4ever2buy Farmhouse Coffee Bar Cabinet with 8 Hooks, 55” Kitchen Hutch Cabinet with Storage, Gray Coffee Bar with Sliding Barn Doors and 12 Racks for Living Dining Room, Dark Oak

I wish I had bought this coffee bar sooner! It’s the perfect addition to our home — both stylish and functional. The size fits just right in our space, and the design really ties everything together. I love the farmhouse feel with the sliding doors and open shelving; it gives us plenty of storage while still looking clean and organized. Shipping was faster than expected, which was a great surprise. Everything was packaged securely, and all the parts were in perfect condition when it arrived. I put it together on my own in about two hours. The instructions were clear, and all the pieces were labeled well, so it wasn’t too difficult — just took a bit of time. We’ve set it up as a little coffee station, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite spots in the house. I get so many compliments on it already! If you’re thinking about getting this, don’t hesitate — it’s definitely worth it!

awesome product Lookes Amazing nice Storage

Easy to assemble, well built and holds all my coffee items.

Was very easy to build. Piece is very sturdy and looks very nice in my kitchen. Only thing is I wish there was a entrance to pull power cables threw the back. Would recommend to anyone to buy.

Very happy with this item. I wanted all my beverage stuff off my kitchen counters and out of my cupboards. It's pressboard and all, but it looks nice and does the job. Note it DOES NOT come with the lights you see in my photo... I bought those under cabinet motion sensor rechargeable lights SEPARATELY because my dining room is kind of dark with a "mood lighting" center ceiling fixture over the table. I love having all the syrup bottles easily accessible on the top shelf, which is the perfect height for this purpose. Very pleased!

Absolutely Beautiful!! Very spacious , easy to assemble ! The pictures do not do it justice. This is well worth every penny !! All of my family and friends tell me how nice it is when they come to my house . I recommend this to everyone.

This was so easy to put together, looks great

THIS ITEM IS NOT WOOD!! The seller claims that it’s wood in the Material section, but it’s instead pressed particle board. So…that’s a lie from the start. NEXT, the seller uses some crazy polystyrene foam that sheds like a pack of huskies blowing their coats in the Springtime. This is honestly NOT what I was expecting when I opened this package. They don’t tell you that you’re opening a particle board hutch wrapped in a Styrofoam snow party. It detonated all over my house. It was like my house was a snow globe being held by Michael J. Fox. It even got on the ceiling, which is 14 ft. high. HOW! DID! IT! GET! ON! THE! CEILING!?!?! It was as if my house was a Christmas winter Wonderland, but not the fun, charming kind. The kind where you instead Wonder if you should clean it up or burn the house down. I almost wanted to sweep the pieces into a corner, and then…….just leave them there for like an hour or so while I sip some Diet Dr. Pepper. “Maybe the Styrofoam will give up and go away”, I stupidly told myself. Spoiler alert: it didn’t. I had to don my battle gear just to fight against its leader, Styra-Foamius. I say battle gear, which was basically just some old clothes I knew I’d never wear again. I burned those clothes like in that one scene from Ace Ventura when he found out that Lois Einhorn was actually a man. I busted out my trusty vacuum and started sucking up the pieces one by one, only to realize 90% of them are now stuck in the nozzle. I took a break, ate dinner with my wife, and headed back out to battle. I noticed that during our battle, Styrofoam had gotten under my nails, between my socks, and somehow in places didn’t know existed. I had to vacuum not once, not twice, but thrice. Then I had to vacuum my vacuum all while praying that God would show mercy to my air filtration system. I'm afraid that even after hours of all this effort, I’ll look around and think I've conquered it. I’ve won the battle. Then, whoosh, a single Styrofoam piece will float by like a ghost, reminding me that Styrofoam is eternal. Conclusion: I haven’t cleaned up Styrofoam, I’ve merely negotiated a ceasefire. It will return, perhaps during a rainstorm, to remind me of its dominance. Oh, and this hutch is NOT WOOD!