, that is casual, that has a children's menu, and that will not break the bank. Anywhere in DC or VA would be fine. Does such a place exist?? Thanks so much! (6 replies, last updated by eliser February 8, 2006)

We ate at Ambria this week, and it remains one of Chicago’s best restaurants. But there’s a plus for your well-behaved young ones: a children's menu that includes a visit to the kitchen to create a one-of-a-kind... (0 replies, last updated by Jeff Pelline April 29, 2006)

. Anyone know if kids are normally accepted in Norma’s? (He will not require a children's menu.) Thank you. (2 replies, last updated by T September 16, 2001)

Thanks for your response, Tina. Actually though, we’d probably order something off the regular menu for her, like an appetizer or somesuch. Which begs the question of can diners mix their orders? ie us two ordering off the... (4 replies, last updated by Sierramum January 27, 2004)

We’re off to Seattle in May with my two young children and would love some suggestions of decent/good places to eat that either have a child’s menu or at least are child friendly. We’re open to any kind of food.... (5 replies, last updated by mr.nelso February 24, 2006)

Our elementary school is considering ‘outsourcing’ the school lunches to Children's Choice. They have 12 choices a day, 8 cold opentions (including vegan) and 4 hot. They are a green business, and source locally... (5 replies, last updated by lexdevil March 12, 2008)

west of the Forum does deliver — I’d guess the hotel would be in their delivery zone. Search for them on this board, and check out their website for menu and discount coupons. (23 replies, last updated by susancinsf January 4, 2008)

Note that Mrnelso rode the taxi the otehr direction – sunfish is in West Seattle, Ivars is downtown. both are good. we love a trip to the locks (http://www.nws.usace.army.mil/PublicMenu/Menu... (6 replies, last updated by mrnelso August 25, 2009)

I know ‘fine dining’ and 'with children' don’t really go together, but my husband and I are looking for some places where we might be able to get some high quality fare and still be welcomed with our 3 and 1... (18 replies, last updated by Piper2 May 23, 2007)

factor and short attention span, and choose restaurants accordingly, In another thread someone mentioned that they often take their small children to Chinese buffet places, where they dont have to choose from a menu, the food... (100 replies, last updated by Mawrter March 22, 2009)

there as Hastings is not a street to take small children on in this neighbourhood. Foo’s Ho Ho 102 Pender Street East at Columbia Vancouver, BC V6A 1T3 (604) 609-2889 (13 replies, last updated by selena03 August 27, 2009)

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Travelling with grandma and 2 children 10 and 12 with varied tastes. Staying in the 9th Arrondisement (Opera area). Will go on the metro for a good feed with atmosphere. No Disney or... (2 replies, last updated by Vicki November 15, 2004)

Has anyone been? Any reports on this new location? I know it’s the same key people, menu, etc — but is it as great? Are “kinks” being worked out? Flour has always been on my wish list but getting to the... (3 replies, last updated by Chicky February 12, 2007)

with the same name which does a set menu 28 or 29 euro per person. Tons of food, so little kids can probably just pick off parents' plate and be fine! (2 replies, last updated by Pappardelle May 15, 2008)

a “franchise” atmosphere. In other words.....a restaurant that welcomes but doesn’t necessarily cater to (well-behaved) children, yet at the same time offers me a nice place to unwind and enjoy a decent meal as... (13 replies, last updated by BradT February 24, 2008)