Step2Grand Walk-in Kitchen & Grill Kids Playset, Indoor/Outdoor Kitchenette, Interactive Play with Lights and Sounds, Durable Plastic, 103 Piece Toy Accessories, Toddlers 2+ Years Old, Gray/White

Wow.....You should have seen the faces on my two granddaughters on Christmas Eve when they saw this in their playroom. They absolutely love it and have cooked up some unbelievable meals. The kids think this is awesome and they play until you literally have to drag them out of it. They have dreamed up more scenarios of cooking than I would have ever though was possible.The kitchen went together quite easily. I did make a mistake on the microwave. There is a plastic piece that you screw on next to the microwave door. I didn't screw it on straight. Figured it wouldn't matter. I finished up and then placed the stickers on it. After placing the stickers I went to open and close the microwave door. The piece I put on did make it so you really needed to push the door to close it all the way. However, it did close enough that none of the kids seem to even notice it. I couldn't fix it without damaging the sticker. Other than that, the stickers were the hardest part as it is for most items. Just getting them on straight was the problem. The ones that go over the arches are the biggest and the hardest to get centered.The kitchen comes with so many pieces. Great for the kids but no where to put them all. I just pile them in a small canvas tote and let the girls grab what they need. It was really neat to see all the different items that came with it. Pretty impressive. The kids would have been thrilled with just half as many. The quality of these items is impressive also. In fact the quality of the entire kitchen is top notch. There is really nothing that can be broken.It would be nice if there was more storage space for that you get but like I said earlier, I use a canvas tote and they just grab what they want to play with. We are happy we got this and the girls look forward to coming over to play in it. Win/win.

I thought this would get better exposure and not get buried if I gave it a 5-star review; this is only a 3-star product. The product itself isn't bad once you get it together. Getting it together is the issue. Two major problems, the hole for the arch is mis-aligned, and the grill cover is simply off and hard to attach. For the arch I drilled out the hole about an inch to one side. You'll know the problem once you get to it. There's no other solution; the hole is simply an inch off. Where the grill cover attached it's just too tight. You can get it attached with patience, but there's a possibility of breakage. I attached it okay, but it was difficult and uncertain how long it will last. There are also other minor issues, stickers that were not sized correctly, the faucet is loose and just sort of flops around. The microwave control part screw hole was a little off. Not certain how the major issues got past quality control. Overall, it's a nice product, but for the price I would expect better QC. I paid 275 for it and I think that's about 100 too much.

Bought as a Christmas gift for grandsons 3 years ago still looks brand new. Very sturdy very large easy to assemble. Definitely a great purchase.

The media could not be loaded. There were several instances where the predrilled holes did not line up at all and as a result some of the pieces are not flush. It’s annoying to me but the kids don’t care. It came with lots of play food and accessories which was nice. Stickers are higher quality so they didn’t tear even when needing to be repositioned. It’s adorable and a fair size. If you include all the space around the outside there is plenty of room for several kiddos to play but the inside really only has room for one or they will constantly bump into each other. The lack of storage is pretty bad also. The cabinets are shallow and not very big. None of the stuff actually stays in them when the doors are opened. The oven is decently deep but the fridge is pretty shallow as well. There’s 3 hooks for hanging things but the pots and pans don’t have holes so I guess it’s only intended for the 4 utensils that come with it? To try to mitigate this, I added many command hooks to add places for her to store more things.One thing that really annoys me is the space opposite the grill. There’s a built in shelf that is about 2” deep and way too short for anything that comes with it, except the little teacups and salt and pepper shakers. There’s a huge gap on the sides and below that is just wasted space. I added command hooks so she can hang utensils along the sides as well as alongside the grill and under the open counter.I wanted to buy this for my baby girl since I was pregnant with her and I waited forever for it to go on sale but it never did. Now that she’s 18 months old, I just bit the bullet and bought it. She adores it. She plays with it for hours and hours. We did add a lot to make it more fun, like fairy lights, under cabinet lights, fridge light, oven light, vines, lanterns, etc.. It’s much cuter now and looks more like a $300 toy after putting another $50 into it. 😅 A lot of the utensils and foods you see are things we purchased separately from other brands.Overall, I’m glad I bought it because she loves it and we have a lot of fun with it, but the lack of storage and abysmal placement of the predrilled holes along with an overall lack of interactive features make me wish this was 2/3 the price. At that price point it would be an easy sell. At $300 you have to really really want this particular kitchen to overlook it’s flaws.