Morabito Wood Kitchen Cart

Exactly as expected. Fits my microwave perfectly! We just drilled a hole in the back to run the cord through. The white is definitely more off white but I’m happy about that because it matches my cabinets. The wood is unfinished as other reviews mentioned.

Came damaged in many places but overall is a good product and I’m happy with it

I love this kitchen cart! It’s large enough to have extra countertop space and storage, but not so large that it overtakes my kitchen. I love that I can roll it against the wall while not in use. Very sturdy, too!

Love the item. The color is NOT white, though. Closer to light tan or cream.

Well designed, efficient storage and easy to put together

Very heavy!! Extremely sturdy and perfect height with the stove. Plenty of storage space inside.. easily fits a 6qt crock pot

This cabinet is well made. The instructions were easy to follow. This is a solid kitchen cart!

Sturdy and easy to assemble. The top is a solid butcher block that needs to be sealed. It’s small enough to fit in a small space but large enough with the extension to be very practical for the extra counter space. Overall, worth it. Functional.

Instructions on assembly are rather difficult. I think they mislabeled the left side and right side sections. After I switched sections, it worked fine but my husband had to take over because the original directions messed me up badly. The unit itself is nice. Good size, fits where I want it and has plenty of room inside the cabinets, the drawer was somewhat difficult to assemble as well.

This thing is awful. Huge waste of money. If the idea of trying to return it wasn't so daunting I would FOR SURE be asking for a refund. The pre-drilled holes don't line up so it's basically impossible to build. I know most of the reviews are positive so maybe I just got a defective one but considering how frustrating the 3+ hours I've spent trying to make it fit when it clearly doesn't were, I don't think it's worth the gamble. Don't buy it! I truly don't think I'm going to be able to make it work so I think Ive basically flushed $300 down the drain, not to mention the hours of labor building it.