Love this shelf for outside, moves around since it has wheels. Made very well. We use it every time we barebecue. Just wipe it down whendone and looks brand new again. Definitely recommend to anyone.

This is a nice enough outdoor cart. Made of what feels like goodstrong materials and seems fairly sturdy. My only concern is that the top is heavier than the bottom when it’s empty. I am worried it could blow over with any heavy winds. Will need to put something inside the cabinet part to add some weight if it’s being left outside and unsupported by a wall. The top came in with some scratches on the glass, and there was one screw and hole I had a really hard time lining up. Took about 45 minutes to assemble. Instructions were pretty clear and easy to understand. All in all it’s a good cart and I am happy with it.

Great value for a high quality bar cart! It was simple to build I did it myself in under 30 min. It’s real glass on top and heavy duty metal wheels. The glass is black frosted giving it a higher end appeal.

This portable bar cart is a great addition to my patio it has a glass top storage shelf and storage with doors. This was very easy to assemble and directions were clear. The front casters lock so it doesn’t move.

This is a delightful little addition to our patio ☺️ I assembled it myself in about 45 minutes and am so pleased with the product. We have a pool and grill, so we spend plenty of time in the backyard. I’ve been looking into options for outdoor storage and couldn’t find anything that was functional and nice looking. We have a Keter box (from beloved Wayfair, obviously) that holds all the cushions from our outdoor sectional. There are still throw pillows that need a ‘home’ as well as pool toys, citronella oilcandles, sunscreen, etc. This is absolutely the perfect option the cabinet is surprisingly spacious there’s a storage shelf under the bar top it’s SUCH a comfortable height. It would be amazing for storing grilling supplies (tools, charcoal, foil, etc) and the fact that the top is waist height is probably my favorite part. I can’t dock any stars for this because it applies to virtually all furniture I’ve ever purchased, but assembly can be a tiny bit tricky. The best universal solution I’ve found when you start connecting the pieces together (via screws, etc), wait until you’ve assembled the entire piece before tightening the connections. If you can manage to do this, you have a bit of wiggle room to make sure the pieces all fit together correctly before making the screws super tight.