It’s not fancy upscale..I don’t forsee a problem with taking the kiddies. But it is not the typical Mexican, as in burritos and the like....check the menu before you go. I thought the food was very good; the place is... (6 replies, last updated by bt31 December 28, 2006)

I second the recommendation for Jamie Kennedy Wine Bar. Another fun place to check out is Beerbistro on King, just east of Yonge street on the north side, just kiddie corner away from your hotel. I miss Zuni, glad to hear... (7 replies, last updated by fickle June 28, 2006)

, and the squash blossom enchilada. They had a kiddie size beans and cheese burrito, which my son ordered. The mole was not cloyingly sweet, and had good spicy notes and a hint of bitterness (I am bitter sensitive). It’s... (3 replies, last updated by notmartha August 24, 2008)

Cemitas Poblanas? I never had one, didn’t know what they were. Wifey and I, while driving by, thought we would stop and feed the kiddies at Don Adrian Cemitas Poblanas. Don Adrian is a small whole in the wall with three... (0 replies, last updated by WheresTheGrub June 21, 2008)

nothing beyond cheese and bread (or its kiddie relations, mac & cheese, pizza, quesadilla, cheese burrito, cottage cheese, etc.). Ethnic, unfortunately, is out. I don’t really want a family restaurant. And I don’t... (7 replies, last updated by shazzer65 March 7, 2007)

was better. Had a very sweet waitress, came to $26 before tax & tip. The new place next door is a little more expensive and has a little more ambiance. Wasted some time at Herrell’s with a kiddie dish of espresso which is... (0 replies, last updated by Joanie May 12, 2006)

, also on Pearl Street is a great Thai restaurant. New World Tortilla (corner of Pearl and ???-kiddy corner to Parima) for great burritos. Seven Days (a weekly paper) just published their “best of” issue. It may be... (9 replies, last updated by Maureen August 30, 2004)

i go to mexicatessen often and my favorite there is all meat red chile burritos. also their half and half (red and green chile) burritos is good too. fyi – their green chile is extremely hot! (57 replies, last updated by chowmominLA August 7, 2008)

taco truck that’ll feed 50 MINIMUM, but for under $10 a piece. All you can eat. Don’t know if the kiddie's will be into it tho. Email me offline if you’re interested. You can get great enchiladas from Gallegos... (14 replies, last updated by DrBruin October 17, 2009)

like beer, but I didn’t particularly like the taste. I ended up with Sweet Cream and the creamy Cherry gelato. I liked that you could get two flavours even though it was a kiddie sized cup. I thought the flavour was quite... (8 replies, last updated by canadianbeaver September 17, 2009)

ideas: Ole in Inman Square, though I haven’t been in a good long while All Star Sandwich would have good options for the kiddies, but best to go during a non-peak time The Druid (for lunch since it is, after all, a... (11 replies, last updated by penguin802003 October 9, 2006)

As Tex_in_YYC has mentioned the Mucho Burrito in Beacon Hill doesn’t suck. Today we tried the California/Thai place for Pad Thai as suggested by Ariadream and it was really good. Huge portions, we took half home. There are... (10 replies, last updated by sharonanne March 27, 2009)

during our meal. It was very relaxing. We got basic “comfort food”, a burrito and a chimichanga on platters fill out with rice and salad. Surprisingly, mine had a nice smoky spice to it. And it was so cheap! $30 for... (20 replies, last updated by eeee June 21, 2008)

Spicy chicken border burrito at Eduardo’s. I’m a burrito freak and this is by far the best chicken I’ve had at an LA taqueria. Possibly the chicken shawarma at Sham, provided it’s always moist and comes... (98 replies, last updated by Melvin Surdin August 12, 2009)

i could certainly use a beer! but that won’t fly with the kiddies. thanks anyways! (11 replies, last updated by piccola May 14, 2007)