Lion Craft

Restaurant Millwork

Host Stands, Service Stations & Back Bars

The seating is only half the front of house. The host stand a guest meets first, the service stations your staff work from all night, the back bar behind the bartender, the paneling that gives a room its character — all of it is restaurant millwork, and all of it should be built to the same standard as the booths. Lion Craft is a custom hospitality manufacturer in Phoenix, so an operator or general contractor can source the whole front of house from one shop, on one schedule, with one point of accountability.

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COMYour material & finish welcome
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What we build

The Whole Front of House

Host & Hostess Stands

The first impression of the room, built to your finish and your logo.

Maître d’ & Reservation Desks

For higher-volume and fine-dining floors.

Server & Barista Stations

Durable, functional casework sized to your service flow.

Back Bars & Bar Millwork

Bottle displays, under-bar cabinetry, and bar die.

Banquette-Integrated Millwork

Dividers, planter walls, and partitions that tie into the seating we build.

Wall Paneling & Feature Walls

Surfaces that carry a concept’s design language across the room.

Custom Tables & Casework

Table tops and bases, retail and display casework, built to spec.

How a millwork package comes together

From Your Drawings to Installed, on Schedule

01

Your Package In

Send drawings and a finish schedule — customer’s own material and specified finishes welcome.

02

Shop Drawings

We produce dimensioned shop drawings for approval before anything is cut.

03

Fabricate & Finish

Hospitality-grade construction, finished in our controlled spray environment to your standard.

04

Deliver & Install

Coordinated with your construction schedule, installed by our own crews.

Built to a designer’s spec

One Shop, One Point of Accountability

We work from your package. The advantage of building millwork and seating under one roof is simple: the finishes match, the schedules align, and there is one team responsible for both. If you’re already speccing booths and banquettes, adding the host stand, service stations, and back bar to the same order removes a sub, a schedule, and a finish-matching headache.

Also Building Seating?

Restaurant Booths & Banquettes

The same shop builds your booths and banquette seating, finished to match the millwork and installed as one coordinated trade.

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Seating-Only Project?

Custom Built Booths

Our restaurant-booth division handles seating-only projects end to end — from consultation and fabric samples through delivery, install, and overnight reupholstery.

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FAQ

Restaurant Millwork Questions, Answered

What counts as restaurant millwork?

Everything wood-built and fixed to the room: bar dies and back bars, host stands, server and POS stations, wall paneling, wine displays, banquette substructures, and casework. If it’s on your architect’s millwork schedule, it’s what our shop builds.

Do you produce shop drawings?

Yes — every millwork package gets dimensioned shop drawings for approval before fabrication, detailed to hospitality construction standards and coordinated with your finish schedule.

Can you match an existing finish or brand standard?

Yes. Finishing happens in our controlled spray environment — stains, conversion varnish, and catalyzed lacquer — matched to your sample or brand standard.

Do you work with general contractors on schedule?

Constantly. We sequence fabrication and installation around your construction schedule, deliver finished pieces, and install with our own crews — one trade, one point of contact.

Source the Whole Front of House From One Shop

Send us your drawings or a description of the space and we’ll scope the millwork with you.

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