4ever2buy Farmhouse Coffee Bar Cabinet with Sliding Barn Door, 50'' Farmhouse Coffee Bar with 6 Hooks, Coffee Bar with Hutch for Living Dining Room, Dark Oak

My boyfriend assembled this for us. It’s a beautiful addition to our small space. I love the wine rack which I can easily use for mugs or sports bottle storage as well. I have plenty of space for my coffee, espresso, and ice makers. Plus once I repot my plants I think it’ll be the perfect space for them on the upper shelf. I love it and the extra storage it provides behind cute barn doors.

Looks great and easy to assemble. Sturdy and roomy enough. Perfect for small apartments.

and turned her into my personal Barista. It looks great! It goes together easily. The only change I would suggest is to have feet or rollers on it to keep it off the floor.

I love it! But I'm giving it a 4 star due to the counter top and one of the doors having a crack on it. I dont know whether to complain to Amazon on boxing it better or Fedex to be more careful with delivery. Otherwise it's true to it's size and was easy to follow instructions on putting it together

Beautiful, I love my new coffee station. Very spacious and sturdy.

The holds weren’t put in the right place so we had to drill them in the correct spot and purchased some washers to make it steadier. I wish now that it had two doors rather than the sliding door. It’s cute though and functional once you fix it up a bit.

It is of good quality and reasonably priced. Assembly is easy, and the storage capacity is impressive. We are very pleased with it so far. 😍

The media could not be loaded. I've put together a LOT of "budget" furniture items from Amazon and other retailers and this has been the lowest quality item yet.The item actually arrived dirty. Not like dusty, but something got on it in the factory that left little spots all over it that thankfully can be scraped off.The directions are pretty bad. The pieces are labeled and the hardware is easy to identify, but there's no way to tell which direction boards should be facing when your attaching them. Apparently shading the unpainted edges in the diagrams would have cost too much or something. But that brings me to something else, you MUST get it right because there is no second chance, due to what I will write below.The "finish" chips away in large chunks when you even touch the pre-drilled holes for the cam bolts, let alone start to screw them in. The directions warn against over tightening, but they mean your infant child could damage it. The wood starts to crack and splinter immediately. While it'll hold together, you won't have an option to remove and adjust or flip any pieces that you might have reversed due to the poor instructions... Because they'll be too damaged already. Putting it together basically destroyed it.Once completed, it's not the worst thing to look at, but it screams cheap. The cam nut lock things are all exposed and visible. No covers, plugs, or even wood grain stickers to place over them and hide them.Lastly, the decorative X on the front of the sliding door on mine has ugly gaps and one leg of the X is loose. It's likely to fall off in under a week but I'll super glue it can call it good.The upside is that it fits in the space we needed it to fit, and the wood is so dry and brittle it's very lightweight and easy to move...