Nardi Galileo Rolling Beverage Cart

I've been looking for an outdoor bar cart for years and this is the first one I've seen made of plastic that is truly made for the outdoors. It folds flat for winter storage and is a nice size with smooth rolling wheels to push the cart around. I hose it off before a gathering and it comes clean. The price was reasonable as well. And simple to assemble (only need to attach the 4 wheels.) Nothing not to like about this great outdoors bar cart

The cart is attractive, well-built, easy to fold-up & open, but a bit on the expensive side. The negatives: First; since I am a tad over 6' tall, it is very awkward to push since I have to bend over. Second; the lack of swiveling front wheels makes turning difficult. To turn, you have to lift the back wheels off the ground & swing the cart around (with the possibility of dumping whatever is on the cart) or trying to slide the rear wheels sideways, which if the surface isn't perfectly flat, could cause the cart to tip.

Extremely flimsy and weak. Good look but not practical. It is too short and couple of pounds of items will jam the wheels. Good as a toy for kids.

Nice but looks a bit plain and although not cheap..one would think it might be!

This is a great beverage cart with many handy features, including:- Fun, futuristic design- Lightweight and easy to fold- Two spacious drawers- Spill-catching lips on the top and bottom levelAssembly was straightforward, but you'll probably want to use a rubber mallet to attach the wheels. This is the one we used, and it worked very nicely: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FPDJYO

Very nice cart and easy to manage. It can be kept outdoors.

Fairly easy to put together once you get the order of steps correct. Seems well constructed. Light and large enough to put lots of stuff on it. Looks good as well.

Very functional and durable. A little lighter than I would like but, it is working very well for my deck, and patio.