Play Kitchens & Play Food

Pretend cooking is one of the most popular kinds of play, and this range has everything for it: play kitchens, cookers and fridges, play food to chop and serve, tea sets for tea parties, and outdoor mud kitchens. There are around 490 items in stock. What you'll find Play kitchens...

Pretend cooking is one of the most popular kinds of play, and this range has everything for it: play kitchens, cookers and fridges, play food to chop and serve, tea sets for tea parties, and outdoor mud kitchens. There are around 490 items in stock.

What you'll find

  • Play kitchens and appliances: about 130 kitchens and kitchen sets, from tabletop sets to wooden kitchens with a sink, hob and storage, plus toy coffee machines, toasters, microwaves and BBQ grills.
  • Play food: wooden cutting fruit and veg sets, pizza sets, ice cream counters and bakery sets, plus large plastic food bundles with baskets.
  • Tea sets: about 60 sets in tin, silicone, wood and porcelain, many with a carry case.
  • Mud kitchens for the garden, and chef's aprons and hats for dressing the part.
  • Baking for real: a few Easy-Bake ovens and mixes for older children, used with an adult.

Brands and prices

Brands include Melissa & Doug, Hape, Tender Leaf Toys, Le Toy Van, Tiny Land, Lehoo Castle and CUTE STONE. Smaller sets start at around £28, most items cost up to about £80, and full-size wooden kitchens cost more. The typical price is around £53.

Keep the role play going with our toy doctor and vet sets or the full Dress Up & Pretend Play range.

Frequently asked questions

Wooden or plastic play kitchen?

Wooden kitchens are sturdy and often include a sink, oven and storage shelves. Plastic sets tend to be lighter and more often have lights, sounds or colour-changing food. Both are listed here, with the material and size on each product page.

Does play food work with any play kitchen?

Yes. Play food sets are sold on their own, so they work with any kitchen or with none at all. Cutting sets come in pieces that join together, so children can slice them apart with the toy knife and use them again.

Do play kitchens need assembling?

Most larger wooden kitchens arrive flat-packed and need assembling with the tools and instructions provided. Smaller playsets and tea sets are ready to play with.

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