Metal Bread Baskets

Metal Bread Baskets for Restaurants, Naan, Roti & Table Service

Metal bread baskets provide restaurants, hotels, caterers, cafés, banquet halls, and other foodservice businesses with a durable and attractive way to serve naan, roti, paratha, dinner rolls, sliced bread, pita, flatbreads, crackers, fruit, and other tabletop items.

At Nishi Enterprise, our Metal Bread Baskets collection includes stainless steel bread baskets, black wire baskets, gold-finish bread baskets, copper-finish baskets, black and silver baskets, galvanized metal baskets, round bread baskets, oval bread baskets, rectangular serving baskets, and specialty naan presentation stands.

The assortment ranges from compact approximately 6-inch tabletop baskets for individual or small-party bread service through large 10 and 15-inch commercial wire baskets designed for family-style dining, catering, buffets, and larger portions.

For additional styles, browse our complete Bread Baskets collection or compare these metal designs with our Woven Bread Baskets.

What Is a Metal Bread Basket?

A metal bread basket is a reusable tabletop serving vessel constructed from stainless steel, plated steel, wire, galvanized metal, or another metal-based material.

Unlike an enclosed bread box used for storage, a restaurant bread basket is designed primarily for presentation and table service.

Open wire and decorative metal designs allow bread to remain visible while creating a more polished presentation than placing naan, rolls, or flatbreads directly onto an ordinary plate.

Commercial Bread Baskets for Restaurants

Restaurant bread baskets need to work repeatedly throughout lunch and dinner service.

They should fit the restaurant's typical bread portion, coordinate with the rest of the tabletop, remain easy for servers to carry, and be practical to clean between tables.

Nishi Enterprise carries metal baskets in several materials, finishes, and shapes so restaurants can select a style that matches both the food and dining-room design.

Metal Bread Baskets for Indian Restaurants

Indian restaurants are one of the strongest applications for metal bread baskets because naan, roti, paratha, kulcha, and other breads are frequently ordered for the table and shared between diners.

A dedicated bread basket gives servers a consistent way to present hot breads alongside curries, dal, rice, and tandoori dishes.

The current collection includes several baskets specifically described for naan, tava roti, and parathas.

Naan Bread Baskets

Naan baskets need enough surface area to hold folded or stacked breads without overcrowding the table.

Round baskets work well for smaller portions, while elongated oval and rectangular designs can better accommodate long or folded naan.

For very large Peshawari-style naan, Nishi also carries a specialty vertical naan stand within the collection.

Roti Baskets

Tava roti and chapati can be served in compact round, oval, or rectangular metal baskets.

Restaurants serving several breads at once may use a liner or appropriate serving setup to help organize the basket and create a more finished presentation.

Paratha Baskets

Parathas are often larger and thicker than thin roti, so the basket should provide enough width for the restaurant's actual serving portion.

Eight to 10-inch baskets can provide additional room when several pieces are served together.

Bread Baskets for Tandoori Restaurants

Tandoori-focused restaurants may serve several naan varieties including plain naan, garlic naan, butter naan, cheese naan, and specialty stuffed breads.

Using dedicated baskets can help separate bread service from the rest of the tabletop and create a consistent restaurant presentation.

Stainless Steel Bread Baskets

Stainless steel bread baskets provide a clean, neutral metallic appearance that coordinates easily with Indian thalis, katoris, stainless steel serving bowls, cutlery, and other commercial tabletop pieces.

Nishi Enterprise carries stainless steel baskets in oval and round formats, including decorative zig-zag designs and larger oval serving baskets.

Large Oval Stainless Steel Bread Basket

The Large Oval Stainless Steel Bread Basket measures approximately 11.25 inches long by 7.4 inches wide.

Its elongated shape provides additional room for naan, roti, paratha, rolls, or shared bread portions.

The stainless steel construction also makes it easy to coordinate with other silver-finish restaurant tabletop equipment.

Medium Stainless Steel Bread Basket

The Medium Stainless Steel Bread Basket measures approximately 9.25 inches long by 6.25 inches wide.

This middle size can work well for ordinary restaurant table service where the larger oval basket would take up unnecessary space.

Stainless Steel Zig-Zag Bread Baskets

Decorative zig-zag stainless steel baskets create more visual interest than a simple smooth bowl.

Current round models include approximately 7.5 and 8-inch sizes.

The open patterned design works well for Indian restaurants, cafés, catered events, and other front-of-house service where the basket itself is visible throughout the meal.

7.5-Inch Stainless Steel Round Bread Basket

The 7.5" Stainless Steel Round Zig-Zag Bread Basket provides a compact decorative format for naan, roti, rolls, and other table breads.

Its approximately 2-inch height keeps the basket relatively low on the table while still creating a defined serving area.

8-Inch Stainless Steel Round Bread Basket

The 8" Stainless Steel Round Zig-Zag Bread Basket provides slightly more diameter for shared bread service while maintaining the same general decorative style.

Gold Bread Baskets

Gold bread baskets provide a warmer, more decorative tabletop presentation than plain stainless steel.

They are especially well suited to upscale Indian restaurants, wedding catering, banquet halls, hotels, and dining rooms that already use gold or brass accents.

Nishi carries several round gold wire baskets in different diameters.

6-Inch Gold Wire Bread Basket

The 6" Gold Wire Round Bread Basket provides a compact option for smaller bread portions or tables where available space is limited.

8-Inch Gold Wire Bread Basket

The 8" Gold Wire Round Bread Basket provides more room for naan, paratha, roti, rolls, or other shared breads.

This size is versatile enough for many standard restaurant table settings.

8.6 & 9-Inch Gold Bread Baskets

Larger gold-finish round baskets provide additional space when a restaurant serves several breads at once or wants a more substantial centerpiece for the table.

These larger formats can be particularly useful for four-top tables, family-style service, and catering.

Copper Bread Baskets

Copper-finish bread baskets bring warm metallic color to the table and pair naturally with copper thalis, copper serving bowls, antique-finish chafers, and other traditional Indian serving pieces.

Nishi carries both round and oval copper wire bread baskets.

Copper Oval Bread Basket

The Copper Wire Oval Bread Basket measures approximately 8.6 inches long by 6 inches wide and 2.6 inches high.

The oval format is especially practical for elongated breads such as folded naan and paratha.

Its copper-plated steel design gives restaurants a more distinctive tabletop option than standard silver servingware.

Copper Round Bread Basket

The 8.6" Copper Wire Round Bread Basket provides a broader circular presentation for shared table bread.

Round copper baskets can coordinate well with traditional Indian metal bowls and circular thali setups.

Copper vs. Gold Bread Baskets

Both finishes provide a warmer presentation than plain stainless steel.

Gold baskets create a brighter, more formal look.

Copper baskets provide a deeper, warmer tone that can feel more traditional or rustic.

The best choice depends on restaurant décor and the other tabletop pieces being used.

Black Wire Bread Baskets

Black wire bread baskets provide a simple contemporary look that works across many restaurant concepts.

The dark finish can coordinate with black dinnerware, wood tabletops, industrial interiors, casual cafés, burger restaurants, Mediterranean dining rooms, and modern Indian restaurants.

Nishi carries several Winco black wire baskets in round, oval, and rectangular formats.

Winco Black Wire Bread Baskets

The Winco WBKG collection includes commercial wire baskets designed for bread, fruit, and other front-of-house serving applications.

Current Nishi models include approximately 8 and 10-inch round baskets, 10 and 15-inch oval baskets, and a rectangular wire basket.

Winco WBKG-8R 8-Inch Round Basket

The Winco WBKG-8R 8" Round Black Wire Basket provides a compact commercial basket for bread, rolls, and other tabletop items.

Winco WBKG-10R 10-Inch Round Basket

The Winco WBKG-10R 10" Round Black Wire Basket increases capacity for shared restaurant bread service and larger portions.

Winco WBKG-10O Oval Bread Basket

The Winco WBKG-10O 10" Oval Black Wire Basket measures approximately 10 inches by 6.5 inches by 3 inches.

The oval format provides an efficient shape for bread, rolls, naan, fruit, and family-style table service.

Winco WBKG-15 Large Oval Bread Basket

The Winco WBKG-15 15" Oval Black Wire Bread & Fruit Basket is one of the largest conventional baskets in the collection.

Its approximately 15" x 6.25" x 3" dimensions make it appropriate for family-style dining, buffet service, catering, and larger shared portions.

Winco Rectangular Black Wire Bread Basket

The Winco WBKG-9 Rectangular Black Wire Basket provides another serving shape for restaurants that prefer a more linear tabletop presentation.

Black & Silver Bread Baskets

The Nishi assortment also includes black and silver plated wire baskets that combine two finishes within one piece.

This can create a more decorative presentation while retaining the open-air appearance of a wire basket.

6-Inch Black/Silver Round Bread Basket

The 6" Black/Silver Wire Round Bread Basket measures approximately 6 inches in diameter by 3 inches high.

It provides a compact format for tava roti, paratha, naan, and other small bread portions.

8-Inch Black/Silver Round Bread Basket

The 8-inch black and silver version provides more room for restaurant table service while maintaining the same two-tone appearance.

Galvanized Metal Bread Baskets

Galvanized metal bread baskets create a more casual or industrial presentation than polished stainless steel or decorative wire.

Nishi carries rectangular metal baskets with handles in black and silver finishes.

Black Rectangular Metal Bread Basket

The 8" Black Rectangular Metal Bread Basket measures approximately 8" x 6" x 2.6".

Integrated handles create a distinctive serving profile for naan, paratha, roti, rolls, and other tabletop foods.

Silver Rectangular Metal Bread Basket

The silver version provides the same general rectangular format with a brighter metallic appearance.

This can coordinate easily with stainless steel dinnerware and more traditional restaurant tabletop setups.

Round vs. Oval Bread Baskets

Round bread baskets are compact and easy to position in the center of a table.

Oval baskets provide more length and can accommodate elongated breads without requiring a very large overall diameter.

For naan and paratha, oval designs can be particularly useful when the breads are folded rather than cut.

Rectangular Bread Baskets

Rectangular baskets provide a clean linear shape that can fit efficiently between plates and serving dishes.

They are also useful for rolls, sliced bread, crackers, and other foods that stack naturally in rows.

Round vs. Rectangular Bread Baskets

Round baskets provide a more traditional tabletop presentation.

Rectangular baskets may fit narrow tables or modern dinnerware layouts more efficiently.

The better choice depends on table dimensions and the food being served.

Wire Bread Baskets

Wire bread baskets use open metal construction rather than a solid bowl.

This keeps the basket visually light and allows liners, napkins, or the bread itself to become part of the presentation.

Wire baskets are available in black, gold, copper, black/silver, and stainless-style finishes throughout the collection.

Wire Basket vs. Solid Metal Basket

A wire basket provides an open decorative appearance and can reduce visual bulk on the table.

A more solid metal basket provides greater enclosure around the bread.

Neither is universally better. Restaurants should choose based on style, bread type, liners, cleaning procedures, and overall presentation.

Metal vs. Woven Bread Baskets

Metal and woven baskets create very different tabletop aesthetics.

Metal bread baskets can look more contemporary, formal, or polished depending on the finish.

Woven bread baskets generally create a warmer casual or traditional presentation.

Browse our Woven Bread Baskets to compare both styles.

Metal Bread Baskets vs. Plastic Baskets

Plastic baskets can be practical for high-volume casual dining, but metal baskets provide additional finish and design options for restaurants that place greater emphasis on tabletop presentation.

Gold, copper, stainless steel, and black wire can all create distinctly different dining-room looks.

Bread Baskets for Dinner Rolls

Metal baskets are useful beyond Indian bread service.

Restaurants can use them for dinner rolls, biscuits, baguette slices, garlic bread, and other complimentary or ordered table breads.

Bread Baskets for Pita

Mediterranean and Middle Eastern restaurants can use round, oval, or rectangular metal baskets for pita and other flatbreads.

Wider oval baskets can be useful for folded pita or shared portions.

Bread Baskets for Flatbread

Flatbreads vary widely in diameter and shape, so select the basket according to the restaurant's actual product.

A small round basket may work for cut pieces, while a longer oval basket provides more space for folded or elongated bread.

Bread Baskets for Garlic Bread

Italian restaurants, pizzerias, and cafés can use metal baskets for garlic bread, breadsticks, sliced baguette, and rolls.

Black wire baskets can provide a versatile presentation across casual and modern restaurant interiors.

Bread Baskets for Tortillas

Metal baskets can also be used for appropriate tortilla service when the restaurant's serving method works with an open basket.

Restaurants that need tortillas to retain heat for extended periods may prefer a more enclosed dedicated tortilla server.

Bread Baskets for Crackers

Compact wire baskets can be used for crackers, packaged breadsticks, or other dry tabletop accompaniments in restaurants and banquet settings.

Metal Baskets for Fruit

Several Winco models are specifically designed for both bread and fruit service.

Larger oval and round baskets can be used on buffet tables, breakfast displays, hotel service areas, and catered events for whole fruit or other suitable items.

Metal Baskets for Appetizers

With an appropriate liner or serving setup, some metal baskets can also be used for dry appetizers, chips, crackers, or shareable snacks.

Restaurants should make sure the basket and liner are suitable for the food being served.

Metal Bread Baskets for Cafés

Cafés can use metal baskets for croissants, rolls, toast, pastries, sandwiches, or table bread depending on service style.

Black wire and galvanized designs work particularly well in casual café environments.

Metal Bread Baskets for Hotels

Hotels may use bread baskets in restaurants, room service, breakfast buffets, banquets, lounges, and catered functions.

Keeping several basket sizes allows service teams to match the presentation to different outlets.

Metal Bread Baskets for Catering

Caterers need serving pieces that can work across different menus and venues.

Metal baskets can be used for rolls, naan, pita, crackers, fruit, and other foods while coordinating with buffet equipment and table settings.

Browse our Catering collection for related event-service equipment.

Metal Bread Baskets for Weddings

Gold and copper finishes can be particularly attractive at weddings and formal events.

Restaurants and caterers can coordinate bread baskets with gold chafers, copper chafers, rose-gold serving pieces, thalis, and other metallic tableware.

Metal Bread Baskets for Banquet Halls

Banquet halls may keep neutral stainless steel and black wire baskets for everyday service while maintaining gold or copper pieces for premium packages and weddings.

Metal Bread Baskets for Buffets

Large wire baskets can hold rolls and bread near soup, salad, breakfast, or dinner buffet stations.

For self-service environments, choose a size that holds enough product without creating an unnecessarily deep pile that is difficult for guests to access.

Metal Bread Baskets for Family-Style Dining

Family-style restaurants often place bread at the center of the table for several guests to share.

Larger oval and round baskets provide enough capacity without requiring multiple small containers.

Choosing a 6-Inch Bread Basket

A 6-inch basket is best suited to smaller portions and compact table settings.

It can be useful for two-person tables, limited bread portions, or restaurants where several sharing dishes already occupy most of the tabletop.

Choosing an 8-Inch Bread Basket

An 8-inch basket is a versatile middle size for ordinary table bread service.

It provides more room than a compact six-inch basket without becoming oversized for standard restaurant tables.

Choosing a 10-Inch Bread Basket

Ten-inch baskets offer additional capacity for four-top tables and larger shared portions.

Winco provides both round and oval black wire options around this size.

Choosing a 15-Inch Bread Basket

A 15-inch oval basket is designed for much larger portions.

The Winco WBKG-15 can work well for family-style dining, catered events, buffet service, large tables, or restaurants serving a substantial complimentary bread portion.

How Big Should a Restaurant Bread Basket Be?

Start with the number of pieces normally served per table.

Then consider the bread's physical dimensions and the amount of other dinnerware competing for tabletop space.

The ideal basket should comfortably hold the portion without forcing servers to stack the bread excessively high.

Small vs. Large Bread Baskets

Smaller baskets take up less table space and can help control portions.

Larger baskets are useful for family-style service and high bread volume.

A restaurant may benefit from carrying more than one size for different table counts and menu items.

Bread Basket Size for 2-Tops

Compact 6 or 8-inch baskets often make more sense on two-person tables where surface area is limited.

An oversized family-style basket can crowd beverages, entrées, appetizers, and other serving pieces.

Bread Basket Size for 4-Tops

Eight to 10-inch baskets provide a practical starting point for four-person tables, although the ideal size depends on portion and bread type.

Bread Basket Size for Large Parties

Large parties may be better served with multiple medium baskets distributed across the table rather than placing one oversized basket at only one end.

For family-style setups, a 15-inch oval basket can also provide substantial shared capacity.

Using Bread Basket Liners

Restaurants may choose to use appropriate paper, cloth, or reusable liners inside open metal baskets depending on food, presentation, and service procedures.

A liner can create contrast against black, gold, copper, or stainless steel wire and can help contain crumbs.

White Liners with Black Bread Baskets

A light-colored liner creates strong contrast inside a black wire basket and can make rolls or bread more visually prominent.

Dark Liners with Gold & Copper Baskets

Dark or neutral liners can highlight warm metallic finishes and create a more upscale restaurant presentation.

Bread Basket Liners & Food Safety

Any liner used in direct contact with food should be appropriate for the intended foodservice application.

Reusable cloth liners should also be included in the restaurant's regular laundering and sanitation procedures.

Stainless Steel Naan Bread Hanger Stand

The collection also includes a product that moves beyond the conventional basket format.

The Stainless Steel Naan Bread Hanger Stand is designed to display large naan vertically rather than stacking it in a basket.

The approximately 24-inch-high stand uses four arrow-shaped hooks and a weighted circular base for tabletop presentation.

What Is a Naan Hanger?

A naan hanger is a vertical serving stand designed for large breads that can be suspended from hooks.

Rather than folding a large specialty naan into a basket, the restaurant can display it upright as part of the meal presentation.

Naan Hangers for Peshawari Naan

Large Peshawari-style naan can become a statement item when served on a vertical hanger.

This presentation can be especially effective for Indian, Pakistani, Afghan, and tandoori restaurant concepts where the bread itself is intended to attract attention at the table.

Naan Hanger vs. Bread Basket

A basket is better for conventional naan, roti, rolls, and shared bread portions.

A hanger is a specialty presentation piece for oversized breads that the restaurant wants to display vertically.

Many restaurants may need baskets for everyday bread service and only use a hanger for specific signature items.

Metal Bread Baskets & Thalis

Indian restaurants using metal thali plates can coordinate their bread service with a similar finish.

Stainless steel baskets work naturally with silver thalis, while gold and copper baskets can complement decorative metallic thali presentations.

Browse our Thali Plates for additional Indian tabletop pieces.

Metal Bread Baskets & Katoris

Bread baskets are often used alongside curries, dal, raita, chutneys, and sauces served in individual bowls.

Browse our Katoris collection to build a coordinated Indian restaurant tabletop.

Metal Bread Baskets & Servingware

A complete restaurant table may combine bread baskets, serving bowls, platters, thalis, katoris, tumblers, cutlery, and other tabletop pieces.

Browse our Servingware collection for complementary items.

Metal Bread Baskets & Dinnerware

The basket finish should coordinate with plates and bowls without necessarily matching every piece exactly.

Black wire can provide contrast against white china, while stainless steel, gold, or copper can reinforce a more coordinated metallic theme.

Browse our Dinnerware & Tabletop collection for additional restaurant tableware.

Choosing a Bread Basket Finish

Finish is largely a design decision.

• Stainless steel: classic, neutral, and easy to coordinate
• Gold: decorative and upscale
• Copper: warm and traditional
• Black: contemporary and versatile
• Black/silver: decorative two-tone appearance
• Galvanized metal: casual or industrial presentation

Choosing Bread Baskets for a Modern Restaurant

Black wire, galvanized metal, and clean stainless steel designs tend to work especially well in contemporary dining rooms.

Choose shapes that echo the rest of the dinnerware and do not overcrowd the table.

Choosing Bread Baskets for a Traditional Indian Restaurant

Stainless steel, copper, and gold baskets can all work well depending on the rest of the tabletop.

A restaurant using metal thalis and katoris may prefer to continue the same visual language through bread service.

Choosing Bread Baskets for Fine Dining

Fine dining bread service should feel intentional.

A decorative stainless steel, gold, or copper basket can add visual interest while remaining compact enough not to dominate the table.

Choosing Bread Baskets for Casual Dining

Black wire and simple metal baskets work well for cafés, family restaurants, pizzerias, and casual concepts because they are visually straightforward and easy to integrate into many dining-room styles.

Choosing Bread Baskets for Catering

Caterers should consider transport and stackability along with appearance.

Large decorative baskets may look excellent on the table but require more storage space during transportation.

Wire designs can often be easier to organize than bulky solid serving pieces.

How Many Bread Baskets Does a Restaurant Need?

Start with the maximum number of tables likely to require bread service simultaneously.

Then add enough extra baskets to cover pieces being washed and replaced during busy periods.

A restaurant with 20 tables should generally not own exactly 20 baskets if every table may use one during the same service.

Should Every Table Get a Bread Basket?

That depends on the restaurant's service model.

Some restaurants provide complimentary bread to every table, while others only bring bread when it is ordered.

The service policy directly affects how many baskets the restaurant needs.

Using Separate Baskets for Different Breads

Restaurants serving several bread varieties may use one larger mixed basket or separate smaller baskets.

Separate service can be useful when premium or specialty breads are ordered individually.

Metal Bread Baskets for Buffet Service

Large baskets can be used near buffet stations for rolls, bread, crackers, or fruit.

Choose a basket whose opening is easy for guests to access without reaching deeply into a crowded container.

Metal Bread Baskets for Breakfast Service

Hotels and cafés can use metal baskets for toast, rolls, muffins, croissants, and other breakfast breads.

Black wire and stainless steel designs are especially versatile in buffet environments.

Metal Bread Baskets for Room Service

Hotels may also use compact metal baskets on room-service trays for rolls, toast, or bread accompaniments.

Smaller baskets are usually better suited to tray service than large family-style pieces.

Cleaning Metal Bread Baskets

Cleaning requirements depend on the exact construction and finish.

Stainless steel, plated steel, painted wire, copper-finish, gold-finish, and galvanized baskets should not automatically be treated with the same cleaning chemicals or abrasive tools.

Follow the care recommendations for the individual product.

Cleaning Stainless Steel Bread Baskets

Stainless steel baskets can generally be cleaned easily, but decorative designs may have openings or edges where crumbs collect.

Inspect the entire basket rather than only wiping visible upper surfaces.

Caring for Gold Bread Baskets

Decorative gold plating or finishes should be cleaned in a way that protects the appearance of the surface.

Avoid unnecessary abrasive treatment that can dull or scratch decorative finishes.

Caring for Copper Bread Baskets

Copper-plated baskets should also be maintained according to their specific finish.

Keeping the surface clean and dry after washing can help preserve the presentation quality expected in front-of-house service.

Caring for Black Wire Baskets

Check coated black wire baskets regularly for damage to the finish.

Foodservice items that become heavily worn, damaged, or difficult to clean should be replaced rather than kept indefinitely.

Inspect Bread Baskets for Damage

Metal serving baskets should be checked for bent wire, broken welds, sharp edges, damaged handles, or deteriorating finishes.

A basket that no longer feels smooth or stable should not remain in customer-facing service.

Store Bread Baskets Properly

Keep baskets clean and dry before stacking or storing them.

Decorative finishes may benefit from being stored so baskets do not scrape repeatedly against one another.

Stackability & Restaurant Storage

Restaurants purchasing large quantities should consider how much shelf space the baskets require when they are not in use.

Even inexpensive servingware can create a storage problem if the dining room uses dozens of non-stackable pieces.

Bread Basket Presentation Matters

Bread may be one of the first foods a customer sees at the table.

A well-chosen basket can make complimentary bread or naan feel like a deliberate part of the meal rather than an afterthought.

Do Not Overcrowd the Basket

Bread should fit naturally inside the serving piece.

Overfilling can make the presentation look messy and may cause breads to fall out as the basket is passed around the table.

Match the Basket to the Portion

A huge basket holding two pieces of naan can look empty, while a small six-inch basket overloaded with bread looks crowded.

Choose the basket around the portion the restaurant actually serves.

Coordinate Bread Service with Table Size

A basket that works well on a large four-top may overwhelm a compact two-person table.

Restaurants with varied table sizes may benefit from stocking both compact and larger bread baskets.

Metal Bread Baskets for Home Dining

These serving pieces can also be used for home entertaining, family meals, holiday dining, and parties.

Gold, copper, and stainless steel designs can make naan, roti, rolls, and other breads feel more formally presented without requiring restaurant-scale servingware.

Shop Metal Bread Baskets

Nishi Enterprise carries metal bread baskets, restaurant bread baskets, stainless steel bread baskets, naan baskets, roti baskets, paratha baskets, gold bread baskets, copper bread baskets, black wire bread baskets, oval bread baskets, round bread baskets, rectangular bread baskets, and commercial bread serving baskets.

The current assortment ranges from compact approximately 6-inch round baskets through 8, 9, and 10-inch tabletop styles to large 15-inch oval commercial baskets for family-style dining, buffets, and catering. Available finishes include stainless steel, gold, copper, black, black and silver, and galvanized metal.

Whether you need a compact naan basket for an Indian restaurant, a gold or copper basket for premium catering, a large black wire basket for family-style bread service, a stainless steel basket for a traditional tabletop, or a specialty naan hanger for oversized Peshawari bread, explore the collection above to compare size, shape, material, finish, and serving style.

For related tabletop options, browse our Bread Baskets, Woven Bread Baskets, Winco Bread Baskets, Servingware, and Dinnerware & Tabletop.