For the price point, it's what I expected. It's made of partial board and def will not last a long time or stand up to a lot of wear and tear but I only needed an island for a couple of years with light use so it'll be fine. The drawer face was damaged on arrival, the company quickly sent a free replacement. The instructions were easy to follow

Its very cute and havea nice storage space. But it was a nightmare to put assamble.

This is really like 3 3/4 stars. Everything was predrilled well. So I was able to line things up very well. It looks very nice, and was the dimensions I needed for the storage I needed (made it into a coffee station for all my makers, mugs, coffees, teas, etc...). I did not assemble the towel bar or spice rack (took up too much space for where I needed it), but worked out great. A couple of the instructions could have been a little clearer (but I was still able to figure it out), and 2 pieces lost there label (otherwise everything else was well marked with stickers). I did not have any missing pieces. The cart top and inner shelf seem very sturdy. Once wheels are attached, the cart is countertop height (otherwise will be a little lower). The only thing that is not as sturdy is the drawer bottom (You have to build the drawer, fyi). The drawer bottom is a thick cardboard, so keep what you store in the drawer light (don't overstuff), and possibly use a liner (or buy something sturdier that would work for the bottom.... don't use anything thicker than the cardboard as it has to fit in a slot in the side pieces). The packaging was messy (Styrofoam everywhere), so prepare to vacuum after. You don't need power tools, but a powered screw driver would have been more handy (my hand was sore after, but using all hand tools was doable). Keep in mind this is made of pressed wood particles with laminent. My only real complaint, was that it arrived very scuffed (no dents or scratches, but the wood print in the laminent was rubbed off). Not happy about that, but fortunately most scuffs were on the inside where you can't see. The one big scuff that was on the drawer front was the worst, but I hid it with crayon, and now you can't tell. I didn't want the hassle of returning and repackaging (packaging was somewhat flimsy to repackage), so I dealt with it. If it didn't have the scuffs, I'd have given this a 4.5 star rating. This works great for the price, just wish the laminent was better. Also, handles are plastic (that's fine with me, and they look ok.... But I know some people did not care for plastic, may want to buy your own handles to swap out). Towel bar and spice rack bar was metal, fyi.

P.S. I'm just a mom with small kids, I'm not a "handy" person, I did not swear and was able to build in front of my toddler (for safety depending on your kid, you might not want to..... LOTS of pieces!). It will take a couple hours to build, not the 70 minutes they suggest. An extra set of hands is also very helpful, but I was able to build it by myself (might also be why it took longer than recommended time, but I'd still allow for extra time. Don't put it together if in a rush). Take your time when building to get the pieces where they need to go and line up. Hope that helps. I'll add pictures if I can figure it out.

Looks great, but difficult to assemble. The drawer ended up being off and we had to drill our own holes to line it up properly.

This looks nice in my old Formica wood look kitchen. It is the perfect size doesn't take a lot of depth space yet has good storage. I took the handles off and not using the spice rack etc because I'm keeping it stationary. I would have liked something to cover those holes but my husband filled them with wood putty. Not perfect.. the top counter scratched easily but I'm thinking of eventually putting a new top on it anyway.