What do you need to serve great bread? A great basket! We offer you a wide selection of restaurant bread baskets in a variety of materials to best suit your décor. From wood baskets to canvas and wicker, we have the perfect commercial bread basket in any color! Choose from natural, pink, green, yellow, and more. Want to try a bolder look? Serve your bread in a bright orange woven basket, or try black wicker baskets for a more elegant touch. Regardless of the establishment you’re operating, whether it’s a diner, café, restaurant, bar, catered event, or buffet, we have the commercial bread basket for you.
Restaurant bread baskets are a great option for almost any menu item. From banana bread and dinner rolls to breakfast biscuits or loaves, baskets encourage sharing amongst guests. You can also serve your confectioneries, including muffins, croissants, and other pastries. Choose from round, rectangular, and square commercial bread baskets that are made from poly cord, canvas, wood, vinyl, and more!
Care and maintenance for your commercial bread baskets is simple, too! In a foodservice establishment’s fast-paced environment, it’s important to keep up to speed with incoming orders. Many of our restaurant bread baskets are dishwasher safe for quick, convenient, and efficient cleaning, so you don’t waste time or effort in the cleanup process.
We have an option for every establishment looking to serve artisan breads. Adding complementary bread to your diners will distinguish you from other restaurants, and simply serving appetizers in an eye-appealing restaurant bread basket will make diners want to come back. You may also want to consider lining your baskets with one of our colorful
cloth napkins, and check out our
butter dishes and servers, too to complete your setting. Interested in other food serving baskets?
Metal food baskets will add a modern touch to your restaurant’s tabletops.
Also make sure to check out other great items from Acopa, Choice, American Metalcraft, Elite Global Solutions, Front of the House, GET Enterprises and Herbert Birnbaum.
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