily abuse: hot plates, spilled drinks, constant wiping, and the steady lean of elbows and the shove of chairs. A domestic dining table is not built for that. HFC manufactures a contract range of commercial restaurant tables and café tables — and, crucially, the table tops and table bases that build them — engineered for the duty cycle of a working dining room.
The key to specifying a restaurant table is to treat it as two separate decisions: the top and the base. The top is what guests see, touch and judge, and what takes the heat and the spills — which is why HFC offers it in six contract materials: solid wood, natural veneer, marble, metal-framed, HPL compact laminate and melamine-faced MDF. The base is what keeps the table dead level through years of leaning — almost always cast iron or heavy steel, in column, cross, four-leg or flip-top forms. Get both right and the table is silent and stable; get the base wrong and even a beautiful top rocks under an elbow.
This page is the home of indoor dining and café tables, in round, square and rectangular formats from intimate two-tops to communal long tables. A note on scope, so you land in the right place. The chairs these tables pull up to are on the restaurant chairs page, and we supply full table-and-chair sets coordinated from one factory. Tall bar, poseur and cocktail tables for standing and high-top use are specified with our bistro & cocktail tables, and outdoor restaurant tables for terraces and pavements live in the weather-rated commercial outdoor furniture range. Fixed booth tables are paired on the booths & banquette seating page. This page belongs to the wider restaurant furniture category.
How We Work A B2B manufacturer — made to project, not to retail.
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Trade & contract only
We work with hotels, developers, interior studios and procurement teams — not the public.
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Made to your project
Every piece is built to your drawings, finishes, fire ratings and quantities. Nothing off the shelf.
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Priced by project
No retail price list and no online shop — each project is quoted from its spec, direct from our factory.
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Delivered worldwide
We crate, ship and install to site across 40+ countries, on a single or phased schedule.
Table Tops
The top is the decision guests judge. Filter by material to see the contract options — every top is matched to a cast-iron or steel base and made to your shape and size. For marble specifically, this gallery shows the restaurant-grade tops; to browse our full range of finished pieces — coffee, dining, café and side tables — see our marble tables collection.
Solid walnut
One-Piece Walnut
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Natural veneer
Walnut Veneer
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Carrara White Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
HPL compact
Solid White HPL
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Metal-framed edge
Metal-Edge Marble Top
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Melamine-faced MDF
Walnut Melamine Top
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Solid walnut
Walnut Live-Edge
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Natural veneer
Beech Veneer
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Grey Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
HPL compact
Solid Black HPL
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Solid walnut · epoxy
Walnut & Epoxy River
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Natural veneer
Oak Veneer
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Emperador Brown Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
HPL compact
Oak Woodgrain HPL
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Solid oak
Solid Oak
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Natural veneer
Strip-Veneer Top
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Black Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
HPL compact
White Marble HPL
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Natural veneer
Parquet-Inlay Veneer
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Rosso Red Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
HPL compact
Brown Marble HPL
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Forest Brown Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
HPL compact
Copper-Vein Stone HPL
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Verde Green Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
HPL compact
Black Marble HPL
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Light Grey Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
HPL compact
Light Stone HPL
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Graphite Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
White Carrara Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
White Marble Top
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Marble finish
Toros Black Marble
Square 60–90 · Rect ≤80×120 · Round Ø60–120 · H75 cm
Two Decisions
A restaurant table is two systems bolted together. Specifying each correctly is what separates a stable, long-lived table from a wobbling one.
— The top — what guests judge: Choose the material for the concept and the duty: solid wood and veneer for warmth and a premium look, marble for luxury, metal-framed for an industrial edge, HPL compact for the toughest, heat- and water-proof surface, and melamine-faced MDF for cost-effective, easy-clean volume.
— The edge: The edge is where tops chip first. A protected, solid or framed edge is worth specifying on any high-traffic floor.
— The base — what keeps it level: Cast-iron and heavy-steel bases in column (single pedestal), cross (four-prong), four-leg and flip-top forms. Base mass is matched to top size so the table never rocks under a lean.
— Flip-top & folding: Flip-top bases let a floor be cleared and reconfigured quickly, or stored for private events — a practical option for flexible rooms.
— Levelling feet: Adjustable feet correct uneven floors on install — the unglamorous detail that eliminates the classic restaurant wobble.
— Shape to the room: Round tables soften a space and seat odd numbers well; square two-tops pack efficiently and combine into runs; rectangular and communal tops drive the highest cover density.
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The base decides the wobble, not the floor
Most "wobbly restaurant table" complaints come from an under-weighted base and missing levelling feet, not the floor. Matching base mass to top size — and specifying adjustable feet — is the cheapest reliability upgrade you can make.
Top Materials
Each top material behaves differently under heat, spills, scratches and constant wiping. Here is how they compare for a restaurant floor.
| Top material | Look | Best for | Consider |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solid wood | Warm, premium, natural | Fine dining and feature tables; can be sanded and refinished over its life. | Needs a sealed finish and a protected edge; heaviest option. |
| Natural veneer | Real-wood grain | The solid-wood look at lower weight and better dimensional stability. | Cannot be refinished as deeply as solid; protect the edge. |
| Marble | Luxurious, cool stone | Premium cafés, cocktail and statement tables. | Heavy; seal against stains and specify a base rated for the weight. |
| Metal-framed | Industrial, robust | Industrial concepts and high-knock zones; the frame guards the edge. | Pair the panel material to the duty. |
| HPL compact | Contemporary, matte | The toughest surface — heat-, scratch- and water-proof; fast-casual and indoor-outdoor. | A premium over melamine, repaid in durability. |
| Melamine-faced MDF | Clean, wide finish range | Cost-effective, easy-clean volume for fast-casual and cafeterias. | Keep edges sealed against moisture ingress. |
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Match the top to the service, not just the look
A high-turnover café punishing tops with heat and constant wiping is a job for HPL compact or melamine; a slow, refined dining room can carry solid wood or marble. Specify to how the table will actually be used.
Interactive Tool
Working from a cover target? Pick a table shape and size to see how many guests each table seats and how many tables you need — a starting point to brief us with before requesting a quotation.
Indicative planning only. Real layouts depend on circulation, accessibility and how tables combine, which we confirm on your plan.
Estimates are planning guidance only. Combining tables for larger parties, banquette runs and circulation will change the real count — share your plan and we will confirm a table schedule.
Where It Works
The right top, base and shape change with the concept:
— Fine dining & hotel restaurants: Solid-wood, veneer or marble tops on solid column bases, sized generously for comfort and a refined, silent feel.
— Casual dining & bistro: Veneer, metal-framed or solid-wood tops in round and square two-tops that combine into runs for larger parties.
— Café & coffee shop: Compact marble or HPL two-tops on slim column bases — small, characterful and fast to wipe between guests.
— Fast-casual & cafeteria: HPL compact and melamine-faced MDF tops on robust four-leg or fixed bases for maximum durability and easy cleaning.
— Flexible & events rooms: Flip-top bases that clear and store quickly to reconfigure a floor for private functions.
Specification Guide
Five checks our hospitality clients run before committing a table order.
1 — Choose the top material for the service
Match the top to the duty: HPL compact or melamine for high-turnover and heat; solid wood, veneer or marble for refined, slower rooms. The look matters, but the service decides what survives.
2 — Match the base mass to the top
The base is what keeps the table level. Specify a cast-iron or heavy-steel base sized to the top, and adjustable levelling feet — this is what eliminates wobble, not the floor.
3 — Size the table to the covers, and to combining
Use the estimator above for a starting count, and choose shapes that combine — square two-tops and rectangulars push together for larger parties and lift density.
4 — Protect the edge
Tops chip at the edge first. Specify a solid, framed or protected edge on any high-traffic floor; it is the difference between a top that looks new for years and one that looks tired in months.
5 — Coordinate height with your seating
Standard dining-table height suits dining chairs; counter- and bar-height tables pair with stools and are specified separately. Confirm the relationship so guests sit comfortably.
Across the Restaurant Range
Tables set the geometry. The rest of the restaurant range completes the floor — same factory, same 2-year warranty.
dining · café chairs
Restaurant Chairs
The chairs these tables pull up to — wood and metal, plus full sets.
View chairs →
bar · counter stools
Bar Stools & Counter Stools
Bar- and counter-height seating for the bar and high-tops.
View stools →
booths · banquette · booth tables
Booths & Banquette Seating
Fixed seating and the booth tables that pair with it.
View booths →
buffet · sideboard · service
Buffet Counters & Service Stations
Front-of-house service furniture — buffet counters and sideboards.
View buffet →
Request a Quotation
Restaurant, café, bistro or hotel — send the brief and we'll return a table schedule, FOB/CIF pricing and lead time. Direct from our Istanbul factory, with a 2-year contract warranty.
FAQ
Six contract top materials: solid wood, natural veneer, marble, metal-framed, HPL compact laminate and melamine-faced MDF. Use the filter above to browse each. The right choice depends on the concept and the service — refined rooms can carry solid wood or marble, while high-turnover floors are better served by HPL compact or melamine.
Yes. A restaurant table is a top and a base specified together, and we supply them as a matched pair or separately — useful when you are replacing tops, re-topping existing bases, or standardising bases across a refurbishment. Bases come in column, cross, four-leg and flip-top forms in cast iron and heavy steel.
Wobble almost always comes from an under-weighted base or missing levelling feet rather than the floor. We match base mass to top size and fit adjustable levelling feet so the table sits dead level on install and stays that way under daily leaning. It is the single cheapest reliability upgrade on any table.
Round, square and rectangular, from intimate two-tops to communal long tables, all made to your dimensions. Round tables soften a room and seat odd numbers well; square two-tops pack efficiently and combine into runs; rectangular and communal tops drive the highest cover density. The estimator above helps size the count to your covers.
Chairs are on the restaurant chairs page and we supply full table-and-chair sets. Tall bar, poseur and cocktail tables are with our bistro & cocktail tables; weather-rated outdoor restaurant tables are in the commercial outdoor furniture range; and fixed booth tables pair on the booths & banquette seating page. All coordinated from one factory.
The restaurant table range carries a 2-year contract warranty, with a typical 4–8 week lead time depending on quantity, top material and season. As the manufacturer we sell direct from our Istanbul factory and handle anything from a boutique café to a multi-outlet rollout, FOB from Türkiye or CIF to your nominated port.
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