What pieces are in the Tablekraft Melrose cutlery range?

The Tablekraft Melrose collection at Hospitality Connect holds 12 cutlery pieces, including table forks and spoons, dessert forks and spoons, teaspoons, coffee spoons, soup spoons and fruit forks. All are from the single Melrose pattern.

How much cutlery should a restaurant order per cover?

A common starting point is two to three sets of each piece per cover, so cutlery keeps circulating while some is in the wash. High-turnover venues order more teaspoons and table cutlery than dessert or soup pieces.

What is the difference between a table fork and a dessert fork?

A table fork is the larger of the two and is used for main courses. A dessert fork is shorter, so it suits desserts, entrees and lighter courses. Most venues carry both, because using one size for everything looks wrong on a set table.

Can I order individual cutlery pieces rather than a full set?

The Tablekraft Melrose range at Hospitality Connect is listed piece by piece rather than as a boxed set, so a venue can order only the forks, spoons or teaspoons it needs and top up individual lines later.

Does Hospitality Connect supply Tablekraft cutlery to trade?

Yes. Hospitality Connect is an Australian hospitality supplier based in Penrith, New South Wales, selling Tablekraft cutlery at trade pricing with Australia-wide delivery to cafes, restaurants, pubs, clubs and institutional kitchens.