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25 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
Just put this together last night!
My mother and I have looked at a couple of other Step2 kitchens for our home daycare but decided not to get them (they were to green!). After seeing this one on Step2's website, we were instantly hooked! We just put it together last night and it went together quite quickly. We used an electric screwdriver, which always makes it easier. I adore this kitchen but there are a...
Published on March 12, 2007 by Sprite Marie
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Great, although.....
This thing is awesome! One thing that bothered me though, was that the microwave door was crooked and doesn't lay flush. Not a functional problem but esthetically, not a great thing. I figure, for being brand new and so pricey, everything should be perfect. Also, pic in ad looks alot larger than it really is. Fits a 2 year old perfectly, a little small for my 4 year old...
Published 20 months ago by C. Lopez
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25 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
Just put this together last night!, March 12, 2007
This review is from: LifeStyle Grand Walk-In Kitchen (Toy)
My mother and I have looked at a couple of other Step2 kitchens for our home daycare but decided not to get them (they were to green!). After seeing this one on Step2's website, we were instantly hooked! We just put it together last night and it went together quite quickly. We used an electric screwdriver, which always makes it easier. I adore this kitchen but there are a few things I would have improved upon, considering the price. First of all, the doors to the refrigerator, microwave (which is on the small side), and the oven are made out of a thinner kind of plastic, unlike the rest of the kitchen. They also have a few scratches already. Also, there is not as much cupboard space as I would like and we'll still have to keep some of the food in a plastic tub. As with a lot of other models, the silverware drawer is not attached and it is very easy to pull out. We improved that by buying some sheets of thick self-adhesive felt used for lining the bottom of furniture so it doesn't scratch. We applied it both on the shelf and the bottom of the drawer and now it is much better. On the the other hand, this kitchen has many pluses. It has room to accomodate a few kids, the counter area is great for serving each other food, and the baskets and included wooden stool are just to cute for words! I'll update this more after we have had it for a few days; the kids haven't even played with it yet, but so far I think they will love it!
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
This is a great kitchen, even if it's a tad expensive, October 14, 2007
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This review is from: LifeStyle Grand Walk-In Kitchen (Toy)
We were on the fence about which kitchen to buy but had decided it would be a Step2 product. We wanted to try and find it locally, and Toys R Us only had a limited selection. They had this monster and the really small one. I had all but resigned myself to ordering one of the mid-sized ones online when we stumbled into this thing in the Seasonal section at Sam's Club yesterday for $199. With the price difference we jumped on it. After putting it together and looking at everything it would have definitely been worth it at full price. Our daughter (2) hasn't stopped playing with it yet, and we may have to figure out how to hide it at bed time because she wants out of bed to play more... Our 7 year old son even loves to play with her even though he's a bit too large to play *in* it.
On that not, it looks massive in the photos, but its not quite as giant as it may seem. Since the stove is on one counter separate from the rest of the kitchen items it makes for a much narrower kitchen. With the quality of the unit and the way it is assembled I expect to get several years of use out of this kitchen. You won't be disappointed either.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
Worth its weight in gold, December 10, 2007
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I have a 4 year old son and 1 year old daughter. My brother bought this for my mom's house as a gift to the kids (the kids stay with my mom while I work). My son actually wanted the kitchen - he's taken an interest in cooking and his imaginative play has really taken off lately. Anyway, it came in 2 huge boxes, assembly took about 1 hour - need an electric drill, overall easy to put together (I did it alone) and it is just adorable. We were surprised the 1 year old was so into it. The kids have been playing with the kitchen everyday for at least the last 2 weeks. Even the 8 & 9 year old neighbors come over to play with the little ones. The electronic features are hysterical. My son might grow out of it in a year or two, but my daughter has years ahead of kitchen play. I would recommend buying a second stool for a 2nd child and some extra food/cups/utensils to replace any lost items. Great quality toy. I love the faux hardwood floor and that its padded for little feet. My mom has been able to get so much done around the house without the 2 kids contantly at her feet.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
play kitchen, May 27, 2008
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The play kitchen is GREAT!
My granddaughter (18months) is in it daily cooking up a storm...
It is very durable and was not difficult to assemble.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Great Buy!, June 22, 2008
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I was disappointed when I realized it was missing a part when it arrived. I called Step 2 directly and they got the part out to me right away, so I didn't have to try to send it back to Amazon. I gave this to my daughter for her 4th birthday and she absolutely adores it! She and 4 of her friends had the mother of all tea parties here. I was afraid it would be too large, but it was perfect. It was simple enough to put together (quickest if you use a power screwdriver) and the stickers truly weren't problematic. I highly recommend this item.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
LifeStyle Grand Walk-In Kitchen is a hit!!!, January 12, 2008
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Our kids love it and play with it every day. Grown ups can participate by sitting on the stool and getting served! Real sounds of stove make it even more fun. It comes with lots of play food and kitchen utensils. Just make sure you have a spot to put it and a couple of hours for assembly.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Very Cute Kitchen, June 12, 2008
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My Daughter loves this kitchen she is 3 years old and she will be able to play with this for years to come,very well made.A must have for future little cooks!!!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Now the kids can cook............., April 5, 2008
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Now the kids can cook with the adults. I purchased this for my 2.5yr old for xmas and she has loved it ever since (about 6 months now).No failures, easy to put together, light, somewhat portable and with a few twists of a screwdriver it can be taken apart (not that it will for a few more years).
Step2 products are top notch.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
my daughter loves it, December 9, 2007
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My daughter has not stopped playing with this kitchen. The food is very lifelike and a good variety. Theres lots to do to keep her interested. I did have a VERY difficult time putting it together--NONE of the "pre-drilled holes" were drilled-so I had to punch thru the tough plastic-NOT FUN! However, when I see my daughter play with it-It was worth it. For the money-someone should have Inspected for the holes being drilled. That said--this is by far my daughter's favorite toy ever!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Great Purchase, October 17, 2007
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My granddaughter loves this kitchen! She calls it "her house". It would be nice to have more cabinets to store the food and eating utensils in, but overall the product is very nice and a great purchase.
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