Tender Leaf Toys

Bird’s Nest Café

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$97.99 $139.99 In stock

Category: Animals & Figurines

Bird’s Nest Café is a complete one-stop pretend play Coffee Shop with lots of accessories offering all-round creative play for 2 or more children.

Encouraging language skills and manual dexterity, children can make a pretend Cappucino with various toppings, brew them a cup of tea, toast a panini, or serve their customers a variety of sandwiches and pastries. 

Children can pretend to act out a variety of roles, such as entrepreneurs, barista or customer, exploring social interaction and manners, while organizing the Cafe into a working Coffee Shop.

We have included 40 accessories in order to make this a deluxe toy allowing for unlimited creative storytelling. Sustainably and ethically made from beautifully coloured solid rubber wood and top quality plywood, this is truly an heirloom toy.

  • Panini Toaster
  • 5 different colored pods
  • 2 clacking dials
  • Milk jug & steamer spout
  • 2 cups, 2 plates, 1 potholder
  • Knife, fork, spoon
  • Sugar cubes and chocolate shaker
  • 2 coffee discs & 3 different toppings
  • 3 flavored tea bags in fabric packs
  • 1 sandwich, 2 paninis, 3 pastries, & 2 cupcakes

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria P. ★★★★★

The little tables and cups are just the right size for small hands, and the play set kept my two kids busy for a solid hour without a single argument. I love that it gets them talking to each other about who's ordering what, so it's doing double duty as fun time and language practice.

Olivia ★★★★★

My three-year-old and her friend have been fighting over the little pastries and espresso cups all week, but that’s exactly what I wanted—this set gets two kids talking and working together without any screens. The sheer number of accessories means they can play out an entire café scenario from star

Samuel H. ★★★★☆

My kids fight over who gets to be the barista every single morning, but that’s half the fun. The set is sturdy enough for two children to play side by side, and the little pastries have survived a month of rough handling so far.