7 Best Home Bar Carts for 2024

This bar cart is rugged enough to weather any weather, thanks to its heavy-duty construction: a powder-coated aluminum frame, corrosion-resistant surface and stainless steel top. It’s also mega modern and minimalist in style. It’s inspired by the iconic, and much spendier, 1966 Knoll serving cart — and its sturdy construction is perfect for outdoor life. Add a few bottles, decanters or a vase of flowers to add softness. Plus, the stainless top is food safe, making drink prep and cleanup a snap.

It doesn’t come with any bells or whistles, but Ikea’s Raskog is popular because it gets the job done on a budget. It’s not just a budget saver, either — it’s also a space saver with its slim profile. Steeper sides keep bottles from tipping over or out when you push it on its casters, and also keep smaller items out of sight—making you look like the hostess with the mostest. Plus, it’s easy-clean and looks good with almost any decor. Brilliant.

The easy, sleek line and walnut finish with brass detailing on this gorgeous bar cart make it look like a mid-century original. It’s made from FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)-certified kiln-dried wood in a Fair Trade Certified facility, plus it’s GreenGuard Gold certified for low VOC emissions, which makes it utterly modern.

If you have you own personal style and rattan is your jam, this rattan-and-teak bar cart will fit right in with your eclectic vibe. And, it’s highly functional, thanks to its tabletop space where you can mix up drinks, display the menu and have six bottles of wine at the ready in its holders. Cabinet doors allow you to put the party away and enjoy the construction of the piece itself — and keep your space decluttered — when not in use. Bonus: It looks like a permanent fixture, but casters allow you to move it around wherever you need it.

The most important thing to know about this solid beech wood bar cart is that its top and middle shelf are also detachable serving trays. Make and then pass snacks and drinks on the trays, or use one as a barrier to keep sweaty glasses from dripping on your tabletop. Plus, there’s lots of room to cart around all of your party supplies. Detachable trays! Sold.

If you have a little extra space, this bar cart with rounded edges is a fun take on modern maximalism. The gold frame feels right in step with current home trends, as does the geometric styling. Two big shelves accommodate bar tools and bottles at party time, but could just as easily be styled with houseplants and books for quieter days.

If either farmhouse style or max organization are your jam, then this is your bar cart. It’s a great all-around cart because: The wood-and-metal finish plays nicely with many different types of decor, from modern to traditional; and it has lots of shelving, hooks and slots for barware — keeping wine glasses safe and everything in its place. It’s not oversized, but can haul a lot for its size. It’s got casters. And the price is right. What’s not to like?