Really loving this mini patio set. The table was the only part that required assembly and it was a breeze. Quality of the table is great - metal and glass. The chairs are decent - they have quite a slope to them so you're really lounging back when you sit in them. They meet the need. It tucks away really nicely too so if you have a smaller space - you can move it around easily to get the most out of your space.

The two lightweight folding chairs are fabric on a metal frame. The half circular table is a metal frame with a pebbled texture the last top. It is a tempered glass, and it is easy to clean and durable.I just want a wet rag over it. Assembly was easy, there isn't much to do.The sizes on the product page are perfect. Look at those sizes before you order to make sure it will fit where you want it.It is a great price point in my estimation for what you get, and it's perfect for a limited space. I am a big guy and when I first looked at the chairs I thought I would probably break them. Lol. That didn't happen.They are comfortable enough and this is definitely a entry level table and chairs set, in a basic black that kitchen with pretty much any color scheme.

My side porch is very small and just off of the side of my office. I needed a small set to use for my side porch and need some Sun while I’m working. The set came in the color black. There were scratches on the table and one of the chairs looked as if it may have a small tear. Otherwise the set seems to be very durable. It was easy to assemble and I definitely appreciate that the chairs are foldable so that I can store them easily during hurricane season in Florida. Each piece of the set was lightweight and the price of the set is on par with other metal bistro sets. Overall I do like the set and it looks great on my porch.

​There is a lot to like about this set but I am not quite sure how to rate it as all of the great aspects seem slightly mismatched to a few less than great aspects... The chairs come assembled and folded. They are not large but seem solid for what they are. The table comes in 5 pieces that you have to assemble with screws (the glass top, the three legs, and the leg form/brace). The table-top is quite nice and has thick tempered glass. The table legs look the same so I assembled without much thought. One of them turned out slightly more than the others and that one was, of course, one of the two that is under the back edge of the table. I did not realize until I put it up against the wall and realized there was a large gap on one side because the leg was flaring out instead of parallel with the table edge and wall as it should have been. I had already fit the three legs into their respective plastic slots underneath the table to attach them and did not have the patience or time to take them apart to find out if it was a matter of screw holes or the leg itself. I will try to MacGuyver it later to get it flush against the wall. Hopefully my issue was a one-of but I would definitely recommend sort-of laying out the legs and comparing them beforehand to see if they all have the same angle and to pay attention as you secure them to the base to be sure you don't run into the same issue. Another issue worth noting was that the metal legs fit into plastic holders on the underside of the table. Everything else is metal so I was surprised that those three pieces would be plastics as I assume metal would be stronger, last longer, and fit with the build of the rest of the set. They also were not a great fit. The metal legs looked like they had been poorly manipulated (bent? paint chipping) to fit the plastic pieces and the fit was poor. I actually didn't even think they did fit at first, I had to go back and attempt to sort of pry them into the plastic pieces. There were also some frayed ends on the chair and sharp little metal pieces at the joints. Nothing major but the types of things that should have been taken care of during the finishing process. There were also some minor scratches on the chair legs. (I have included pictures of some of things I have mentioned, the current listing pictures are an accurate representation of the set minus the issues.) While these things, particularly the table legs and plastic connectors are problematic, overall I do like the set and it seems like it could be a solid little bistro set that lasts if not for the few issues I mentioned. Since other people don't seem to have had my issues, maybe I just got a dud? Going strictly off my set, I would say this is a 2.5 or 3 star item. Without the leg issue and the imperfections this would be a 4 star item for me as I still don't understand the plastic leg holders underneath the table-top. Overall, if you are looking for a small bistro set that will have a small footprint, is somewhat collapsible for storage, and you don't need it to accommodate larger people, then this set might be what you are looking for but unfortunately my set has some issues.

Love this 3 piece set. The chairs are very easy to put away but also feel very strong. The table is small and nothing too crazy. Just the perfect size for coffee or a small breakfast.

This set includes 2 bistro chairs and a bistro table. The chairs are an outdoor fabric and fold away nicely.

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I love this set, it is portable and easy to set up. This is perfect for a small apartment patio with limited space. It fits perfect next to the window or rail and the chairs are lightweight but not flimsy. Chairs are made with cloth seating and is comfortable. Everything folds up nice with no issues. I would recommend this set.