Wooden Ice Cream Counter Wooden Play Food Set (3+ Years)

This one is built around a parlour scene, with sliding doors at the front so children serve scoops in true parlour fashion rather than just handing over a piece. It comes with an assorted mix of ice creams and lollies with removable toppings, so the play is about serving and swapping rather than one fixed shape. If your child likes running a little shop and taking orders, this set fits that better than a plain stacking toy.

It is made from sustainably sourced wood rather than plastic, which is part of why Jaques call it eco-friendly. The counter itself is a wooden base with sliding doors at the front, and the ice creams and lollies are wooden pieces with removable toppings for mixing and matching. There is no plastic listed in the set, so the whole scene, counter and food, is wood based.

Jaques list it as suitable from 3 years and up. At that age the sliding doors and the slot-together toppings are within reach for small hands, and the set is designed to support fine motor skills like slotting, stacking and serving. It also encourages taking turns and sharing, which suits the social play that starts to click around this age.

No, it is designed as an active pretend play set rather than a shelf display. Children slide the front doors open to serve, choose from the assorted ice creams and lollies, and slot on removable toppings before handing them over. It works well for turn taking games, where one child serves and another orders, building both social confidence and steady hand-eye coordination.

You get the wooden counter base for organising and displaying the ice creams, plus an assorted range of wooden ice creams and lollies with removable toppings for mixing and matching. It arrives in a ribbon-wrapped Jaques box, so it is ready to give as a gift straight away without needing extra wrapping.

The counter measures 30cm by 28cm by 11.5cm, so it is compact enough for a table top, a play corner or a shelf when not in use. It does not need a dedicated play area, which makes it easier to fit into a smaller bedroom or living room setup than larger toy sets.

Yes, it is often bought for exactly those occasions, including welcoming a new sibling or as a birthday gift for a young girl. It comes in a ribbon-wrapped Jaques box, so it looks gift-ready on arrival. The imaginative serving play and social turn-taking also make it a toy that gets used with other children, not just alone.

No, it is a simple wooden set with sliding doors and slot-on toppings, so there is nothing electronic to charge or replace. Play comes entirely from moving the doors, choosing ice creams and lollies, and slotting toppings on and off. That means it is ready to play with straight from the box, and there is nothing extra to buy to keep it working.