Features:

  • 2 sides of toddler-friendly play
  • 20+ removable play pieces
  • Interactive food prep area, including a sink, light-up grill & service bell
  • Dashboard packed with hands-on fun, including steering wheel, clicker key & gear shifter
  • “Magical” cash register reads all 4 menu cards! "Ring up" orders by pressing the number buttons, and push the music button for a playlist of learning songs and more
  • Drop-through recycle bin and put & take fridge
  • 3 Smart Stages levels learning content grows along with your child
  • 125+ songs, sounds, tunes & phrases
Adorable, catchy, and fun!

We love this!! Its super cute and the levels are great! I actually like all the sings too haha my girls seem to enjoy it. We've had it since July and they are now 2 and 10 months. The smoothies and pizza are their favorite pieces. I definitely recommend this toy. It also saves space verses a huge play kitchen.

He love it. He loves playing kitchen

I bought this for 2 year old son! He love it. He loves playing kitchen. Truck is very easy to put together and very well made. I highly recommend it!

Fantastic!!!

Bought this for my one year old and he loves it!!! It's adorable. I was absolutely amazed by the many different features that keep him engaged. The open/closed sign at the top slides back and forth, the grill lights and sizzles, the bell rings, the faucet sounds like running water, the cash register beeps, the steering wheel turns, there's a shape sorter, stackable food, refrigerator door that opens and closes, the key turns, etc. Right now he's thrilled with the parts and pieces, sounds and lights but as he gets older he can get into the pretend play. This is a toy that should grow with him and I imagine it will be a favorite for a long time to come. My older kids who are 8, 7 and 4 were quick to jump in and play too. I should also add that it was a pretty quick and simple assembly and the included food and accessory items are: pizza that is 4 slices that fit together; burger that is stackable and has top and bottom bun, bacon, meat and lettuce; 3 smoothies in small, medium and large; a plate, spatula, and fork. There are also 3 "cookie/cakes" that go in the shape sorter. There are 4 recipe cards that fit in slots on the inside showing the proper food construction. These cards can be pushed into a groove in the cash register that prompts noises and songs. This is one of the best toys I've seen in a long while.

Cute, fun and reasonably priced!

Really cute toy! My five year old picked this to give to his little brother for his first birthday. Kids must know what other kids like because they both love it! It took about 15 minutes to assemble-super easy. Just a handful of screws and the other pieces snap together. Comes with a lot of food pieces, and the songs, etc. are cute and got my one year old dancing!

It is a great imaginary toy for him

My son asked for this often for Christmas...and he plays with it all of the time. It was a little bit of a hassle to set up (thank you husband) but my son plays with it a ton so it was worth it. It has cute sounds for cooking and the different items in the truck. My son goes behind it and loves selling me, the food and pretends to drive away. It is a great imaginary toy for him...and works on counting and colors and things like that. His older sister (12) will even play with it too haha (but I'm sure she wouldn't admit to it to other people).

I think this Is the only toy he liked from Santa

Purchased for my sons 1st Christmas ... he is 12 months old... I think this Is the only toy he liked from Santa !!! He has played with this thing all day long and toys hardly ever keep his attention !!! You will not go wrong buying this toy for a boy or girl !!!

My son's favorite toy!

I purchased this about 7 months ago for my son. He was about 9 months old at the time and still loved pulling himself up on it and playing with all the pieces. Now he's almost a year and a half and it's still his favorite toy. He loves for me to get it all set up and he likes messing with each item. My 7 year old twins also will play with it for a few minutes. It's a great long lasting toy. We also bought it for a friend's birthday party and their family loves it as well.

LOVE THIS - wait for pro-mo

I really really love this...and so do my 2 and 6 year old. It has some cool features I didn't realize: - the taco has two options -- beef or lettuce and beans - the hamburger can be built by the child by sliding items with holes in the middle through a center piece (avocado, burger meat, bacon, etc.) and clicking the top on - the smoothie drinks fit in little circle slots and play songs or making different sounds when you insert them - there are four "menu" cards. When you place them in the cash register area to "scan" them (which my just-turned-2 year old can manage), the system "reads" what is on the card and has corresponding songs, sounds, or sound bytes - the shape sorter "recycling" bin in the front (green part) stores ALL of the pieces that come with it...and my kids can open the "fridge" on the other side to pull them out The sounds and music are NOT annoying - they are cute and catchy. ASSEMBLY: I have never assembled a toy in my life because I AM AN IDIOT, and I was able to do this with only minimal help from my 6 YEAR OLD...lol It took us 20 minutes but would take a normal person 10 minutes - no joke. It's about 10 screws and the instructions were really clear (to my 6 year old). She enjoyed helping and my husband was entertained watching the process (but did not need to help at all himself). You do have to put some stickers on -- the menu is a sticker, the alphabet line in the front is two stickers, and there were maybe 4 others? Not too bad. It takes 3 AA batteries that you need a screw driver to put in (one of the screwdrivers with the intersecting cross/X thing on it, not one of the flat ones). <-- I told you I was an idiot! :) We really love this. I wish it had been available 6 months ago so my son could have enjoyed it earlier - but I think he'll get another 2 years out of it (especially since my 6 year old plays with it with him and seems to have fun - they were fighting over it last night). Wait to get it until you can get a pro-mo code on the FB site. We got ours for 30 per-cent off around memorial day when it was a preorder.

It’s cute and fun

Got this for our 18 month old for Christmas at a great price and she LOVES it. I think it’s the only toy I can say she plays with every single day. At first I was concerned about it taking up space in our adult areas since we don’t have a playroom, but that’s life with a toddler. It is small but that doesn’t seem to bother her. I love that there are 3 different levels to hear different sounds when she pushes the buttons. The only negative for us, which isn’t a huge deal, is that she tries to put the smoothie cups in the circle shape sorter “trash/recycle bin”, and gets frustrated sometimes that they don’t fit. She’s like, hey! This is a circle and it’s supoosed to go in here, why won’t it fit? But overall she really loves it and it’s fun for everyone to play customer with her.

We were reluctant to add another bulky toy, but this is been a hit!

UPDATE (11/20) -- Over three months later, this toy still gets played with daily! We have four kids, ranging from 11 years old to 9 months old, and I love to find toys that all four will play with together. This toy was an instant hit! My kids enjoy playing "kitchen" and "restaurant" with our variety of "food" toys, and this Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Servin' Up Fun Food Truck just adds to the fun. We have and love the Fisher-Price Servin' Surprises Kitchen & Table and many of the accessories for it, and my kids especially enjoy the music and songs! This Food Truck follows the same idea, but has different "stages" of learning and interaction -- my 6 year old and 11 year old enjoyed trying the different "games" via the cash register. You can insert the "menu cards" into the register for leveled options. We liked that there are healthier food items, more consistent with what we choose to eat. My 2½ year old initially was "driving" it, pushing it across the floor (it would be even cuter if it were mobile!) She has taken ownership of the toy, which has resulted in a few meltdowns with her not wanting her siblings to play. But, that's been a good teachable moment, to encourage sharing with one kid to be a server and the other as the customer. They all like the "recycle bin" -- sorting the cookie/brownie shapes, and also just dumping everything into it; and then retrieving everything from the "refrigerator" on the opposite side. They like to build/fix the hamburger, and my toddler liked matching the smoothie sizes to the sizes of her siblings, ha! They have all played with it every day for the last week, which is impressive! My baby likes to try to pull herself up on it, which did cause a near topple -- it is sturdy, but not enough for her clumsy beginning stage -- and makes sense why they have it marked as 18-36 months. It was absolutely no problem to assemble -- My husband quickly used a Phillips screwdriver to get it pieced together, I put the few easy stickers on, and it was ready to play with in ten minutes. It does require 3 AA batteries. My husband had been reluctant to add another big bulky toy, but this has been a hit! It stands just under 30" tall, and is about 22" wide and long. My toddler comfortably stands, my 6yo kneels, and my 11yo can sit comfortably at this toy. We love it!

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