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An 80-inch diameter table is a large one, and would comfortably sit about 9 to 11 people, or a couple more if the need for table space is low.
If you mean circumference, the table is small (just 25 inches wide) . You could possibly seat four. Three would be more comfortable depending for the reason for them being at the table.
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