How to set a beautiful table with Thanksgiving dinnerware

Best traditional Thanksgiving dinnerware

Pfaltzgraff Autumn Berry Dinnerware Set

Price: $89.99 for 16 pieces

If you’re looking for a dinnerware set that brings back Thanksgiving memories of a family feast at Grandma’s house, this classic Pfaltzgraff dinnerware set will do the trick. The set is available in 16, 32 or 48 pieces, so you can serve anywhere from four to 12 guests.

Best whimsical Thanksgiving dinnerware

Nathalie Lete Dessert Plate from Anthropologie

Price: $18 per plate

If you’re looking to add a little whimsy to the dessert course, grab these adorable plates from Anthropologie, featuring painted animals and mushrooms. While they definitely have a vintage-inspired fall vibe, they’re not so themed that you can’t use them year round, especially if you love all things cottagecore.

Best retro Thanksgiving dinnerware

Zipcode Design Gettys Stoneware Dinnerware

Price: $96.35 for set of 16

If you want a retro mid-century modern vibe without digging through piles of mismatched dishes at a thrift shop, try this funky stoneware set from Zipcode Design. The bold graphic pattern is perfect for a laid-back Thanksgiving get together.

Best rustic Thanksgiving dinnerware

Vince Rustic Stoneware Dinnerware Set

Price: $129.99 for 16-piece set

This rustic dinnerware set can be used daily, but we love the rusty orange color for Thanksgiving. At $130 for service for four, this is a solid high-quality set you can use at Thanksgiving feasts for years.

Best durable Thanksgiving dinnerware

Gufaith Melamine Dinnerware

Price: $41.39 for 12-piece set

If you’re hosting a kid-friendly Thanksgiving dinner this year, the last thing you want to do is worry about someone accidentally dropping a nice dish. This unbreakable terracotta and white melamine set is super affordable at under $50 for 12 pieces. It’s BPA-free and dishwasher safe, too.

Best eco-friendly Thanksgiving dinnerware

Meri Meri Bamboo Plates

Price: $58 for six plates

Meri Meri’s bamboo dinner plates aren’t just a cute durable option for Thanksgiving. They’re also environmentally friendly. We love the modern earthy tones and scalloped edges.

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