Hospitality Connect lists six pieces from the Tablekraft Cafe cutlery range, covering table cutlery, dessert cutlery, teaspoons and coffee spoons in a satin finish, for cafes, coffee shops and casual dining rooms.
Buying cutlery as a named pattern rather than piece by piece is what keeps a service looking consistent, because every item shares the same finish and profile. Table cutlery covers the main course setting, dessert cutlery is a smaller version for the sweet course, and teaspoons and coffee spoons handle hot drinks. Satin is a matte finish rather than a mirror polish, which suits the informal look of a cafe table. Work out how many covers you turn at peak and hold enough pieces to cover that plus the wash cycle.