This Affordable Kitchen Cart From Costco Is Perfect For Small Spaces, According To Reviews

Cramped, crowded kitchens all have one thing in common: There's just no place to put all the stuff. Whether you're living in a postage stamp-sized studio or a spacious open concept condo, it's hard to corral small items like cookbooks, small appliances, and pantry staples when there's only so much cabinet space. If you're nodding your head in agreement, and there's no room for an island, it might be time to consider a kitchen cart. These multitaskers are easy to move, work with almost any kitchen decor, and can clear away the clutter in your workspace. Even better if you're a Costco member, because the retailer has a cart that's perfect for small spaces.

Next time you're heading to the big box superstore for a cheap, giant pie or any of our other 14 must-buy Costco items, add the Neatfreak three-tier extra-wide rolling cart to your shopping list. Not only is this unit stylish and functional, it's also got plenty of workspace and storage. But if you really need a ringing endorsement before you buy, check out the nearly flawless rating from more than 144 reviews, which is a pretty good indication that it's worth the $46.99 price tag.

Costco's kitchen cart has a lot of features that make it ideal for small kitchens. At just under 14 inches deep, it can be stored next to a wall without getting in the way, or placed against the back of a sofa to create some vertical storage. It's also easy to move, and has locking caster wheels to keep it in place when needed. The entire unit can hold up to 90 pounds, which means you can store a lot of utensils and smaller tools like a hand mixer and beaters or attachments for a stand mixer. But don't just take our word for it. Reviewers rave about the cart, especially for its high-end feel and straightforward assembly.

"This cart was relatively simple to assemble and it's very sturdy. I also like the size and clearance between tiers of shelf," said one reviewer on the Costco website, adding that the wheels are pretty smooth as well. Another said, "Helps to keep things off my kitchen counter, it's a great value and looks great."

Of course, for less than $50 (depending on where you buy it from), there are bound to be some drawbacks. Some reviewers said that they had trouble getting the parts together properly, whereas others noted that their boxes weren't stocked with the right parts. If that happens to you, don't sweat it. The store will most likely make it right since you can return almost anything at any time at Costco... even kitchen carts!