8 Pasta Bowls That Look High-End, From Under $3

It’s no secret that we love pasta bowls at Food & Wine. Landing between deep cereal bowls and flat dinner plates, they’re the ideal shape for holding generously sauced noodles, hearty green salads, and scoops of vanilla ice cream while they slowly melt over steaming apple crumble. In fact, they see so much use in our homes, we’ve learned to prioritize value and durability over brand name and design. Yes, brands like Pottery Barn and CB2 have stunning options, but if it came down to it, we would sacrifice looks for affordability — but luckily, we don’t have to. 

Target’s digital aisles are stocked with popular pasta bowls from brands like Corelle and Joanna Gaines’ Hearth & Hand with Magnolia that look high-end but have a perfectly accessible price tag. Read on to shop eight of our favorite sets, some of which cost less than $3 apiece. 

Best Target Pasta Bowl Deals 

Corelle 2-Pack Glass Vitrelle 30-Ounce Pasta Bowls

Corelle’s glass bowls are lightweight and versatile with a classic design that’s elegant in its simplicity. Whether you’re setting your table for a fancy dinner party or pouring yourself a bowl of cereal for a quick breakfast, these bowls are designed to match your lifestyle. Grab the set of two to see what all the fuss is about.   

Project 62 36-Ounce Stoneware Avesta Dinner Bowl 

For just $4, you can take home Project 62’s popular dinner bowl, which one Target customer described as having a “classic design for timeless appeal.” It holds up to 36 ounces of food, is safe to use in a microwave and dishwasher, and comes in three colors. That’s a deal that’s hard to beat.  

Hearth & Hand with Magnolia 34-Ounce Stoneware Pasta Bowls 

Like our beloved brand East Fork Pottery’s everyday bowls, Hearth & Hand’s pasta bowls are made of sturdy stoneware. But unlike East Fork Pottery, you can get four bowls for just $10 apiece. They have a glossy finish and rustic shape, adding an attractive handcrafted quality to their overall look.   

Threshold 44-Ounce Stoneware Tilley Dinner Bowl 

Another great find is Threshold’s even larger 44-ounce stoneware bowl. The bronze base is speckled with black for a unique appearance that looks substantially more expensive than its low price of $7. Do yourself a favor and add at least four to your bag now — you’ll still be spending less than $30.   

Hearth & Hand with Magnolia 4-Pack Bamboo-Melamine Bowl Set 

We love indestructible dinnerware for outdoor entertaining, and Hearth & Hand’s bamboo and melamine bowls are no exception. The cream-colored bowls are nearly unbreakable, ideal for poolside lunches and patio dinners alike, and a cinch to clean in the dishwasher. The best part? The set includes four bowls, which comes out to just $2.50 apiece. 

Juvale Set of 6 Porcelain Pasta Bowls 

For a limited time, you can save nearly 30% on Juvale’s set of six pink marble-inspired pasta bowls. They’re made out of porcelain, which is a favorite material of ours for its chip-resistance and durability. Plus, it means they’re oven-safe up to 482°F. Grab the set while it’s on sale.    

Noritake Colorware Set of 4 Coupe Pasta Bowls 

Noritake’s 4-piece set of coupe pasta bowls is the most expensive on this list, but they come recommended by hundreds of Target shoppers. One happy customer wrote that they still use theirs “every day” after owning them for “many, many years.” The shopper especially delights in mixing and matching the colors, which is easy to do since there are 14 of them.  

Fortessa Tableware Solutions Los Cabos Set of 4 Glass Pasta Bowls

If you want to add a pop of color to your tablescape, Fortessa’s pasta bowls are the perfect pick. Their deep cobalt blue tint and transparent glass design are reminiscent of the ocean. At 25 ounces, they’re slightly smaller than some of the other options on this list but still capable of holding a little over 3 cups of food at a time.