Utopia Terracotta Tapas Dish 60mm (Pack of 24)
Product Description
These small earthenware tapas dishes are made in Spain from traditional terracotta and are designed to be used both for cooking and table presentation. The rustic finish and natural material...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Colour
- Orange
- Crockery type
- Dishes
- Diameter
- 60
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Product Description
These small earthenware tapas dishes are made in Spain from traditional terracotta and are designed to be used both for cooking and table presentation. The rustic finish and natural material give a straightforward, authentic look that suits casual Spanish dining, sharing menus, and tapas-style service formats.
In a busy service environment, the dishes can move directly from oven to table, which keeps food warmer for longer and reduces the handling involved in plating up separately. The earthenware retains heat well, making it a practical choice for dishes that benefit from staying at temperature during service — patatas bravas, gambas al ajillo, or any small hot portion that needs to hold through a table turn.
- Suitable for oven, microwave, and freezer use
- Can be served directly to the table from the oven
- Traditional terracotta construction for heat retention
- Made in Spain — authentic appearance for themed menus
- Sold in a pack of 24, suited to batch purchasing for operational stock
Being earthenware, these dishes are more fragile than porcelain or stoneware alternatives and require careful handling during washing and storage. They are not indestructible under heavy commercial use, and operators running high-turnover covers should factor in a reasonable breakage allowance when calculating stock levels. The pack of 24 helps with this.
These dishes are well suited to tapas bars, Spanish restaurants, and casual dining operations building a sharing menu. They also work for smaller hospitality venues wanting to add a rustic tableware element without committing to a full range. If you are fitting out a larger site or need a more durable everyday option, it is worth considering whether a stoneware or glazed alternative might better suit your throughput.
If you are unsure how many packs suit your cover count or how these fit alongside other tableware in your range, the team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Authentic Spanish terracotta earthenware construction in 60mm diameter
- Oven, microwave, and freezer safe for flexible kitchen use
- Suitable for direct oven-to-table service without additional plating
- Sold in a pack of 24 to support practical stock management
- Traditional rustic finish suited to tapas and sharing menu presentation
Operational Benefits
- Reduces plating steps by moving directly from oven to table
- Retains heat during service, keeping small portions warmer for longer
- Supports authentic presentation on Spanish and sharing-style menus
- Pack of 24 allows sensible stock levels with breakage allowance built in
- Consistent rustic appearance helps reinforce casual dining menu concepts
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Colour
- Orange
- Crockery type
- Dishes
- Diameter
- 60
- Dimensions
- 60(Ø)mm | 2½(Ø)"
- Dishwasher safe
- No
- Freezer safe
- Yes
- Furniture shape
- Round
- Material
- Earthenware
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Oven proof
- Yes
- Weight
- 600g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- This depends on your cover count and how frequently dishes turn during service. A common approach is to hold at least one and a half times your expected simultaneous use in stock to allow for washing cycles and breakages. For a 40-cover operation running a shared tapas menu, two or three packs of 24 would give a reasonable working stock.
- Terracotta is more fragile than porcelain or stoneware, so some breakage over time is to be expected in a commercial environment. They perform well when handled carefully and washed by hand or in a commercial glasswasher on a gentle cycle, but they are not suited to rough handling or stacking without care. Buying in bulk helps offset attrition.
- Yes — the earthenware construction makes them suitable for oven use, so dishes can be prepared and finished in the oven and brought straight to the table. This is how they are traditionally used in Spanish cooking and is part of their practical appeal for tapas service.