Empire Stoneware 6" Soup/Cereal Bowl Package Of 24

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$106.99
EMP8340
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Minimum quantity for "Empire Stoneware 6" Soup/Cereal Bowl Package Of 24" is 1.

  • Soup/Cereal Bowl
  • 6" Dia
  • White
  • Pkg Of 24
  • Sierra Stoneware Dinnerware
  • Empire Collection
Color:
White
Package Quantity:
24
Rachel Evans – Café Owner
Advantages
Bulk Pack Ideal for Hospitality Operations
Sold as a package of 24 soup and cereal bowls, this set is an excellent solution for restaurants, hotels, cafeterias, healthcare facilities, and catering businesses that require consistent, matching dinnerware.
Disadvantages
Designed Primarily for Commercial Buyers
Since the bowls are sold in a 24-piece case, they are better suited for restaurants and hospitality businesses than households needing only a few bowls.
Comment
Excellent commercial stoneware bowls for daily service. They're sturdy, attractive, and ideal for cereal, soup, and desserts. I only wish there were a larger version available for salads, but the quality and value are outstanding.
Andrew Collins – Hotel Food & Beverage Director
Advantages
Durable Commercial Stoneware Construction
Crafted from high-quality commercial stoneware dinnerware, this bowl is designed to withstand daily use in busy hospitality environments. The durable construction and classic white finish provide a professional appearance that complements any table setting.
Disadvantages
Heavier Than Porcelain Alternatives
As with most stoneware bowls, it is slightly heavier than porcelain or melamine options, which may require more care during handling and storage.
Comment
We purchased these stoneware cereal bowls for our hotel breakfast service, and they've held up extremely well. They're durable, easy to stack, and match the rest of our Empire dinnerware collection perfectly.
Melissa Turner – Restaurant Manager
Advantages
Versatile 16 oz Capacity for Everyday Dining
This 6-inch stoneware soup and cereal bowl features a 16 oz capacity, making it ideal for serving soup, cereal, oatmeal, chili, desserts, side salads, and snacks. Its versatile size is perfect for restaurants, hotels, cafés, and breakfast buffets.
Disadvantages
Smaller Size for Large Portions
While the 16 oz stoneware bowl is perfect for soups and cereal, it may be too small for larger salads, pasta dishes, or oversized entrée portions.
Comment
These commercial soup and cereal bowls have been a fantastic addition to our restaurant. The 16 oz size is perfect for soups, oatmeal, and side dishes, and the white stoneware gives every meal a clean, professional presentation
Jessica Martin
Advantages
Stoneware material & consistent brand styling
Being part of the “Empire Stoneware” line means the material is likely durable and consistent with other Empire/Simply White/Stoneware pieces used in hospitality (so matching dinner plates, etc) which helps with uniform presentation. For example, a sister product (empire stoneware bowl 7.25″) is described as “Off white, Stoneware, Durable
Disadvantages
Stoneware weight and handling
Stoneware tends to be heavier than some other materials (for example light porcelain), and daily stacking, clearing, dishwasher use could mean more handling effort for staff, or more risk of breakage if dropped. Also heavy pieces can affect storage/stack height.
Comment
From kitchen operations: the 24-pack ordering and uniform appearance helped with inventory. We did note though that because the bowls are quite solid (stoneware), our staff had to adjust stacking procedures slightly to avoid chipping during the busy service turnover.
Susan White
Advantages
Good size for multi-use (soup/cereal)
The specification shows “6″ Dia” and “16 oz capacity. A 6-inch diameter bowl is versatile enough for serving soups, cereals, side salads or smaller entrées — useful in guest dining contexts.
Disadvantages
Size may be small for some uses
A 6″ diameter and 16 oz capacity is fine for soups/cereals or side dishes, but in a full-meal hospitality setting some guests may prefer a larger bowl (e.g., if serving pasta, large salads, or generous portions). If your operation offers big bowls or sharing bowls, this might feel small.
Comment
As a guest staying in a boutique hotel I appreciated the bowl: the white stoneware looked crisp, and the size was fine for breakfast cereal and soup. When we used them for a large salad though I wished for more depth or diameter
Joseph Jackson
Advantages
Hospitality-scale packaging (24-pack)
The bowl is offered in a package of 24 units, which is a good scale for operations (hotels, rentals, guest-services) where you need multiple identical pieces and replacement stock.
Disadvantages
Limited detail on specific durability / finish
While the spec gives diameter and capacity, there is less public detail about chip-resistance, glaze quality, firing temperature, stackability, weight/ergonomics (which are all important in high-turnover hospitality settings).
Comment
We selected the Empire Stoneware 6″ soup/cereal bowls in 24-pack for our guest breakfast area. They appear clean and match the rest of our stoneware dinner set, which is good for consistency. Some of our heavier-eating guests found the size a bit small when they filled it with a large soup portion, but for cereal/side use it works well.