Is the Park Café a closed building?

No, it's an open-air stand with a counter and seating area rather than a building with walls and a roof.

Which minifigures are included?

Set 41426 comes with 2 minifigures, typically one working behind the counter and one seated as a customer.

Does it fit with other Heartlake City sets?

Yes, its open layout slots easily alongside other buildings in the range as part of a larger street scene.

Friends

LEGO® Heartlake City Park Café

Heartlake City Park Café is a 2020 LEGO® Friends set built as an open-air food stand rather than a closed building. Its 224 pieces form a counter, small tables and seating, with 2 minifigures included to staff and visit the café. This page lists all 108 unique parts used in the build.

Set number: 41426
Year: 2020
Pieces: 224
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Friends
Different parts: 108

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 108

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (25)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 2

Stephanie - Magenta Top, White Apron fig-0089775 pieces × 1
Mia - Orange Top, Olive Green Skirt, Sunglasses fig-0103425 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

All 2 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

An open layout instead of a building

Unlike many Friends sets built as closed structures, the Park Café is designed as an open stand with a counter, small tables and seating rather than fixed walls or a roof section that needs removing. That open layout makes the set easier to play with directly, since minifigures can move freely around the stand without any part blocking access. At 224 pieces, the build stays short enough for a quick afternoon session, which also makes it an easy set to build together with a younger sibling or friend.

A café built for two

The 2 included minifigures cover a simple café scenario, one behind the counter and one seated as a customer. Small accessories such as cups, cake slices and a serving tray are tucked among the 108 unique parts, giving both figures props to use during roleplay. That focus makes the set well suited to shorter play sessions where a full building isn't needed, and the figures swap easily with other Friends minifigures from an existing collection.

Colours for a bright park setting

White covers the counter and roof for a bright base, while Medium Nougat appears on wood-effect elements such as tables and fencing, giving the stand an outdoor feel. Light Bluish Gray provides quieter contrast on flooring and path pieces, and Magenta, a recurring Friends accent colour, turns up on decoration and smaller components. The full colour breakdown of all 108 parts is listed further up this page, useful for spotting the Magenta pieces specifically.

A compact addition to a bigger scene

Because the café is open rather than enclosed, it doesn't take up the footprint of a full building, which makes it easy to slot in alongside other Heartlake City sets as a small meeting point within a larger street scene. For collectors who already own several Friends buildings, this offers a compact way to expand the collection without needing much extra space or build time.

FAQ

Is the Park Café a closed building?: No, it's an open-air stand with a counter and seating area rather than a building with walls and a roof.
Which minifigures are included?: Set 41426 comes with 2 minifigures, typically one working behind the counter and one seated as a customer.
Does it fit with other Heartlake City sets?: Yes, its open layout slots easily alongside other buildings in the range as part of a larger street scene.

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