End Grain Butcher Block 15"x11", Premium Acacia Wood Cutting Board with Juice Groove, TJ POP Medium Chopping Board for Kitchen, 1.2" Thick

I have had this block for a couple months now and use it almost daily. I love it! It is thick and solid, with no signs that it may split or warp. I've oiled it about once a month and it refreshed beautifully each time. I only wish they had more sizes to select from so I could have a matching collection - they are SO pretty, and practical!

Love the board and the stand that keeps it handy but not taking up counter space. The wood grain is beautiful, it’s thick and it’s great quality. You almost don’t want to put that first knife mark on it.. The only improvement would be if it was also offered in a bigger size, too. This cutting board was a great find and I definitely got my money’s worth.

Love it...Great quality

I love that this cutting board looks like the Mackenzie child print. I’ve already used her when entertaining four people. It’s the perfect size charcuterie board and when I’m not using it she sits on my kitchen counter as decor.

Favorite cutting board, it’s absolutely gorgeous only thing it will get scratched pretty easily so I only use it when cutting fruit or vegetables but not for my heavy duty knives & cutting.

Board is used for cutting veggies & fruit, mainly.

I love this cutting board for its cool octagonal shape, fun checkerboard pattern, juice groove and overall high quality. Measures 3/4” thick and comes with 4 sturdy, adhesive rubber feet that can be applied to the groove-less side if you so choose. Looks wonderful on the kitchen counter and almost too nice to use. I’m keeping this for myself, but it would make a fun gift for anyone who enjoys cooking and appreciates a stylish cutting board. Very well priced too. Highly recommended!

I've always wanted a nice, durable, presentable cutting board. It arrived today, put it to use immediately. Sadly, after some onion (2), scallions (2) and cilantro (2) cuttings, the surface is full of knife scratches. Can't imagine what it would look like in a month.