EVERYTHING THING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CHOOSING DINNERWARE.
Renarte supplies premium dinnerware for hotels and restaurants, sourced from globally recognized hospitality brands. Built for high-volume service, our collections combine durability, refined design, and versatility—ideal for fine dining, buffets, and everyday service across the hospitality industry.
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HOW TO CHOOSE DINNERWARE?
Choosing dinnerware for hospitality isn’t just about looks—it’s about balancing style, function, and durability. From fine dining restaurants to high-traffic buffets, we offer the right dinnerware that enhance presentation while withstanding daily service demands.
Types of Dinnerware
Bone China
Sleek, lightweight, and refined, bone china is ideal for upscale restaurants, fine dining venues, and luxury hotels. It has a delicate appearance but is durable—perfect where presentation matters most.
Porcelain
A go-to in hospitality, porcelain offers strength and versatility. With a smooth finish and elegant look, it suits all-day dining, premium cafés, and formal hotel service. Chip-resistant and heat-tolerant
Stoneware
Stoneware brings a handcrafted, rustic appeal to the table. Heavier than porcelain, it’s great for casual dining, themed restaurants, and concept-driven venues with an artisanal edge.
Earthenware
Textured and earthy, earthenware offers a grounded aesthetic. Ideal for cafés, bistros, and relaxed eateries focused on comfort and charm over formality.
Melamine
Melamine is the practical choice for high-traffic areas like buffets, beach resorts, and poolside dining. Lightweight, unbreakable, and stackable—perfect where durability is non-negotiable.
Setting a Table
When setting a table, focus on both function and flow. Choose dinner plates, side plates, soup or pasta bowls, and charger plates based on your menu. A complete 4- or 5-piece setting covers most service needs. For hospitality use, plan sets that serve at least 12 guests, and ensure all pieces are stackable and consistent in size for easy storage and service. Mixing shapes or finishes can work—just keep a unified tone or color for a cohesive presentation
