VEVOR Kitchen Island Cart with Solid Wood Top, 35.4" Width Mobile Carts with Storage Cabinet, Rolling Kitchen Table with Spice Rack, Towel Rack, Drop Leaf and Drawer, Portable Islands on Wheels, White

I am extremely happy with this kitchen island cart. The 35” solid wood top is sturdy and provides plenty of workspace for food prep, serving, or even extra counter space. The black finish looks sleek and modern and blends beautifully with my kitchen décor. The storage options are well thought out and very practical. I love the cabinet with the adjustable shelf—it fits pots, small appliances, and pantry items easily. The drawer slides smoothly and is perfect for utensils, while the built-in spice rack and towel bar add extra convenience. The hooks are a nice bonus for hanging kitchen tools. The drop leaf is a great feature and gives extra surface space when needed, then folds down neatly to save space. The wheels roll smoothly, making it easy to move around, and they lock securely so the cart stays in place when in use. Assembly took some time but the instructions were clear and all parts were included. Once assembled, the island feels solid and well-made. Overall, this is an excellent value for the price. Highly recommend this kitchen island cart for anyone needing extra storage and workspace in their kitchen. Perfect choice—no regrets!

I assembled this myself. It was straightforward. Luckily I had an unused room where I could leave parts spread out, as I could only do this in small blocks of time between other chores. When completed, the piece has wheels, so it is easy to move if you assemble it anywhere on the same floor where you intend to use it. Personally, I found it satisfying to watch the thing come together. My kitchen surfaces tend to accumulate things, making meal prep difficult. Having this surface dedicated to prep is great, as is having storage space for things specifically used in cooking right at hand. I love it. Cleaned up, it is sleek and neat. It can be moved out of the way between meals if desired. The cup hooks seem a little wobbly, but that wasn't an important feature for us. This is a very good solution to our kitchen's limitations at a good price.

I love the look of this piece, especially the top because it doesn't look cheap. However, the drawer bottoms and backboard are thin and the wheel hardware are definitely cheap. Drawers easily slam shut if you're not careful, which don't pull out all the way. The item itself is 32.5 inches tall while the actual kitchen counter is 36 inches tall. It therefore encourages you to slouch while cooking which is the biggest downside. It feels also a bit foreign because of that height discrepancy but I'm getting used to it. The extra storage AND counterspace was needed in my new apartment that only has 21inches of counterspace, with cupboards that only fit my wares. So I've been using this new island for my baking supplies and as a pantry. And in case anyone was wondering what the back looks like (I sure did since it's a floating piece), I included a photo. I think it looks pretty nice. I don't mind that being exposed to the entryway. And pardon the mess: I took these pictures after having baked with it. Also to show that it's coming to good use already. The hooks on the side do come in handy, however I wish they locked onto the pole rather than free-hanging because sometimes removing a utensil will take the hook with it. I'm not a huge fan of how close my spatula is to the floor but this is better than nothing. As for sturdiness, I'm always concerned about that when it comes to Amazon furniture at this price point. This island doesn't wobble and the wheels don't glide around even when unlocked which is super nice. You have to give it a firm push/pull in order to move it around. This took me, by myself, about 3.5 hours to build. The instructions were mostly clear and easy to follow. Step 4 was a little difficult only because there's a lot of overlapping dotted lines, so at first I wasn't completely sure what went where. But I figured it out. In step 6, it shows to place board 8 into board 4, but that makes it into a free moving teeter-totter that will absolutely clatter to the floor (not good when you have below neighbors and no carpet). I'd suggest screwing in board 7, jump to step 7, attach board 7 to board 2. Once that's secure, THEN put board 8 in. Doing this also makes it easier to line everything up and connect at the correct lengths, which also reduces potential damage. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. The only two things I'd change are the height and the drawer tech. I wish it was all real wood but this will work for now.

I’m really happy with this VEVOR kitchen island cart. Assembly did take some time so bring your patience just FYI. The cart feels solid and sturdy, not wobbly at all. The storage space is very practical—I use it for cookware and small appliances—and the top provides extra prep space, which I really needed for my coffee bar. The wheels roll smoothly and lock securely, so it stays in place when I want it to. For the price, this is an excellent value and looks great in my kitchen. Would definitely recommend!

Pretty good for price point, as described, and not too difficult to put together, can be done by one person. It is pretty short and narrow, which luckily works fine for our space, but be sure to measure so that you realize how small it is.

We love it but I wish I had bought a cordless small drill before putting it together. You definitely need two peoplĺe but the instructions were good and all the pieces where labeled. Lots of storage space & it looks sharp.

Once assembled, this is a solid unit. It fits exactly where I needed it, and it feels sturdy. Some parts of the instructions were quite easy. As you got to the end though, they became a little more vague. I knock off stars for the building. There are plenty of things that just don't make sense or should have been done in a different order. It would've been nice to have some explanation for the different elements of the construction. But they only use pictures. Some of which are absurd because the screws all look the same in drawings. The thing is well packed. I should say that the first one we received was missing half the parts. That was madness. I don't even know how it happened. The second one arrived intact and ready to assemble. I've seen some reviews that suggest it might take up to 3 hours to assemble. That's a fair assessment. With two people working on it, it took us just over two. And that's because we were assembly line constructing things like the drawers while putting on the door hardware. Once built, it's heavy duty and I trust it will not be a problem. I would rather all of the castors locked. That would've been nice. It doesn't wobble, it stands firm, and it's extremely stable. The wheels are excellent and helped us get it into position with no problem. It's perfectly level and the doors work great. I would recommend it, if you have the patience for the build and the instructions.

The price was a bit more then average but it looked nice online. The positive: Looks nice assembled Directions were straightforward Extra screws just in case All of the holes lined up The negative: The product seems flimsy. Cardboard as a back piece. The locking bolts don't stay locked if you shake or move the cart around too much. Painted surface easily scratches Parts arrived dirty, with "black dust" all over them. This took almost 6 hours to assemble. (I've built other things like shelves, benches, carts, typically in the 2 hour or less range)