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Olympia Black Salt and Pepper Set with Ceramic Grinder

SKU: GL087

£20.40(£24.48 inc VAT)

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This salt and pepper set from Olympia consists of a mill and a shaker finished in a gloss black coating over a wooden body. The mill uses a ceramic grinding mechanism that can be adjusted to produce either a coarse or a fine grind, giving guests control over seasoning at the table.

For everyday table service in restaurants, cafés, bistros, and hotels, sets like these are straightforward workhorses. They are refillable, easy to wipe down between covers, and the ceramic mechanism holds up well to regular daily use without corroding or dulling the way some metal mechanisms can over time.

  • Adjustable ceramic grinder for coarse or fine seasoning
  • Gloss black finish sits cleanly against most table décor
  • Wooden construction keeps the set lightweight and easy to handle
  • Refillable design reduces ongoing consumable costs
  • Compact footprint suits small covers without cluttering the table

There are no installation requirements for table accessories of this kind, though it is worth considering how many covers you are turning and whether you need a larger stock of sets to keep tables dressed consistently through a busy service. For high-volume operations running multiple sittings, having a sufficient rotation of sets so that refilling does not interrupt service is worth planning for.

These sets suit most sit-down hospitality settings — restaurants, hotel dining rooms, gastropubs, and cafés. If your operation requires a heavier-duty or larger-capacity mill for tableside use, alternatives are available within the range.

If you have questions about quantities or want guidance on what works well for your covers and service style, the team is happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

How many sets would a typical restaurant need to keep in stock?

As a general guide, plan for at least one set per table plus a small reserve to allow for refilling without pulling sets mid-service. Busier operations running multiple sittings often carry a larger float so that a full batch can be refilled in one go between service periods rather than table by table.

How is the ceramic grinding mechanism adjusted?

The grind coarseness is typically adjusted via a nut or collar at the top of the mill, which controls the gap between the ceramic grinding plates. Tightening produces a finer grind; loosening gives a coarser result. No tools are required, and most front-of-house staff can adjust it during a routine refill.

Are these sets suitable for outdoor or covered terrace service?

The wooden body means these sets are best suited to indoor table service or well-covered outdoor areas where they are not exposed to rain or prolonged moisture. For consistently outdoor settings, a stainless or acrylic-bodied set would be more practical and durable over time.
Olympia Black Salt and Pepper Set with Ceramic Grinder

£20.40(£24.48 inc VAT)

£20.40(£24.48 inc VAT)

This salt and pepper set from Olympia consists of a mill and a shaker finished in a gloss black coating over a wooden body. The mill uses a ceramic grinding mechanism that can be adjusted to produce either a coarse or a fine grind, giving guests control over seasoning at the table.

For everyday table service in restaurants, cafés, bistros, and hotels, sets like these are straightforward workhorses. They are refillable, easy to wipe down between covers, and the ceramic mechanism holds up well to regular daily use without corroding or dulling the way some metal mechanisms can over time.

  • Adjustable ceramic grinder for coarse or fine seasoning
  • Gloss black finish sits cleanly against most table décor
  • Wooden construction keeps the set lightweight and easy to handle
  • Refillable design reduces ongoing consumable costs
  • Compact footprint suits small covers without cluttering the table

There are no installation requirements for table accessories of this kind, though it is worth considering how many covers you are turning and whether you need a larger stock of sets to keep tables dressed consistently through a busy service. For high-volume operations running multiple sittings, having a sufficient rotation of sets so that refilling does not interrupt service is worth planning for.

These sets suit most sit-down hospitality settings — restaurants, hotel dining rooms, gastropubs, and cafés. If your operation requires a heavier-duty or larger-capacity mill for tableside use, alternatives are available within the range.

If you have questions about quantities or want guidance on what works well for your covers and service style, the team is happy to help.