This play kitchen and laundry centre by Little Tikes is a must for any child who loves imaginative play and pretending to be just like mummy. My girls have had so much use out of this, I am reluctantly getting rid of it as my girls have outgrown it. Priced at £90, I think its middle of the range price wise for a kitchen set such as this. You can pick them up for cheaper prices but should expect a lower quality item. Perfect for two children, the double sided kitchen and laundry centre means that two children can happily play side by side both doing their own thing or can play together. The kitchen has a coffee maker, fridge, dishwasher, sink, phone and ...  Read the complete review

My children are now 8 and 5 and out of all the toys we have bought since they were born this has to be the best buy. They still use it now and I can see that I am not going to be able to pass it on for some time to come! As usual it is great Little Tikes quality - very strong substantial plastic that stands up to little children pulling and shoving it around (unlike the cheap kitchen I bought them for their playhouse which is falling to pieces) It comes in two parts with a hinge so can be opened up long or one part folded back on the other to make it deeper but more compact. One side is the laundry centre and consists of an ironing board and two ...  Read the complete review

When my wife, in her infinite wisdom, decided that our daughter Emile had outgrown her Fisher Price Laugh And Learn kitchen, she went out without consulting me and bought this far inferior model. Although made by Little Tikes, and thus presumably a decent one to buy, I was majorly disappointed by the fact that this kitchen DOESN'T REALLY DO ANYTHING!!!! With pretend taps, a sink, a make-believe microwave, stove-top and oven and an ironing board and pretend iron, the kitchen looks very pretty and comes with lots of storage space in the shape of cupboards where you could store other toys but these are deceptively small and, in fact as experience has shown me, ...  Read the complete review