#Kidkraft Retro Kitchen and Refrigerator in Pink: Toys - Games

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

By Jen Price on December 3, 2009

Pros:

1. It looks much like Pottery Barn's play set for a fraction of the cost.

2. Walmart is cheaper then Target. We had liked one at Target, but Target's is smaller in width than this one. Also if buying online Target doesn't have free shipping to store. Shipping alone would of been almost 50 bucks.

3. Makes noises but not loudly. This play kitchen has

3 knobs in the front that make clicking noises.

4. Nice compartments sizes. The door under the sink opens to a large space without a shelf which is a plus because wood play appliances could be stored in there or a large basket of play food.

5. It's made of wood and not plastic. All the wood is sturdy, solid and it was easy for my husband to put together.

6. HUGE hit with our 2 year old daughter and all her play date friends.

Cons:

1. Weird holes. I didn't like was there is holes the size of quarters drilled in on the back side and floor in the area below the sink in inside the compartment area. The same size holes are drilled in the very bottom area under the oven and yet again in the back areas of the refrigerator. Not really sure what the holes are for wish they were not there. But I probably still would of bought this play kitchen set because it is the best out there for the price and being real wood.

2. Plastic handles and knobs. At least their heavy duty would be extremely hard to break. I personally like metal hardware better. But its not a deal breaker.

Specific Dimensions:

Outside the sink stove part:

about 25.5 inches wide and 20.25 inches high. The back slash with the clock at it's highest point is 26.5 inches high.

The inside areas of the sink stove part:

Within the oven it's slightly over 9. Read more