Step2 Great Gourmet Kitchen - Durable Pink Plastic Play Kitchen for Kids with Lights & Sounds | 16.75 x 39 x 46 Inches | Pretend Cooking & Role Play Toy for Toddlers & Preschoolers | Indoor Pretend Play & Early Learning Activity

Bought it to have hear for grandchild/grandchildren. Reminded me of putting children's toys together late on Christmas eve. Detailed instructions are accurate and easy to follow, just takes kind of a long time. Once assembled it seems solid.This has been keeping the kids busy for hours. Enough activities to keep each one busy!Toys come apart especially the coffee pod ones. Needs better instructions on how to assembleBought this for my 1 yr old. It’s so fun and she loves it. FYI the colors of the pink kitchen are different than pictured! Still really cute though.This is a great little play kitchen. Fairly easy to put together. Kids love it. However, I was a little disappointed when I opened the box a few days before Christmas and realized I was sent the wrong color. I ordered tan and was sent pink. ?The assembly was admittedly a little difficult, but I managed it by myself with just a screwdriver and a YouTube video of a guy putting it together (for reference). The top oven door falls open quite far when it’s opened, but it stays shut when it’s meant to. There were a few small marks on it but I don’t really care much about that; I saved a lot of money by picking the used- very good option. It arrived right on schedule and all the pieces were there. The most important thing is that my kids love it. The coffee maker, phone, microwave, ovens, and fridge are their favorite parts.I selected this model based on the features like the clock the chalkboard and the double oven. Once assembled the end result was overall good.The instructions are OK I guess.It suggests using a screwdriver but I had to use a drill to drive the screws as the holes are not pre-drilled for the most part. The two screws that hold in the coffee maker are the most difficult screws of the entire process no drill will fit in there and neither would my normal sized screwdriver. I had to purchase a VERY short screwdriver and apply a LOT of force to create the holes with those screws. Additionally you will need a very tiny and narrow phillips screwdriver to access the battery compartment and mount the electric burner that lights up which means when the batteries die I will be reluctant to remove and replace 4 tiny deeply recessed screws to replace the batteries which seems like terrible planning for a toy marketed to a small child who will use something battery powered until it runs out of juice. I did not have this small screwdriver either.Pressing in the plastic pins that hold the chalkboard in was so difficult it caused me pain in my thumbs. I tried hammering them in with the back of the screwdriver but it bent one of them. The holes for the hooks to attach above the sink were closer together than the pins that were meant to go into them which meant they didn't go in completely and do not sit completely flush which is not noticeable to a small child but bothered me a little for the price. My last complaint is the stickers they are not forgiving AT ALL if you place them off center or slightly tilted they are stuck that way and most are smaller than the area they are supposed to be placed which makes it something I wish the factory would have done before packaging.If you can get past the unnecessarily obnoxious assembly process this is a nice toy kitchen.Don't forget to order toy food separately.As you can see from my photo, a few things aren't finished. The black push in "tack" things hat hold the clock hands and chalkboard are hard to push in, even with widening the holes a little. Not one single screw hole is predrilled so you have to do it all by hand. The black plastic that makes up the countertops is pretty thick.THAT SAID - my kid was so excited to see it once she realized what it was, and had a full blown dinner party going while I was still putting it together. She is currently making tomato soup with some play food and the little soup pot.So my hands are killing me but the kid is super happy and that's the whole point, right?15/10 would buy again. Great price, lots of features, comes with little storage bins, super interactive and engaging for the kid. Double ovens!A win.La cocinita es bonita pero costó un poco ensamblarla. Por otra parte en la descripción del producto dice que trae sonidos reales, pero solo es un burbujeo cuando se activa un aro de la "hornilla" y otro sonido de que se está friendo comida en otro aro de la misma hornilla. El tamaño está muy bien y trae solo 4 platos, dos vasos, 4 cucharas, dos juegos de tenedores," un salero" y "pimentero". Le faltaron etiquetas para el refrigerador, además creí que por lo menos tendría un panel de números en el horno de microondas y sonido, pero no fue así. Creo que debí invertir en una cocinita más sencilla por el precio.lo compre a principios de noviembre para regalo de navidad y o sorpresa cuando lo abrimos para armarlovienen varias partes quebradas y lo peor de todo como que intentaron repararlo y vienen mal pegadas.Me gustó mucho pero le faltó una pieza y lo voy a tener que regresar después de armarlo que terrible, es para regalar a mi nieta. No pudieron enviarme lo que faltóEstá muy bonita y es de un tamaño excelente, a pesar de ser chica está muy completa y sud accesorios muy bonitos.muy bonita la cocina pero le puse 4 estrellasporque me llevo como dos horas armarla. los agujeros de los tornillos no están todos hechos o marcados tuve que hacerlos con un martillo y desarmador.