Yep, get rid of the cabinet and center the kitchen table in the area. Can you put the cabinet in the dining room?

It's a sideboard table, not a cabinet. I don't think it fits either but wife wants. One idea is to move the table to the right and advocate for different furniture

I updated the drawing to show that is not a cabinet in the corner. Thanks for the feedback

We came to a compromise and instead plan to place a 30" accent table in that area. Hopefully this is acceptable. Still not sure where exactly to place the dining table but this is what I have so far with about 48" between table and island and 38" off the wall and 42" off sliding glass door. The only reason this spacing matters now is electricians will wire for the chandelier.

Try putting the sideboard on the other wall and trade the rectangular table for a round one.

@cwestover the squares to right of sink are fridge and pantry

@felizlady I can move it down a hair to align with island. The island has a 12" overhang for seating (bottom of image), so would align with counter but not island.

@einportlandor good idea but I don't think a round table would be large enough to accommodate guests. Actually yes, the 30" table could go on the adjacent wall with a few inches to space before the sliding glass door.

Get a smaller cabinet. Or put it elsewhere. It will be too tight.

Andrew, do you entertain regularly? If not, you could get a round table with an extension or two. The extensions turn the table into an oval with similar space requirements as a rectangular table. In my book it's ok for guest seating to be a tight squeeze in exchange for free food and good company. But I don't host large dinner parties very often so it might not work for you.

@einportlandor great idea. We do regularly have family over, requiring seating for 8. I updated the drawing to put 51" between table and island and 37 1/2" between the wall. That sort of feels right to me.. There's 26 1/2" get past the table. If still too tight we can turn the table 90 degrees.

I'd get a more narrow dining table,maybe oval, because that 26.5" just doesn't work for me. Depends though on how much you like on the table vs. using the island as a sideboard.