The 8 Best Round Dining Tables of 2020

A marble dining table is an excellent choice for today’s popular, open-concept living spaces. It’s easy on the eyes and suitable for everyday use, but it’s also elevated enough for a formal occasion, like a dinner party or a holiday meal. This particular dining table has a beautiful steel gold base that gives it extra points in the aesthetic department.

Reviewers say the table is extremely durable, making it suitable for families with young children and even toddlers. If you’re worried about stains and the cleaning marble requires, reviewers assure it’s not a problem.

It’s also the perfect size. It’s not so big that you can’t fit it in a dining room or breakfast nook, but at a six-seat capacity, it’s appropriately sized for the average-sized family. 

When space is a concern, a drop-leaf table like this one is a wonderful solution. When both leaves are folded down, the table functions more like a side table, which allows it to be easily tucked against the wall or into a corner. On the other hand, when both leaves are up, the table has plenty of room to accommodate a family of four. Fold down just one leaf, and you’ll have a small table that’s appropriate for a tiny breakfast nook, a cramped kitchen, or a studio apartment. 

This table is made from a combination of solid and composite wood that results in a sturdy table that won’t rock or shake with slight movement. The beveled top and tapered legs lend a little charm to an otherwise utilitarian pick, too. 

Reviewers are mostly small-space dwellers who appreciate the flexibility this dining table affords, but we’d venture to say it’s also a great option for an extra table in a family room or three-season porch. 

Though you can certainly get a great table—both attractive and long-lasting—that isn’t made of real wood, many prefer solid wood for its sturdiness and durability.

If this is what you’re looking for, this table provides an excellent value. While it is technically a mixture of solid pine and manufactured wood, or MDF, you’ll get all the same benefits of a much more expensive, 100 percent solid wood table. It’s the perfect cost-effective solution for a family that needs to balance quality and budget. 

The table is a very comfortable size, too. The three sizes can fit four to six, six, or ten people, respectively. Reviewers are overwhelmingly positive about this table, noting all of the above features and that it's easy to assemble once it has arrived.

If space is limited and you don’t need a table that fits more than a couple or two, a small round dining table is perfectly suitable. The Liv round dining table from West Elm is a wonderful option, as it’s both attractive and functional. The marble surface is gorgeous—in fact, it really holds its own as a decor piece. And the wide aluminum base doesn’t take away from aesthetic, but ensures the table stays firmly in place. 

With this table, you can comfortably seat four, but it would also be a nice place for a single person to perch when working from home or enjoying a leisurely breakfast with the paper.

An extendable dining table is convenience at its finest. It’s a great option if you need an everyday table that fits comfortably in your space, but you’re also a frequent entertainer who needs more room on a regular basis. 

Though you do pay a premium for the convenience of a two-in-one table, you get so much more than just that with this particular pick. It’s expertly crafted with kiln-dried, reclaimed pine wood, which lends a very upscale look that suits just about any decor style. It also ensures the piece is supremely durable—a big bonus for a table that’s going to get frequent and consistent use. Because the table is kiln-dried, it’s resistant to warping, splitting, cracking, and developing mildew.

When unextended, the table seats four comfortably; when extended, it seats eight. Worried you might need even more space than that and have room to spare in your home? There’s also a larger option that seats up to ten when fully extended. 

If you’re concerned about cleaning—messy kids, heavy and frequent use, regular guests—a glass top table is an alternative worth considering. These tables are exceptionally easy to care for, since all you have to do to restore clarity and shine is wipe with a glass cleaner. Another nice bonus of glass tables? Their ultra-modern quality means you don't need a table runner or tablecloth if you're hosting friends.

If safety is a concern, take heart knowing that this pick is nice and sturdy, with tempered glass and solid rubberwood legs that are secured to the glass with concealed screws.

The table is not huge, but it’s large enough to seat four to six people comfortably. For many, this is plenty of space—and a nice bonus, as it won’t take up too much real estate in a smaller dining area. 

This sturdy cast aluminum table is a wonderful choice for outdoor spaces, because it's as durable as it is attractive. Though teak is also long-lasting, it’s much more expensive and has a tendency to splinter over time. Cast aluminum, on the other hand, stands up very well to UV rays, water, and adverse weather conditions. You won't need to worry as much covering this type of furniture when you're not using it—a big selling point for many. 

Reviewers love the classic design of this table, noting how lovely it looks on their patios and decks. There’s also a lot of praise about the size (it seats six comfortably), which is larger than many other round patio tables available today.

It’s important to note that, although reviews skew very positive, there is some back and forth about the ease of setup. While some reviewers have no trouble assembling the table, others say it was a bit complicated. The verdict: If you’re willing to put in a little bit of effort, this table is a wonderful value. 

It’s hard to find a quality dining table at an affordable price. Typically, you’ll pay for the concession in some way, namely stability and longevity. But if budget is a concern, you’ll be relieved to find that this dining table is an exception to the rule. 

Though you can’t call this table cheap, it does offer a fantastic value. Unlike many others in this price category, this rubberwood and birch veneer table is extendable. Without the leaf, it seats four; with it, it seats six. 

It also has a sophisticated shape and an attractive white-washed finish that makes the table comparable to more expensive options. Despite the light color, reviewers say it doesn’t stain—great news for families with children. 

If there’s any downside, it’s the weight of the table. Reviewers say although it looks beautiful, it isn’t quite as sturdy as they'd hoped. It’s not a safety issue—it won’t collapse—but it does tend to shake a bit when jostled.