Setting up a mini-bar?

[Guest bkelm18]

So, I'm tired of looking at bottles of various alcohols stashed around my apartment wherever they fit, so I've decided to set up a small mini-bar. However, I'm not going to spend a couple hundred bucks on an actual mini-bar setup. I'm figuring on re-purposing some piece of furniture, like a small cabinet or a cheap kitchen island and turn that into the bar to hold the alcohol, some glassware, and maybe some cans of tonic or soda. Any ideas or tips?

[Timestepper]

We've got an old chest of drawers in the kitchen. Painted white, over-sized glass top. On the top there's room for the coffeemaker & several bottles of booze w/glasses. In the drawers are stored coffee, filters, more booze and glasses plus canning jars/supplies in the bottom drawer. Oddly enough, it really doesn't look terribly redneck-ish and we've actually gotten compliments on it.

[laktrash]

An old entertainment center might work.

[mikegideon]

I have one of these. Could be perfect. The right side of the top folds down.

Mainstays Kitchen Island Wooden Storage Cart - Walmart.com

[DaveTN]

Can’t you use your reloading bench as a mini-bar?

[mikegideon]

Can’t you use your reloading bench as a mini-bar?

[Guest bkelm18]

I have one of these. Could be perfect. The right side of the top folds down.

Mainstays Kitchen Island Wooden Storage Cart - Walmart.com

That looks pretty good. I'll have to.check that out.

Can’t you use your reloading bench as a mini-bar?

If only I had one.

[Guest dubaholic2]

this is what my buddy and i did behind his bar. its an old stereo cabinet. works great.