Diner Restaurant Play Set: 2 Double-Sided Menus, Open/Closed Sign, 60-Page Receipt Book, Erasable Pen

This pretend play diner restaurant set includes two double-sided customer menus (one for breakfast, one for lunch/dinner), a server menu, an open/closed sign, a 60-page receipt book, and an erasable pen. Designed for role-playing games, the pieces measure about 8.3 by 11.2 inches (customer menus, waiter order paper, receipt book) and the sign is 8.3 by 5.5 inches. The dry-erase marker and sealed film surface let kids write and wipe orders repeatedly.

Can kids customize the menus?

Yes. The customer menus have blank areas where children can draw or write their own dishes, encouraging creativity. They can design their own restaurant, cafe, or diner and add custom items like specials, prices, or decorations. This adds a personal touch and extends the play value.

What pieces are included and what are the sizes?

Is the pen really erasable on the menus?

Yes. The menus have a sealing film that works with the included dry-erase marker. Kids can write orders, wipe them clean, and start over. The surfaces are durable and easy to clean with a cloth, making the set reusable for hours of pretend play.

How many pages does the receipt book have?

The receipt book contains 60 pages, giving plenty of room for taking orders during play. Each page is 8.3 by 11.2 inches, matching the other menu pieces. Kids can tear out orders or use the book repeatedly with the erasable pen.

Creative role‑playing ideas with this set

Children can set up their own restaurant, take orders, cook pretend food, and use the open/closed sign to manage business hours. The blank spaces on menus allow for drawing specials or writing prices. They can also practice writing and math skills by calculating totals. This set works well with other pretend food and kitchen toys, encouraging imaginative social play.