Best Serving Platters from Top Stores
Updated October 11, 2026
Compare the best serving platters from top stores in one place, large trays for appetizers.
Serving platters here cost between $38 and $145. Options include simple porcelain, terracotta, bone-tone finishes, and patterned designs like Delft blue or striped prints.
Most platters are made from porcelain or ceramic, offering a smooth surface that’s easy to clean. Look for a sturdy rim, a size that fits your serving needs, and a style that matches your table décor.
Consider whether the platter will hold hot or cold foods; glazed surfaces work well for both, and a heavier base helps keep the platter stable when loaded.

Serving Platters
Our Place
$37.99

Gio Serving Platter
Wedgwood
$85.00

Sennen Round Serving Platter
Neptune
$99.00

Essential Serving Platter - Terracotta
Hawkins New York
$44.00

Essential Serving Platter - Olive
Hawkins New York
$44.00

Essential Serving Platter - Light Grey
Hawkins New York
$44.00

Essential Serving Platter - Sky
Hawkins New York
$44.00

Essential Serving Platter - Peacock
Hawkins New York
$44.00

Essential Serving Platter - Bone
Hawkins New York
$44.00

Pro Shop 13" Round Serving Platters
Jono Pandolfi
$84.00

Essential Serving Platter - Blush
Hawkins New York
$44.00

Sitio Stripe 17" Serving Platter - Delft Blue
Juliska
$145.00

Simple Porcelain Serving Platter
Hawkins New York
$120.00

Morris & Co. 12" Strawberry Thief Serving Platter
Kitchen Kapers
$79.95
Questions
Are porcelain platters microwave safe?
Most glazed porcelain platters are microwave safe, but verify the manufacturer’s guidance.
How do I prevent a platter from cracking?
Avoid sudden temperature changes and handle the platter by the edges.
What size platter should I choose for a dinner party?
A 12-13 inch round platter works well for most main dishes and appetizers.
Can I use a terracotta platter for cold foods?
Yes, terracotta can be used for cold foods, but it may absorb moisture over time.