Sale: $119.96 + bonus fry basket and tongs A new size of our signature sauteé pan, perfect for sautéing and deep frying. Only at Sur La Table. Learn More »
Bonus melon scoop included. Long 11" serrated blade slices cleanly and easily through the thick skins of cantaloupe, honeydew or watermelon. Learn More »
Save up to 33% on our entire stock. Each razor-sharp knife is laser-cut from a single piece of high-carbon stainless steel. Plus: Free shipping on sets. Learn More »
Special Value: $249.96 Twelve speeds, and an innovative scraper beater with 360° beater-to-bowl coverage. Regularly $299.95. A $400 value. Free Shipping. Learn More »
Special: $49.95 Set of 2. Rated 5 stars. Our own commercial-quality jellyroll pans, made of thick aluminized steel. Value: $59.95. Only at Sur La Table. Learn More »
Save 30% Brighten your table with colorful, easy-care ceramics. Each piece features a floral design. Made in Italy. Only at Sur La Table. Learn More »
Sale: $19.99 An all-purpose favorite. Perfect for wine, cocktails, juices and more. Regularly $29.95, a $54.00 value. Only at Sur La Table. Learn More »
Save 50% Our own collection of vintage-inspired aprons, towels and more brims with fun, handcrafted flourishes and bright retro patterns. Learn More »
Thick, hand-cut slabs add wonderful flavor to food. Use them on the grill, in the oven, or chill them to serve sushi, appetizers and more. Learn More »
Get the intense, smoky flavor of a charcoal grill on your gas grill. Learn More »
Fortessa heavy-gauge flatware is composed of polished stainless steel for good heft and balance, and the ergonomic handles feel comfortable in your hand. Featured in fine restaurants and hotels around the world.
The Henry family has been making high-quality tableware in Marcigny, France, since 1850. Their extremely durable dinnerware is made from high-fired Burgundy clay, which keeps hot food hot and cold food cold. More »
From the legendary French cookware maker comes a collection of durable, oven-safe stoneware settings. Perfect for mixing and matching in beautiful graduated shades with three bold ridges at the rim. More »
Classic looks, great quality and exceptional value from the German makers of well-loved ceramics. Mix and match their vibrant pieces together to create a your own personal one-of-a-kind dinnerware collection. More »
From the legendary French cookware maker comes oven-safe settings in a rainbow of colors, perfect to mix and match. More »
Gently distressed edges with a raised-dot border evoke a vintage feel. Fired at high temperatures for durability. More »
From the Umbrian region of Italy, Deruta-style earthenware is crafted in a style that dates back to the Renaissance. More »
Bring casual elegance to the table every day with these rustic Italian ceramics. More »
Create an enchanting place setting with durable porcelain that looks wonderful with colored or patterned tableware. More »
Sleek and effortlessly stylish, our exclusive and versatile round pieces are essential for memorable entertaining. More »
Our definitive contemporary collection brings ease to both casual entertaining and dressed up occasions alike. More »
Fun and affordable down-to-earth porcelain, perfect for everyday use with any meal. Exclusive to Sur La Table. More »
Brighten your table with colorful, easy-care ceramics. Each floral design was inspired by life in Tuscany. More »
Start the day with a splash of color–this rustic ceramic collection features simple plaids, polka dots, and whimsical roosters. More »
Made in Portugal for us, white dinnerware is gently antiqued with a decorative baroque design in relief at the rim. More »
Vintage-look ceramics with distressed edges and scallop detailing make this collection pretty for entertaining. More »
Fun geometric shapes perfect for mixing and matching. Bold stripes and bright patterns. Ultra-durable for entertaining outdoors. More »
European-inspired dinnerware. A colorful and resilient addition to your table. More »
Charming, retro-look porcelain brings the feel of a Parisian bistro to meals on the patio or whimsical entertaining. More »
Kotobuki reflects Japan’s history and culture through design, handcrafting methods and materials. More »
The brilliant, dynamic finish is the result of hand-detailed craftsmanship, a quality glaze and the finest materials. More »
Crafted from Emile Henry signature French Burgundy clay, famous for its even heat distribution and durability. More »
Don’t have the budget to make over your tabletop? Create a fresh look with new linens. Try adding a touch of color with a French floral tablecloth or bright jacquard napkins, or switch up the shape of your placemats. Since table linens come in every color, shape and size, it’s easy to create festive looks for every occasion. More »Consider harvest colors for autumn, jewel tones for winter holidays and pastels to celebrate spring. « Less
Chargers instantly add a dash of elegance to any table setting. These decorative, oversized plates, used as placeholders for dinner plates, can be removed as guests are seated or remain on the table throughout the meal. Perfect for holiday entertaining or to dress up a casual dinner. Keep in mind that charger plates More »should never be used for serving food as they are often made of non-food safe materials.
Don’t have enough dinnerware for your party? As long as the overall look is cohesive, feel free to entertain with mismatched pieces. In fact, by mixing pieces with complementary patterns and colors, you’ll add your own distinctive touch to the table setting. Don’t be afraid to try bold color combinations like yellow and purple or red and aqua.
With a solid foundation of white dishes, you can create the ultimate tabletop for any occasion. Accent with any plates, linens, napkin rings, and centerpieces without worrying about clashing designs and colors.
You don’t need a PhD in etiquette to set a table properly. In fact, there are so many conflicting opinions on the matter that one person’s perfect setting is another’s flatware faux pas. Just keep in mind this commonsense rule, and you’ll be fine: set utensils in order of their use, starting from the outside and working toward the plate. More »Whether you’re serving a family dinner or an elegant seven-course meal, your guests will always know which utensil to use next. « Less
Provide adequate space so dishes don’t touch. This prevents damage caused by pieces rubbing together and enables better cleaning. Always use a mild detergent and let dishes cool to room temperature before clearing dishwasher.
Whether you use specially made china cushions, napkins, pieces of flannel or even paper towels, a cushioned layer between each dish helps keep your china in pristine condition. By preventing scratching and chipping, you’ll ensure that your heirloom china remains an heirloom for generations to come.
You may be temped to stack cups for storage, but ask yourself: would I rather save space or save my cups? Stacking can weaken the rims and lead to cracking and chipping. It’s best to store cups hanging separately on a rack, but if that’s not possible, stack cups no more than two high.
Many a romantic candlelight dinner has been marred by wax dripping on table linens. But you needn’t worry. Simply pop your tablecloth or napkins into the freezer. By the time dinner’s done, the wax will be frozen, enabling you to easily peel it away.
Clean flatware as soon as possible, as certain foods can eat away the finish. Don’t leave stainless flatware immersed in water too long. Soaking is fine, but only for a few hours, not days. Use only mild detergents, avoiding bleach, which can wear away the coating. In the dishwasher, avoid mixing stainless steel flatware with other metals. More »Dry thoroughly right away, as air drying leaves spots and streaks and may lead to permanent damage. « Less
Even though stainless steel doesn’t need regular polishing, it can get dull or streaked, especially when cleaned in the dishwasher. Instantly brighten the finish by rubbing with stainless steel cleaner and cleaning with a soft rag. Or try using olive oil as an alternative to commercial cleaners. Just be sure to remove any excess oil after polishing.
You might think hot water would be best for removing stains, but actually the opposite is true. Hot water sets stains, making them nearly impossible to remove. After washing in cold, check linens to ensure that stains are gone before drying (which will also set stains). If you need extra cleaning power, use an More »oxygen bleach since chlorine can turn your whites yellow. « Less
Why save cloth napkins for holidays and special occasions? Elevate your everyday dining experience while reducing your paper consumption. Reusable napkins can be easily hand washed and air-dried after meals or just drop them in the next load of laundry. If you plan to More »use cloth napkins frequently, you might want to choose darker colors since white linens show stains. « Less
Immediately apply hydrogen peroxide to red wine stains and let soak for at least an hour before washing. This will lightly bleach the stain, helping it rinse out easily during laundering.
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