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Ice Cream Counter Playset

Prices as of September 26, 2026, as listed by each retailer — verify the current price on the retailer's site before purchase.

Price history tracked at Nordstrom price tracker

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$70.99
Sep 14 · Nordstrom
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$70.99
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Lowest in 14 days: $70.99 at Nordstrom. Highest: $70.99. Current best is 0% below the 14-day high.

What buyers say

AI summary · 170 reviews

A durable, imaginative playset that delights young children with realistic ice cream serving and money-handling activities. The scooper mechanism is a common point of failure, but this occurs rarely among the overwhelmingly positive reviews.

Liked

  • Realistic play experience
  • Durable construction
  • Easy-to-use scoop mechanism

Complaints

  • Scooper breaks easily
  • No replacement parts available
  • Toppings stick to ice cream

Generated by AI from real customer reviews at Nordstrom — may miss nuance. Summarized Sep 2026.

About this product

The Melissa & Doug Ice Cream Counter Playset is a wooden and plastic pretend play set designed for young children. It includes a display case, eight wooden ice-cream scoops, six assorted toppings, two cones, a plastic cup, an ice-cream scooper, tongs, a wooden spoon, and a reusable menu. Children can use the set to serve dolls, friends, or family in a playful ice-cream shop scenario. The playset measures approximately 13.5 inches long, 8.5 inches wide, and 7.75 inches tall. It is suitable for ages 3 and up.

  • Includes 8 wooden scoops
  • Plastic cup and cones included
  • 6 assorted toppings
  • Reusable menu
  • Ages 3 and up
  • Wood and plastic construction

Based on 170 reviews at Nordstrom

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