Grocery Go Karts Board Game for Preschoolers and Kids Ages 4 and Up, Building Game with Mini Groceries, Preschool Games for 2-4 Players

Grocery Go Karts has quickly become a favorite in our house! It's the perfect mix of fun and learning, and it’s great for preschoolers and older kids alike. My 4-year-old picked it up quickly, and even the older siblings enjoy playing along — which makes it an awesome family game night option. The gameplay is simple but engaging, and the colorful pieces keep the kids interested. I love that it also helps build important skills like matching, memory, and strategy, all while having fun racing around with the grocery karts. It’s rare to find a game that entertains a range of ages and keeps everyone laughing. Highly recommend for families with young kids looking for a game that’s both educational and a blast to play!

Bought this for an eight year old and two six year olds, and they’re all enjoying it. The object of the game is to collect the items on the grocery list, stack them in your cart, and be the first one to make it to the check out lanes. Gameplay is pretty fast and easy- I think the most challenging part is balancing your items in the cart while pushing it around the board. The rules are simple to follow and easy going, so this game could be fun for kids a little younger than the kids I bought this for. It does have little pieces, so probably is not a game for kids that put things in their mouths. My favorite part is all of the cute, little faces on the carts and food items. Overall, I am pleased with this game!

We bought this for our son for his fourth birthday and he absolutely LOVES it, even months later!!

This is a cute game concept, but it is an absolute crap load of pieces. its like a never ending amount of pieces . I feel as though it takes a bit to set up. But once its going and you're playing with someone who can handle it, it is a cute game. My son is 4 and he can do it My daughter is 3 and she *tries* but basically just wants to just stack all the groceries, as if thats the game. She was able to follow the die concept and throw it to see what color, albeit for like 3 minutes lol. But my 4 yr old definitely gets it. Simple concept. Cute gift idea. Just a lot of pieces that some parents may not want to deal with.

My daughter and I played this game together. She just turned 7. It was honestly way too easy and a little boring for her. We made up some of our own rules to make it a little more difficult (like going around a full time with your items once collected, not starting with bread in the bottom so it is harder to stack, etc.). My son is 11 and has special needs with moderate intellectual disability and it was much better for him than her as it is really simple. The pieces are very well made and can be played with after the game is over as well as the cart wheels are rubber and you could even just stack the items to see how many you can add before it topples over (just have to make sure they go back in the box!). We even tried launching all of the pieces back into the box from the carts. Assembly was super easy and barely anything needed to be done to start playing. I do think that the age should be lowered to 3 (though I guess the pieces could be swallowed, or at least some of them) due to its simplicity. I liked that it was different and well-made.

Grandkiddos love the game. Good practice for counting and colors too

We loved this game! My 7 year old and I had a blast with this one. It's very easy to play, directions are solid and the game is fun! You start out with a loaf of bread and you stack other items on top as you move through the board. Once you have everything, you have to get to the checkout line. We had a lot of laughs with this one!

The game itself is ok, simple game for young players. The item received appears to be an opened return. Contents were loose in the box, perforated cards were already popped out, coupon cards were tossed about and the box is heavily damaged. Not a great presentation considering this was a gift.