Ameriwood Home Williams Kitchen Cart, Black

Nice kitchen cart that stands at the normal kitchen bar height. Well built, but when I assembled it, I actually glued every piece together even if it had screws holding it. Size is nice for extra storage and seating when required. Doors and drawer hardware quality was better than most out there.

This is advertised as a kitchen cart but I transformed it into a mini bar 🍻. I love it 😍. So versatile,ample space. The two tone color combo is gorgeous. Assembly was fast and easy but does require some tools. I was looking for bar carts online and the most cheap looking and ugly ones had a 300 to a 1000 Dollars Price tag. This was a bargain. I put my lovely wine rack on top, cocktail set,ice bucket,a decanter and plenty of bottles 🍾🍾🍾

The hardware bag busted open for the locking screws and several pieces of wood had scratches. All the pieces were extremely filthy too. I wiped them down with a damp paper towel and it turned it black. The box was in excellent condition and if it weren’t for the scratches I’d of rated at least a four.Other issues include;1. Gaps in the joints on the back pieces.2. Cheap flimsy caster that are going to break eventually.3. No stickers to cover the four exposed locking nuts on inside of cabinet.4. Grommets for the shelves were mostly misshapen and extremely hard to get in the holes to put the shelves on.Other than all that, it’s a nice looking piece for the money and will do just fine for my Keurig K-Supreme Plus Smart to sit on and have a coffee station.

Love the design and it’s perfect for my kitchen. This is a very sturdy item and Can be used for a variety of different things. It is Maneuverable around the kitchen And exactly what I needed. It was easy to assemble with directions. Also allowed me to free up counter space, hold my microwave along with a plethora of other things including wine. I would recommend this to anyone needing a microwave stand As it is that and so much more!!

Very nice coffee cart at a very good price. The cart is very sturdy and the quality is vey good for the price. Assembly was very easy and instructions were easy to follow. Whoever said the holes do not line up or that it is hard to put together lacks basic furniture assembly knowledge and probably struggles assembling cardboard boxes.

We recently just moved and our new place lacks in counter space. I was in the market for not only some extra counter space but also some storage as well. I came across Ameriwood Home Williams Kitchen Cart during my search. I thought it was absolutely perfect and would go well with the decor in my kitchen.Instructions were easy to read and understand. As my husband and I started to put the kitchen cart together, we got almost half way done, when we realized we got a faulty box. One of the shelves that is supposed to go in the side, had no holes. It was just a wooden slab. Okay no big deal, we just won't have a shelf. We continue on in our mission for putting this cart together and we notice more things. There was a huge chip in the door of the cart which is very blunt because the door is black and the chip is brown. We also notice a chip on the counter towards the edge (see pictures) and to top it all off, there are permanent scuff marks on the one side of the cabinet. So not only did we pay for this cart, but we paid for a damaged cart.We continued on in our mission to putting this damaged block together. Had we got an undamaged one, we would have given it 5 starts. There is a nice shelf in the middle for storage. A cupboard right underneath that shelf with a swinging door. The right side is supposed to have 3 storage shelves but because we got a slab of wood with no holes, we instead have 2 shelves on the side. In the front of the cabinet to the left, is a row of small shelves for wine bottles but also decent size for small cups, etc.Would I buy this again. Absolutely not. For the money I paid, I expected to get a brand NEW kitchen cart. We will still use this for now but our search is yet again on the rise. BEWARE SHOPPERS!!!

Well, as of right now, it's lying in pieces all over my living room floor because they didn't include enough of the hardware pieces to put it together. I was missing one of the cam locks. Like, how hard is it to just include one or two extra of each little piece to avoid under-counting? Just lazy. We'll see how long it takes them to get me another part. Until then, it's unusable.Update: Was able to find a piece at Lowe's for $5 per pack of four. And it wasn't even technically the right size -- a couple millimeters too tall, but I made it work. Technically a "replacement" part is on its way, but who knows how long that'll take. Assembly is pretty straightforward, not counting the missing hardware, and construction is understandably cheap, but it looks okay and will get the job done.I'm using it as a dry bar, and so far both upper and lower compartments have fit all my liquor bottles, which is what I was originally concerned about. The top is just veneered particle board, so there is already some bubbling where some moisture has been absorbed. Coasters or some other cover on the top is going to be a must.

Love this coffee cart although the assembly is a bit challenging. We have been putting together our own furniture for over 30 years and this was one of the more difficult pieces. Would help to have some written instructions in addition to the pictures. We ended up with one shelf upside down. That being said, we are pleased with the end result. Decent storage space for coffee and wine. Looks great in our dining area. Looks modern. Wheels are a bonus since there is storage on 3 out of 4 sides.