35 Dining Tables under $500

The kitchen, dining room, and breakfast nooks are a center of the home. Make sure you are enjoying your time with family and friends gathered around the perfect table that doesn’t break the bank with one of these dining tables under $500.

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A dining table is a place where family and friends will gather, food will be served, work completed, games played, etc. Make sure that you’re family and friends are enjoying those moments around a nice table, but don’t worry if you are on a budget with these dining tables under $500.

Dining Tables to Buy

Tables can be a simple build, but if you want to spend more time enjoying your table that figuring out a building plan, check out these dining tables to buy.

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1. BHG Bryant 3 Piece Dining Set – Walmart or Table only – Walmart
2. Harrison Farmhouse Dining Set – Walmart
3. BHG Maddox Crossing Rectangle Table – Walmart
4. BHG Collin Wood and Metal Dining Table – Walmart
5. BHG Bankston Dining Table in 3 Finishes – Walmart
6. Kayla 5 Piece Dining Set – Walmart
7. Archer 5 Piece Dining Set – Walmart
8. Lexington 5 Piece Round Table Dining Set in 5 finishes – Walmart
9. Industrial Dark Walnut Dining Set – Pier1
10. Aldridge Black Washed Dining Table – The Home Depot
11. Litchfield Rectangle Dining Table – Target
12. Wood Mid Century Modern Table – Target
13. Hartland Farmhouse Dining Table – Target
14. 6 Piece Mainfield Dining Set with Bench – Target
15. Valerie Solid Wood Dining Table – Wayfair
16. Itchington Round Dining Table – Wayfair
17. Dion Rectangle Dining Table – Wayfair
18. Leming Trestle Dining Table – Wayfair
19. Pinard Solid Wood Table in 5 colors – Wayfair
20. Charline Standard Height Dining Table – Wayfair
21. Cierra Two-Toned Rectangle Dining Table – Wayfair
22. Foxx 5 Piece Solid Wood Dining Set – Wayfair
23. Solid Wood Dining Table – Wayfair
24. Sawmark Dinette Table – Overstock
25. Rectangle Butterfly Leaf White Table – Overstock
26. Rectangle Dining Table in 7 Finishes – Overstock
27. Sabine Rectangle Farmhouse Dining Table – Overstock
28. Cassia Traditional Farmhouse Table – Overstock
29. Signature Helena Round Dining Table – Overstock
30. Urban Blend Dining Table – Overstock
31. Ariana Round Dining Table – Overstock
32. Simple Living Glen Round Trestle Table – Overstock
33. Serugo Oval Dining Table – Overstock
34. Simple Sumner Farmhouse X Dining Table – Overstock
35. Simple Living Helena Two Toned Table – Overstock

Which on is your favorite of these dining tables under $500?

Dining Tables to Build

If you want to get a more customized look and are ready to dive into a building project, try out one of these dining table building plans.

1. Rustic X Table and Bench – A Piece of Rainbow for Remodelaholic
2. Farmhouse Table – A Piece of Rainbow for Remodelaholic
3. Square Motif Modern Table – Sunnyside Upstairs for Remodelaholic
4. Rustic Dining Table – Unexpected Elegance for Remodelaholic
5. Another Farmhouse Style Table – I am Homemaker for Remodelaholic

Tips for choosing a dining table

If you are looking for a new dining table, make sure to pick one you will love with these tips.

• Shape. Decide if you want a rectangle, oval, round, or square table. The dining room, or breakfast nook area size and layout will help you decide which shape to go with. Sometimes smaller spaces tend to go better with a round or square table. Larger areas may need a rectangle or oval shaped table.
• Seating Capacity. Will this table be used for larger dinner parties or just for immediate family dinners? When shopping online double check how many can be seated comfortably in the description. Many rectangle and oval tables seat six nicely. Using a bench can also allow for more seating especially with kids.
• Style. Determine the look you like that flows well with the existing room and decor.  There are some dining tables that are simple and could go with a variety of styles, while some lean more to a farmhouse style or mid-century modern vibe. If you know which styles you like, it will help narrow down your dining table search.

Looking for other tables to build? Try this coffee table, pallet table with drink cooler, or even a kitchen island.

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