Wooden Play Kitchen for Toddlers & Kids – Pretend Kitchen Set with Sink, Oven, Stove, Microwave, Lights & 9 Accessories – Durable Wooden Kitchen Toy for Ages 3–8 – by Kiddery Toys

Nice product, looks and function great. Children love to play with the kitchen. Phone receiver is heavy and does not stay on. Can be a hazard because of weight. Better to remove the phone receiver and keep away from children. Kitchen is a fine piece of furnitue. Extremely tedious to assemble but worth the hours of assembly

This kitchen is CUTE. My son loves it. It's very gender neutral and pretty sturdy too. The box was quite heavy, they made me pick it up at my post office. I opened it and it's like a giant puzzle. Every single piece needs to be put together, every knob, hinge, and a million screws. The instructions were pretty clear and everything was labeled nicely with very little error. It would've been a lot easier if I had someone to help me and to not also be watching two little kids, it took me around fours hours. The sink assembly was a NIGHTMARE. I must have tried to put it together six or seven times! My 9 month old was screaming as I used my hands and FEET to hold all the little pieces together. Before and after that bit the process was pretty easy. Don't over tighten your screws. The whole thing can be assembled with a Philips head screwdriver, I would not suggest power tools or you risk ruining it. It came with two little push button lights that you can choose where to stick. You'll need six AAA batteries for those. Under the right conditions I would've had fun putting this together, all in all I would do it again, I'm pleased with this little play kitchen.

I really like this kitchen and my child loves it too. From the pictures for the item and the pictures people posted in the review I knew I was not going to like the back ground so I purchased contact paper to put over. If you go the contact paper route make sure you put it on BEFORE assembling. I’m so glad I did and honestly it would’ve been a pain to do it if I had put the kitchen together before doing the contact paper. Assembly was pretty easy, but the sink is the only place that you need an extra set of hands to put it together. Quality seems sturdy besides the lights that come with it. They’re just stick on push lights but cheap and easy to replace with sturdier ones. A design flaw is the “microwave” if that’s what it’s suppose to be, it’s not regular hinges so it can’t open all the way. Children have small hands so they can reach in there still. The handles seem a bit cheap but hold up. I found a kids apron set on amazon, came with apron, hat, oven mitts, and towel. I just used a double sided tape hook to hang on the side. I do suggest adding a piece of Velcro on the top of the phone, otherwise it falls off easy. I like that it anchors to the wall for safety. I think the price of the kitchen is reasonable for the quality.

Alot of work but worth the time! My 4 year old absolutely loves it. It's strong and decent sized. The doors work well. They open and close tightly, if you take the time to put them together correctly.

This little kitchen is an addition to our grandkids playroom (at our house). There were so many plastic choices, but we went with the more old fashioned look in white and wood rather than plastic. We are so glad we picked this one! It is so well made and has beautiful details to it (curved base design, lights over the sink & oven, old style phone on the wall, raised stove burners, microwave, sink, handles on everything, burner controls that click when they turn). This is going to delight our three younger granddaughters (ages 3-6) and entertain them for hours. It came with pans and utensils. It took my husband about an hour to assemble. His only complaint was that the instructions should be bolder and larger as it was hard for him to see small details. Other than that, it is well worth the money and should last for years and be passed on to some other little ones when ours outgrow it.

You need an IQ of 194 to build this in less than 3-5 business days. I haven't felt this much sorrow since my grandfather died. Easily the worst thing I have ever assembled. Low key super cute and demure for the price though. Pay someone to make it for you

I have mixed thoughts on this. I ordered it expecting to be different, it’s only minor differences but I’m very particular. They changed the burners from the black and red ones that I liked to some uglier gray ones and these ones don’t have the rectangular plate so I’m going to have to pop them back out to do the countertops like I wanted to which sucks because they the burners are also very easily stripped and when I redo the counters I’ll have to superglue them back in. I had to superglue the sink corners as well because it easily pops out and megamind throws things inside constantly lol. Came with a couple of chips in the paint and it is a bright white instead of an antique white like the photo pictured. I hate false advertising so that bothered me as well. The last picture I added is what the burners were supposed to look like.The pros are the legs, I looked everywhere for vintage inspired legs to match my aesthetic and this is the only one I could find on the market at this time. The handles were easy to replace with prettier ones (5in center if you’re interested) and the backing was easily covered with peel and stick wallpaper. The lights it came with are very cool. My 15m old loves it 🖤🕷️