Christopher Knight Home Tillary Tiller Outdoor Acacia Wood Bar Cart Aluminum Accents, Dark Oak/Shiny Powder Coating

This bar cart is the real deal for small indoor only cart. Of course you can roll out for outdoor use but it should live inside. The quality is superb and assembly a breeze. What is important to know on these carts is the wheel assembly. I had ordered a cart but it was too big so I returned it and got this one. The one I returned had wooden wheels but the assembly was such that the screws came loose and the wheels would fall off. I had seen that in reviews but figured I could fix that if all else was fine. Not good. The design was poor and there was no real easy way to fix. This cart has a bullet proof wheel design and installation system. They fit perfectly and will not fall off. The size is smaller which was great for us but it still holds a lot. Just make sure of your measurements and if this one fits your size…GET IT!

I have spent a long time looking for a bar cart that will fit multiple needs. This is so pretty and unique! It is very well made, very sturdy. The wheels are smooth rolling and lock when you don't want it to roll away. I love the drop down sides and that when extended it becomes a small round table. This makes it such a versatile piece of furniture. It has been useful indoors and out. The removable trays are a bit tight and don't slide very easily, but I believe they will loosen and glide easier with use. This is one of my favorite recent purchases and I highly recommend this product!

Once I got it together it looks great. I agree with people that it should have swivel wheels. I’m surprised someone said it was easy to put together. I’m usually good at putting things together but it just kept coming apart before I could get the screws in while assembling the frame. I had to get 2 people to hold it together while I put the screws in. The directions aren’t great, but you can figure it out.

Like the look and the stability. Only complaint is the assembly instructions need a lot of improvement

It's a very useful bar cart and looks nice enough, but there are a few design details worth calling out to anyone considering a purchase.The instructions are only available in video form, so unless you're from a generation that grew up on that medium, you may struggle to play, pause, attempt, rewind, play, pause, attempt, etc. I would have appreciated a hard copy as a supplement.The wine rack is not removable. Seems like a silly design decision and wastes valuable space if you're not a wine drinker.The wheel, bottom shelf, and frame positions need to be carefully assembled, because the braking mechanism for the wheels is a metal slide on a chain that goes through the frame and wheel to prevent the wheel from rolling. It's an interesting design choice and I personally don't like it, either in form or function.The hardware for the cart seems like an afterthought. The screws for the handles don't sit flush or inset and it makes it look cheap.You may want to forgo attaching one or more of the side wings, because they make reaching under the top shelf difficult and you can't use them except when the cart is stable and still.Overall, it's a sturdy and attractive piece, but more thought to some of these design elements would have resulted in a much better product.