What does the set include?

A pizzeria scene with delivery vehicles, five minifigures and 494 pieces in total, including plenty of detailed accessory parts.

How many different parts does it use?

222 unique parts, a high count for a set of this size. The full list is on this page.

Does it fit with other LEGO® City sets?

Yes, the colours and vehicle style match the usual City palette, so it combines well with other street scenes.

City

Pizza Delivery Experience with Vehicles

Pizza Delivery Experience with Vehicles packs a full pizzeria scene into LEGO® City, combining a kitchen setup, delivery vehicles and five minifigures across 494 pieces. With 222 unique parts, it is a fairly detail-heavy set for its size.

Set number: 60496
Year: 2026
Pieces: 494
Minifigures: 5
Theme: City
Different parts: 222

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 222

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 (30)

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

Minifigures 5

Pizza Worker, Dark Red Legs, Dark Brown Hair fig-0177744 pieces × 1
Pizza Worker, Tan Legs, Black Hair fig-0177754 pieces × 1
Pizza Worker, Light Bluish Gray Legs, Dark Tan Hair fig-0177764 pieces × 1
Girl, Bright Green Sweater, Tan Short Legs, Dark Brown Hair fig-0177774 pieces × 1
Woman, Dark Pink Hoodie, Sand Blue Legs, Dark Orange Hair fig-0177784 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 4 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

More than one building block

Rather than a single structure, the set links a kitchen or pizzeria counter area with vehicles built for delivery, mixing an indoor scene with a street setup. That combination of interior and vehicles is typical of larger LEGO® City sets and keeps both the build and the play varied. Builders who usually collect buildings and vehicles separately get both tied into one connected scene here. The setup naturally continues the story: a pizza is prepared, boxed, loaded onto a vehicle and delivered somewhere else on a City street, without needing extra sets to make that work.

222 unique parts packed into 494 pieces

A ratio of 222 unique parts to 494 pieces total is high for a set this size, pointing to plenty of small props rather than large repeated sections. Expect ingredients, boxes, tools and similar detail pieces suited to a food-themed scene. Anyone collecting accessory or decoration pieces from the City range will find the full breakdown worth checking in the parts list on this page.

Five minifigures for a working scene

Five minifigures is enough to cover several roles at once, such as kitchen staff, a delivery rider and customers, letting the set play out as a small daily-life scene rather than a single figure with a vehicle. That mirrors how many LEGO® City sets are built around a believable slice of everyday life instead of a vehicle model on its own. It also suits children who like playing with several figures at once, giving each one a clear job within the same scene.

A palette built for the street

Black and light bluish grey cover roads, vehicles and technical parts, medium nougat adds wood and food-style accents, and yellow supplies the familiar City accent colour for vehicles. Together it is a palette that slots comfortably into existing LEGO® City street scenes, without relying on any colour unique to this one set. Anyone building out a wider City street from several sets can drop this one in without a jarring colour mismatch.

FAQ

What does the set include?: A pizzeria scene with delivery vehicles, five minifigures and 494 pieces in total, including plenty of detailed accessory parts.
How many different parts does it use?: 222 unique parts, a high count for a set of this size. The full list is on this page.
Does it fit with other LEGO® City sets?: Yes, the colours and vehicle style match the usual City palette, so it combines well with other street scenes.

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