Bread and Chip Baskets

The APS URBAN bread and fruit basket is a straightforward open-grid serving piece made from powder-coated steel with a matte black finish. It is commonly used on buffet counters, café tables, and casual dining setups where bread rolls, fruit, or similar items need to be presented tidily without elaborate display equipment.

The open grid construction allows air to circulate around the contents, which is a practical consideration when holding bread during a service period. The matte black finish sits unobtrusively alongside most tableware and buffet kit, making it a versatile addition to existing setups rather than something that demands a specific scheme to work around it.

• Open grid sides allow air circulation around bread and produce
• Powder-coated steel finish resists light knocks and daily handling
• Wipes down easily between covers with a damp cloth
• Matte black finish coordinates with a wide range of buffet and table setups

As a smallware item, there are no installation requirements. It is worth considering whether the 225mm diameter suits your portion sizes and table layout — for higher-volume buffet lines or larger display arrangements, APS produce the URBAN basket in additional sizes that may be a better fit.

This basket is well suited to cafés, bistros, hotels, and event caterers running informal buffets or bread service. If you are unsure which size works best for your covers or display format, we are happy to help you decide.

This APS bread basket is a compact table service basket designed for presenting bread rolls, baked goods, or similar items at the table. The grey colouring and imitation leather trim on the upper edge give it a clean, contemporary look that sits comfortably across a range of dining room styles — from casual bistro settings to more formal table service operations.

The basket is made from Tetron synthetic fibre, which has practical advantages in a service environment. The material is dirt-repellent, meaning surface soiling from bread crumbs or light food contact can generally be wiped away quickly, and the basket is washable at 30°C when a more thorough clean is needed. For daily use between services, a damp cloth is usually sufficient.

• Compact footprint suits covers-heavy table layouts without crowding
• Washable construction supports hygiene standards in food service
• Neutral grey tone works across varied dining room aesthetics
• Lightweight for easy handling by front-of-house staff
• Consistent appearance across multiple units for uniform table presentation

This basket is well suited to restaurants, hotels, cafés, and bistros that serve bread as part of the table setting. It is a single-size option — operators running larger buffet displays or requiring a different basket depth may want to consider other sizes within the APS range before ordering in volume.

If you are equipping a dining room and want to talk through quantities, sizing, or how this fits alongside other table accessories, the team is happy to help.

The APS Bread Roll Dispenser is a countertop display and serving unit designed for buffet-style service. Constructed from 18/10 stainless steel and clear acrylic, it allows guests to see the contents clearly while maintaining a tidy, presentable station. The removable lid allows top-filling, making it straightforward to replenish stock during service without disrupting the display or removing the unit from the counter.

In practice, this type of dispenser works well on breakfast buffets, bread accompaniment stations, and alongside soup service. The pull-out drawer base simplifies cleaning between services — a useful feature in environments where hygiene standards and turnaround time both matter.

• Clear acrylic body keeps bread visible and accessible to guests
• Top-fill design allows quick replenishment without clearing the station
• Removable drawer makes end-of-service cleaning straightforward
• 18/10 stainless steel construction holds up well to daily front-of-house use

This is a relatively lightweight smallware suited to low-to-medium-volume buffet operations — hotels, café-restaurants, and catered events. For higher-volume sites serving large numbers simultaneously, a larger or multi-unit setup may be worth considering.

If you're unsure how many units your service setup requires or how best to arrange your buffet station, feel free to get in touch — it's the kind of detail that's easier to work through with a quick conversation.

This is a small square bread basket from Pujadas, finished in black. It is designed to hold bread rolls, sliced bread, or similar table accompaniments and is intended for single-use or short-term display at the table rather than prolonged storage. The paper construction keeps the format lightweight and easy to handle during service.

In a table service setting, presentation at the bread stage tends to set the tone for the meal. A consistent, neatly presented basket — rather than a plate or loose napkin — is a small detail that reads well to guests. The black finish works across a range of table settings and coordinates with other Pujadas pieces in the same range, which are available in grey and brown for operators who want a unified look across their tabletop.

• Consistent presentation for bread and rolls at the table
• Lightweight and easy to handle during service
• Black finish suits a wide range of restaurant and café aesthetics
• Available alongside grey and brown options for coordinated table setups
• Practical for cafés, restaurants, hotels and hospitality venues

This size works well for individual covers or small shared portions. For larger table formats or buffet display, a bigger basket from the same range would be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a full table service setup and want guidance on quantities or coordinating with other serving pieces, the team is happy to help you work through it.

This is a small square bread basket from Pujadas, designed for tabletop presentation of bread rolls, flatbreads, and light accompaniments in cafés, restaurants, and hospitality venues. Made to a compact format, it sits comfortably on a laid table without taking up excessive cover space.

In busy front-of-house settings, baskets like this earn their place through consistent, low-maintenance service. They keep bread contained and presented tidily during service, hold up to routine handling, and are straightforward to rotate between covers. The black finish is a practical choice — it reads as clean and neutral against most table linen and crockery, and shows less visible wear than lighter alternatives over time.

• Neat square format suited to table bread service and buffet display
• Black finish coordinates well with contemporary table settings
• Lightweight and easy to handle during fast-paced service
• Suitable for bread rolls, flatbreads, and small table accompaniments
• Available in additional colourways for a coordinated presentation scheme

There is little to consider in terms of installation or setup — these are ready to use and require no preparation beyond a standard wash before first service. Storage is straightforward given the compact footprint, and they stack or nest easily in most back-of-house environments.

This basket is well suited to table service operations, café counter display, and buffet setups where a consistent, tidy presentation is needed without investment in heavier serviceware. For operators with higher-volume buffet lines or outdoor catering requirements, a more robust or larger-format basket may be worth considering.

If you are equipping a full table setting scheme or want guidance on matching baskets to your existing serviceware, the team is happy to help.

This is a straightforward paper bread basket from Pujadas, designed for presenting bread rolls, sliced loaves and similar table accompaniments in a neat, consistent way. The square format works well as a lined basket for individual covers or as a shared centrepiece for two to four guests.

In a busy restaurant or café environment, small details like a coordinated bread basket contribute to a consistent table presentation without adding complexity to service. These baskets are light, easy to handle, and practical for front-of-house staff to set and clear quickly. The paper construction means they are single-use or low-cycle, which suits operations where hygiene and turnover speed take priority over longevity.

• Suitable for bread rolls, sliced bread, and similar table accompaniments
• Consistent presentation across covers without additional effort
• Light and quick to handle during service and turnaround
• Available in black, grey and brown to coordinate with tabletop styling
• Practical for high-turnover venues where hygiene is a priority

It is worth considering the volume of covers and how frequently baskets are replaced during service, as this will affect how many you need to keep in stock. For venues running multiple sittings or large functions, having sufficient stock on hand avoids gaps in presentation mid-service.

This basket is well suited to restaurants, cafes, hotel dining rooms and event catering where a clean, consistent bread presentation is part of the table setting. If you need something more durable for repeated use, wicker or wire alternatives may be a better fit for your operation.

If you are unsure which style or quantity suits your service style, our team is happy to help you think it through.

This is a small paper bread basket from Pujadas, sized to hold a couple of rolls or a small portion of bread for individual table service. The grey finish gives it a clean, neutral look that works well across casual dining, café, and more formal restaurant settings without drawing attention away from the food.

For front-of-house teams, the practical benefit is straightforward: bread and rolls arrive at the table in something presentable rather than piled on a side plate. The basket keeps portions contained, reduces spillage on the tablecloth, and signals a level of care around presentation that guests tend to notice. Pujadas produce the same basket in black and brown, which allows venues to standardise on a colour that fits their existing tableware.

• Compact footprint suits tight table settings and small covers
• Disposable paper construction — no washing up or turnaround time
• Consistent presentation across all covers during service
• Available in coordinating colourways for tabletop uniformity

There is nothing complicated to consider here — no installation, no power requirements. The main practical question is volume: if you are running a high-volume bread service or buffet where baskets are going out in quantity, it is worth ordering accordingly and considering whether a larger format basket would suit your portion sizes better.

This basket is well suited to cafés, bistros, and mid-scale restaurants serving bread as a table starter or accompaniment. For buffet lines or sharing-style service, a wider or deeper basket may be more appropriate.

If you are unsure which size or finish works best alongside your current tableware, we are happy to help you work through the options.

This is a small paper bread basket from Pujadas, designed for presenting bread rolls, sliced bread, or table accompaniments at the point of service. The grey colourway gives it a clean, neutral appearance that sits comfortably on most table settings without drawing attention away from the food.

In practice, these baskets are commonly used in casual dining restaurants, hotel breakfast services, and café counter displays where a disposable or semi-disposable presentation piece is more practical than a washable alternative. They handle standard bread and roll service well and are a straightforward solution where speed of turnaround between covers is a consideration.

• Neutral grey finish suits a wide range of tabletop styles
• Practical for bread, rolls, and small table accompaniments
• Reduces turnaround time compared to wicker or ceramic alternatives
• Available in black and brown for a coordinated presentation across service areas

There is little in the way of installation or setup to consider here — these drop straight into service. The main practical question is volume: for high-turnover operations running multiple covers simultaneously, buying in sufficient quantity to avoid mid-service shortfalls is worth planning for. For venues with different table formats or sharing-plate service, Pujadas produces a broader range of basket sizes and styles that may be worth exploring alongside this one.

If you are putting together a coordinated tabletop scheme across a new opening or a refurbishment and want to talk through what works well together, we are happy to help.

This is a straightforward square bread basket from Pujadas, finished in grey. It is designed for front-of-house use in restaurants, cafes, and hospitality venues where bread, rolls, or similar table accompaniments are served as part of the dining experience.

Bread baskets of this style are a practical choice for table service operations where presentation matters but replacement costs need to stay manageable. The grey finish gives a neutral, contemporary look that works across a range of table settings without drawing attention away from the food.

For operators running a coordinated tabletop scheme, the same basket is available in black and brown, which allows a consistent aesthetic across different sections or service styles without mismatched pieces appearing on the floor.

These baskets are best suited to mid-volume restaurant and café settings where a clean, unfussy presentation is preferred. For very high-turnover operations where baskets are cycled through service rapidly, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty or more robust option would hold up better over time.

If you are putting together a broader table service range or want to discuss quantities and colour coordination, the team is happy to help.

This is a small paper bread basket from Pujadas, sized at 130 x 130mm and finished in brown. It is designed for table service use — typically for presenting bread rolls, sliced bread, or similar accompaniments at the point of service.

In practice, these baskets are commonly used across cafes, bistros, restaurants, and hospitality venues where a consistent, coordinated table presentation matters. The paper construction keeps things lightweight and hygienic, and the disposable nature suits operations that want to remove the need to wash and turn around service ware between covers.

• Suits bread rolls, sliced bread, and small table accompaniments
• Lightweight and hygienic for front-of-house table service
• Consistent presentation across multiple covers
• Available in brown, black, and grey for coordinated tablescaping
• Well suited to casual dining, cafes, and hospitality buffet service

It is worth considering your service volume and presentation style before ordering. For high-turnover operations serving large numbers of covers, the disposable format works well — but for more formal settings where a reusable wicker or wire basket is expected, a different product type may be more appropriate.

If you are putting together a broader table service setup or need guidance on quantities for your cover count, the team is happy to help you work it out.

This is a square paper bread basket from Pujadas, designed for presenting bread rolls, sliced bread, and small table accompaniments at the point of service. The brown finish gives it a natural, unfussy look that sits comfortably on most table settings.

In a busy restaurant or café environment, this kind of basket handles the everyday task of bread service cleanly and consistently. It keeps rolls contained and presented neatly, whether set on the table ahead of service or passed during it. The paper construction makes it practical for single-use or light repeat use, and the consistent sizing helps with portion control and tray presentation at the pass.

• Keeps bread and rolls neatly contained at the table
• Brown finish suits natural or rustic table styling
• Consistent size supports tidy presentation at the pass
• Lightweight and straightforward to stock and store
• Available in black and grey for coordinated table service

There is nothing complex to consider in terms of installation or setup — these stack flat and store easily. For high-volume buffet operations requiring larger baskets or different formats, broader options are available within the range.

This basket is well suited to cafés, casual dining restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and any operation looking for a simple, presentable bread service solution. If you are equipping a larger operation and want to discuss basket formats, sizes, or coordinating tableware in more detail, the team is happy to help.

This is a square paper bread basket from Pujadas, designed for presenting bread, rolls, and small table accompaniments in a front-of-house setting. The brown colourway gives it a natural, unfussy look that sits well on casual dining tables, café counters, and buffet displays without drawing attention away from the food.

Paper bread baskets of this type are widely used in restaurants, cafés, hotels, and hospitality venues where a degree of table presentation matters but practicality is equally important. They are light to handle, easy to stack and store, and straightforward to replace when worn — which makes them a sensible choice for busy service environments where tableware takes daily wear.

A few practical points worth noting for operators considering these for regular service use:

• Consistent square format makes stacking and mise en place storage efficient
• Brown colourway coordinates with natural and kraft-style tableware presentations
• Lightweight construction keeps handling simple during fast table turns
• Also available in black and grey for coordinated tabletop schemes
• Suitable for bread, rolls, condiment sachets, and similar small items

These baskets are a simple, low-cost addition to table service but getting the right size and colour for your service style does make a difference to how the table reads. If you are looking to coordinate across a full tabletop scheme or need advice on quantities for a new opening, the team is happy to help.

This Olympia bread display basket is a large-format wicker basket finished in a natural dark tone, designed for presenting bread, rolls, and similar items at the table or on a buffet counter. The 510mm width gives it a generous footprint that suits sharing-style service, where a substantial quantity of bread needs to be presented in a single vessel rather than across multiple smaller pieces.

Dark wicker has long been a preferred choice in restaurants, hotels, and café settings where a traditional, unfussy presentation matters. This basket offers that familiar aesthetic while being constructed to a more durable standard than lighter domestic wicker — a practical consideration in environments where baskets are handled repeatedly across multiple services.

From an operational standpoint, it works well as part of a consistent table service setup or as a focal piece on a bread station within a buffet. Key practical points worth noting:

• Large serving area suits sharing portions or high-bread-volume covers
• Dark wicker finish resists showing wear and minor staining more readily than pale alternatives
• Wicker construction keeps weight low, reducing fatigue during service
• Sold singly, allowing operators to build quantity gradually or replace individual items
• Suitable for dry food items only — not intended for wet or sauced presentation

Being a wicker product, it requires care during cleaning. It is not suitable for dishwasher use and should be wiped down and allowed to dry fully between services to maintain condition and avoid deterioration over time.

This basket is well suited to restaurants, hotels, and event catering operations that value a traditional table aesthetic. If you serve very high covers or need to present bread in bulk, it is worth considering whether a larger quantity of smaller baskets or a heavier-duty alternative would better fit your service style. If you are unsure which approach suits your operation, we are happy to talk it through.

This is a woven wicker bread basket from Olympia, finished in a natural dark tone. It is designed for presenting bread rolls, sliced loaves, or similar items at the table or on a buffet counter. The dark wicker finish gives a traditional, rustic appearance that works well in a range of dining settings, from pub restaurants to hotel breakfast services.

In practice, wicker baskets like this are a reliable choice for front-of-house bread service. They are lightweight enough to handle comfortably during service and presentable enough to place directly on the table or counter without additional dressing. The dark finish tends to show less wear and soiling than pale natural wicker over time, which is a practical consideration in busy service environments.

• Traditional dark wicker finish suits casual dining and buffet settings
• Lightweight construction makes table-side handling straightforward
• Suitable for bread rolls, sliced loaves, chips, or wrapped items
• Sold singly, allowing you to order the quantity that matches your cover count
• The 360mm width accommodates a generous bread service for shared dining

Being a wicker product, it is not suitable for dishwasher cleaning. A dry brush or light wipe down is the appropriate method of care. It should not be used for wet or heavily sauced items. If durability under very heavy daily use is a priority, a pressed metal or coated wire alternative may be worth considering instead.

This basket is well suited to casual dining restaurants, gastropubs, hotel breakfast buffets, and café counter displays. It is sold as a single unit, which suits operators who want to build or replenish their cover count gradually.

If you are unsure how many baskets you need for your cover count or layout, or whether wicker suits your front-of-house requirements, we are happy to talk it through.

This canvas bread basket from APS is designed for table service and buffet settings where keeping bread warm throughout service matters. The basket features a removable cherry stone cushion that sits in the base — once heated, it retains warmth and helps keep bread, rolls, or similar items at a comfortable serving temperature rather than cooling quickly on the table.

In practice, heated stone cushions perform well for the duration of a typical cover, making them a straightforward solution for restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining where bread is served as part of a set experience. The canvas construction is lightweight and easy to handle, and the neutral brown and beige colouring suits a range of table settings without being distracting.

• Canvas basket suitable for bread, rolls, and similar table service items
• Cherry stone cushion heats up to retain warmth during service
• Lightweight at 270g — easy for front-of-house staff to handle
• Neutral tones work across informal and semi-formal dining settings
• Suitable for buffet display as well as individual table service

It is worth noting that the cushion will gradually lose heat over time, so it is best suited to shorter service periods or covers where bread is presented and consumed relatively promptly. For extended buffet runs, a chafing-style or electrically heated bread solution may be more appropriate.

If you are equipping a larger buffet operation or need something better suited to high-volume service, we can help point you in the right direction — feel free to get in touch with the team.

This bread basket from Beaumont is a straightforward stainless steel serving piece designed for presenting bread, rolls, or similar items at the table or on a buffet spread. The raised handles make it easy to lift and pass between guests, and the basket depth allows a reasonable quantity of bread to be served without items spilling over the sides.

Constructed from stainless steel, it holds up well to the demands of daily service — easy to wipe down between covers and suitable for the dishwasher, which matters when you're turning tables quickly. The open weave or wire construction typical of this style allows excess heat to dissipate and gives a clean, unfussy look that works across a range of dining environments from casual bistros to more formal settings.

For front-of-house teams, the practical benefits are straightforward:

• Handles allow easy passing and serving without tipping
• Stainless steel construction is hygienic and simple to clean
• Compact footprint suits standard table covers without dominating the setting
• Consistent presentation across all table settings

At 65g, it's light enough not to add unnecessary weight to a set table, though that also means it's not intended for heavy-load applications. This is a table service and buffet display piece, not a storage or transport container for kitchen use.

Well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotels, and events caterers looking for reliable, consistent bread presentation across covers. If you're outfitting a large buffet operation and need a heavier-duty or higher-capacity option, it's worth exploring what else is available in the range.

If you're unsure whether this fits your service style or table layout, we're happy to help you think it through.

This Beaumont round bread basket is a straightforward stainless steel serving basket intended for table service and buffet display. At 203mm across, it sits comfortably on a dining table or buffet counter and is a practical size for portioning bread rolls, flatbreads, or similar accompaniments for individual covers or small sharing portions.

Stainless steel construction means it holds up well in a busy hospitality environment — it won't stain, doesn't absorb odours, and can be wiped down or put through a commercial glasswasher without concern. At 46g it's light enough for front-of-house staff to handle easily during service, and the open basket design makes it easy to check contents at a glance and replenish quickly when covers are turning.

In practical terms, this basket works well for:

• Bread and roll service at the table
• Buffet display of bread, pastries, or wrapped items
• Chip or side portion presentation in casual dining settings
• Light snack display at café counters or hospitality stations

It's worth noting that this is a single-piece serving basket rather than a lined or insulated option, so it won't retain heat. For operations where warm bread service is a priority, a lined basket or bread warmer may be more appropriate.

This size suits most standard covers well. For larger sharing tables or high-volume buffet runs where a bigger basket would reduce replenishment frequency, a larger format would be worth considering.

If you're unsure whether this size fits your service style or you're putting together a full table setting, feel free to get in touch — we're happy to help you think it through.