Here are a couple 70-72 inchers .

https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/gracie-oaks-louisa-rounded-dining-table-grks3026.html?piid=22467333

https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/langley-street-sheryl-dining-table-lgly5881.html

I Googled 'Round wooden table that seats 8' and came up with several websites. Here's Joss and Main's offerings - https://www.jossandmain.com/filters/furniture/sb2/8-seat-round-kitchen-dining-tables-c1859015-a1277~2249-a1278~2251.html?rtype=9&redir=ROUND+dining+table+for+8

Thanks!

My3Dogs, the style of the ones you linked are spot on, but in order to seat 8, I think they need to be an oval configuration, with the leafs in.

cawaps, you're on the right track size-wise, but those are a bit too contemporary for me .I think the Louisa could read more transitional with some X-back chairs through. Good finds! Even at the 72", the reviews say that it seats 6 comfortably but that 8 would be a tight squeeze.

In an 8-seat round table not a thing? Would an oval look okay in that space?

A couple more traditional options:

https://colemanfurniture.com/continental-weathered-nutmeg-72-round-dining-table.htm?gclid=CjwKCAjwyOreBRAYEiwAR2mSko5LZdK410p0NRGOJAhxSaGsHh0uON-4fe3R0t-wFFk8FIxb02w4wBoCLRsQAvD_BwE

[https://www.houzz.com/products/hooker-furniture-5070-75213-rhapsody-dining-table-prvw-vr~100986555?m_refid=PLA_HZ_100986555_1588803592[(https://www.houzz.com/products/hooker-furniture-5070-75213-rhapsody-dining-table-prvw-vr~100986555?m_refid=PLA_HZ_100986555_1588803592&device=c&nw=g)

My experience with round tables that seat 8-10 is all from Chinese restaurants where they put a lazy susan in the middle of the table. I can't tell you the dimensions of the table, but while we often had a full table with extended family, it was only "full", not cramped. I think you need to take the whole family out for Chinese to do some research...and bring a measuring tape.

Thanks, Cawaps! Stay tuned for an updated thread - I'm giving up on tthe round table idea, just too hard to find one large enough to seat large groups... and to your point, if it is large enough, food sharing/passing is an issue.