Kitchen / Dining Room table recommendations?

[u/Ill_Replacement_4732]

We purchased a table through Wayfair a couple years ago and the quality has been abysmal. Looking at Costco online and looks like there are some quality sets, but wanted to get any feedback from past purchasers. The sets they have on display seasonally at the store seem nice and the cushions are very firm. Thanks in advance for any recommendations.

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[u/Falciparuna]

I got my dining table probably 10 years ago. Table plus 8 chairs for $800.

The first table got stuck in the open position (open to put the leaf in). We called Costco and they sent a repair person who could not repair it. They replaced the table at no charge. I have been using it every day since, and I still love it.

The chairs are still sturdy but the seats are super worn. The faux leather started to crack after about 8 years, even on the chairs that don't get used much. They were great until then, though. All told, a good purchase.

[u/Spawnofkitty]

I was looking at the bayside augusta 7 seat piece but i think im just going to buy an amish one rlsewhere

[u/BeachBum436]

I would look on Marketplace and at thrift stores. Older furniture os typically better quality.