Step2 Cozy Kitchen | Small Play Kitchen For Toddlers | Kids Kitchen Playset for Ages 2+, Brown

The Step2 Cozy Kitchen is indeed "cozy" meaning small but this works well for me and my 2 year old. She can easily reach the cabinets and the range is at perfect level for her. I can easily tote the whole kitchen around the house and it was so easy to put together. It is delivered almost entirely setup with the exception of decals, knobs and six screws.Even though it is lightweight it isn't top heavy so it doesn't seem like it will topple over and if it does I can't imagine it causing much damage.If you have a house full of kids interested in playing with a toy kitchen I would probably opt for something larger, unless you have a bunch of kiddos that like to share and take turns;) Also if you are looking for something with extra room for storage this is not it. The salt and pepper shakers that come with the set are about the size of real salt and pepper shakers and they fill an entire cabinet in this kitchen. The oven and fridge are not much larger but they do hold all the accessories supplied with the set nicely. It won't hold much more than that.I do think that this kitchen is a bit pricey even at 55$ but that's apparently a deal because I've seen retailers charge as much as 70$ for it. I would have liked for it to be around 40$ or at least have burners that were more than just a decal. Still I feel like this is the best kitchen offered in the 60$ and cheaper range. I wanted something compact, lightweight, but well made and I feel like this fits the bill perfectly for now. Plus, my daughter loves it which is the most important thing anyway!

This was a Christmas gift for my 15 month old granddaughter. I ordered it on line (which always makes me nervous) but it turned out to be a truly wonderful investment. I couldn't be happier with the quality of the product, and the ease at which it was assembled. It is the perfect height for a toddler. The doors and knobs on the Cozy Kitchen were just the right size for my granddaughters little hands. The pots, pans and dishes were put to use immediately. She was glued to the Cozy Kitchen from the time she first saw it until it was time to go home. She provided us with a "terrible twos" tantrum when her father explained she had to stop playing with it so he could pack it up for the ride home. Kudos to Step 2. The Cozy Kitchen was a hands down winner. I will definitely consider Step 2 for future purchases.

I like this little kitchen. It was the only set that would fit in our small house. The color is neutral so my baby boy can use it when he's older. This is my 2 1/2 year old daughters Christmas gift. She got it early and loves it. The faucet does wobble as other reviewers have mentioned. My daughter doesn't mind though. She plays with it everyday and doesn't watch as much tv! The B. Let's Dish Set from Target fits in this kitchen set. The only con- I don't know how many more cups of "juice" I can drink! HahaUpdate: this kitchen is very light weight. My one year old pulled it on top of himself when trying to stand. We bought some strong Velcro and attached it to the wall. So far it is holding!

We lost our home to Hurricane Ida and my children lost majority of our toys. We were looking for something for them to play with while living in our camper and this is perfect. Compact size, perfect for my 2 year old. My six year old enjoys playing with it just as much!

I bought this kitchen because it was the right size for our small apartment. In all honesty, when I first saw it I thought it was a little cheaply made and flimsy in some ways. For example, the little faucet for the sink never really stayed set in the kitchen base and looks like you could just pull it out (although my son pulls on it a lot and it hasn't yet!). However, my now 19-month-old son LOVES LOVES LOVES this kitchen. If you are looking for a small kitchen for your house (or condo or apartment) this one definitely does the job! I would say this is one of the top 3 toys he consistently plays with, and we've had it for about 6 months. Also, for the price it's definitely a good investment. One day if we have a bigger house I will not feel bad about giving this kitchen away and getting a bigger one that has more bells and whistles. One of the great things about this kitchen is that it comes with a ton of things that cost extra with the more expensive kinds. This one has bowls, plates, utensils, and cups. All that seemed not to be included in the other kitchens I looked at. That definitely saves money! Finally, despite the fact that it seems cheaply made, it has held up to 6 months of hard and consisten play by my son and nothing has actually broken or fallen off yet, so it can't be that flimsy.Pros:-son LOVES this kitchen (did I mention he loves it)-it comes with a lot of accessories so you don't have to buy extra parts-it's nice and small and fits in a small condo space-good for young toddlers; no sharp edges and a good height to allow them to reach everything-light and easy enough to move around the house if you want to occupy your child in a different room for a bitCons:-feels a little flimsy-no pretend "microwave" above the sink; only little cabinets and a view out of the pretend window of a country scene (which is especially funny if you live in the city)Overall I would definitely recommend it for someone looking for a play kitchen to put in a small space

The item went together fast and the directions were clear and easy to follow. (It came with 1 extra screw and that did confuse me as extra parts means I did not put the item together right but after rereading the directions I saw that it truly was extra.) It really only has five prices that need to be placed on the main unit it, the rest are decals.My wife and I got it for my little girls 2nd birthday and she was so excited she loves it. I would say this is a great item and buy well worth the money.