Showing posts with label Restaurant Classics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Restaurant Classics. Show all posts

Monday, January 3, 2011

2010 Favorites! Part I

From TableCraft classics to innovative new pieces, here are some of our 2010 favorites to ring in the new year!





(From L to R- 71 beverage dispenser, FN1611 Blackwell Collection™ rack and bowl, 6618 Authentic Collection™ shakers)



71



Seen at classy brunches around the world, this beverage dispenser will always be a favorite way to dispense juices, but that's not why it's a TableCraft favorite this year. The 71 makes our list because in 2010 we've been seeing it used more and more in spas and resorts to dispense fruit infused water. Try adding sliced cucumber or citrus fruit to your ice water- the see through chamber adds that extra touch for your guests to see the fresh goodies added for their refreshment!

FN1611


The Blackwell Collection™ has always been a favorite due to it's modern look, but the FN1611 tops our list due to its versatile functionality. Whether you use it as a display dish or bowl, on the table, or as piece of art, it's always going to be a fabulous addition to your venue!

6618


A bit hit in 2010 that's sure to continue in 2011 is the green glass trend. Our Authentic Collection™ shakers top our list for their ability to add a bit of nostalgia mixed with new trends on your tabletop. (PS- We love our 6619 Authentic Collection™ oil & vinegar dispensers too!)

Monday, July 26, 2010

Restaurant Classics: Evoking Nostalgia

Restaurant classics are the perfect way to evoke nostalgia in your venue. Two of our favorite nostalgic pieces are our 18 coffee pot and our 714CH straw holder. The 18 is a classic staple in mom and pop breakfast spots everywhere and the 714CH reminds us of the "good ole days" of soda and malt shops. I'd like a vanilla shake and a piece of blueberry pie, please!

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Restaurant Classics: The "TableCraft Test"

Having grown up around TableCraft (my father gave me the TableCraft catalog as reading material when I got my tonsils out), I can easily and quickly identify TPC pieces by their design and material. Over the years, my friends have developed something they call a "TableCraft Test" to see if a product is TableCraft. As soon as they see something they think is ours, they hold it up above their head and search for the TPC logo on the bottom. If it's TableCraft, they send me goofy pictures of themselves posed with the item and we all get a kick out of it. Since the start of "The TableCraft Test", I've accumulated more silly pictures of friends with our classic ketchup squeeze bottles and (my favorite item!) our 1074 red basket than all the other items combined, making hot dog places the ultimate place to do "The TableCraft Test". Next time you're in one, try it! If you're feeling daring enough, send us a photo to Jennifer@tablecraft.com and we'll post it to our Facebook!







Thursday, July 1, 2010

July 2010 Trend: Restaurant Classics

This month we're focusing on pieces that exude simplicity, classic style and nostalgia. Seen in venues all over the world, these pieces are truly restaurant classics.