Marine Equipment, more specifically, an apparatus that provides a durable, stable and secure, portable, full service liquor, beverage, and bar accessory storage, display and server box designed for nautical vessels in a marine environment that are subjected to rocking in water. The apparatus can best be described as a box made of plastic composite board with cut-outs on the top of the box. The cut-outs securely accommodate various bar items such as liquor bottles, wine bottles, ice bucket, wine cooler, blender, shaker cup, glasses, a cutting board, and condiment trays. The “fixed top” embodiment of the invention has a wood molding trim top rail for preventing items sitting on the box from sliding off due to the vessel rocking in water. The “storage box with slide-in, interchangeable utility tops” embodiment of the invention provides a storage box plus a full service bar top, a food preparation and service top, and a cutting board top that can be used to filet fish or as a general purpose table top for activities such as rigging bait. A stainless steel bottle opener and bar tool set are bolted to the side of the box. The box may be bolted to a mounting bracket which is designed to slide in and securely lock into a rod holder.