Restaurants And Cafes
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Wagamama
With a name that translates to mean wilful or naughty child, surely Wagamama must be the place to go with children for dinner. The staff are always friendly and the food is consistently good. Highchairs clip straight onto the table so there’s no problem sitting wherever you like, a noodle doodle colouring sheet and crayons...
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TGI Friday’s
TGI’s is a great place to take the kids and they are very child friendly. There are high chairs aplenty and it’s always nice to be greeted with colouring sheets and crayons. Portion sizes are huge, however there is a children’s menu which not only offers pasta and burgers, but for the more adventurous, fajitas...
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Tai Wu
The Tai Wu on Oxford Road opposite the Palace Theatre has been a favourite in our family since Harry was born nearly five years ago. We used to turn up on a weekend with him in his rock-a-tot and he would happily sit there while we gorged ourselves. This has now progressed into both our...
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Shimla Pinks
It was a cold wet Sunday approaching tea time and we could only think of one thing that would warm the cockles of our heart – CURRY. We hoped our two year old would feel the same! We headed for Shimla Pinks. At an embarrassingly early 5.30pm we were first to arrive in the restaurant,...
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Queenie Mumbles
Probably one of my favourite cafes to go to with children. The fact that it’s been ignored for any nomination in family friendly restaurant awards seems quite an oversight. Managed by a mum of four, a lot of thought has gone into making this small, but perfectly formed café an enjoyable place to eat with...
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Pizza Hut
The older kids just love Pizza Hut. To begin with you’re brought activity booklets and crayons, usually linked to a new movie release, so the kids are happy. The service is swift which is always appreciated. The food is unsophisticated, but good enough to keep eveybody...
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Pizza Express
An ever-reliable favourite, Pizza Express is a pleasant dining experience and delivers consistently good pizzas. They are very family friendly and are more than used to the odd tantrum. You can watch pizzas being made in the open kitchen, but unfortunately you can’t make your own With the usual supply of crayons and colouring paper,...
