A Breath of Fresh Air for Outdoor Dining

The days are growing longer, the sun is shining brighter, and the weather is getting warmer. Who isn’t ready for a breath of fresh air? 

Spring has sprung, and it’s time to take it outside!

Longer, tougher treks between kitchen and dining areas, however, can make outdoor serving harder on your staff and your serveware. We’ve got a fix for that!

With durable materials, easy care, and fresh design, these new serving collections can help make outdoor dining season a breeze for you and your team.


Shatterproof and Refreshingly Cool Beverage Serving


TableCraft’s bottle-shaped plastic carafes provide a stylish way to safely serve water, iced tea, and other cold beverages to outdoor dining areas. Available in straight, honeycomb, fluted, and tapered styles, each comes with a resealable lid to protect contents from contamination. 

Made of break-resistant SAN plastic, these dishwasher safe water bottles can go on tables or beverage carts, inside or out. They can also be used to serve fresh juices, dressings, and more. Each bottle has a 34-ounce capacity and stands 11.25-11.75" tall, depending upon the style.



Hygienic and Statement-making Service Items

The Forge Collection by TableCraft combines wide bands of woven black steel with rich mango wood handles, a combination that makes a striking statement on your tabletop. Squeeze Bottle Caddies are available in four or six-bottle styles for an organized tabletop and easy condiment transport between back-of-house and dining areas. 

This dramatic collection also includes round and rectangular basket styles for grab and go service, merchandising, or use with a liner to serve appetizers, sides, or shareable dishes.


The TableCraft Sierra Collection™ will make you do a double take. It looks and feels like porcelain, but surprise: it’s not! Made of durable, dishwasher safe melamine, this contemporary collection adds worry-free elegance to your outdoor tablescape. 

The Sierra Collection includes  a 1¼-ounce Salt & Pepper Shaker Set with a rubber stopper for easy cleaning and refilling from the bottom, a 7-ounce  Creamer, a 6-ounce Sugar Jar with Lid, and a 3.625" x 2.75" x 2.5" Sugar Packet Holder.


Fun and Functional Serving


TableCraft’s Acacia Wood Lazy Susans make it fun and easy to spin and share anything from condiments, bread, entrees, appetizers, and desserts without awkward passing or reaching.



A 360-degree lip keeps contents safely in place through every rotation. This naturally beautiful collection is available in 13", 15", and 18" sizes.


Outdoor-friendly Serve Ware That’s Also Stylish


The TableCraft Terra Collection will easily refresh your tablescape with a durable and stylish solution for serving appetizers, entrees, and desserts. 

The collection’s earthy, yet simple styling makes it a natural choice for outdoor serving that beautifully highlights the food. 




Made of dishwasher safe melamine and safe for temperatures up to 212°F, this lightweight collection includes plates and bowls in a variety of practical sizes. Choose from a matte finish in speckled white or gray to suit your menu and decor.


Pour on the charm with the Enamelware Collection by TableCraft! The perfect presentation for serving outdoors in comfy-cozy, vintage style, the Enamelware Collection is made of vitreous enamel porcelain over steel. 


This dishwasher safe collection is induction-ready and heat safe up to 572°F. Available in creamy white with contrasting black rim or solid blue, a wide selection of sizes of lightweight plates, serving pans, bowls, and ramekins makes it easy to mix and match presentation across your menu.


We’re here to help with all your foodservice equipment and supply needs, outdoors and in. For solutions tailored to your operation, contact us!

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