Alex Loukissas 🍉
@futureartist
Parentcaster question: how do you find kid-friendly cafes, restaurants, and similar establishments?
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Renjith Nair
@rn
Unless you go to a super high end / fine dining restaurant, just take them with you . They are humans kids , aren’t they ? Some people with stare and give you looks but don’t read much in to it . Kids will get used to behaving and they will learn the ways . Much smarter than we give them credit for 😂
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Renee Bigelow
@reneeb
A kid menu. Even if you don’t need it for your kids, you know they expect and welcome them. Google restaurant results also have an about tab that details if kid friendly - Pulls from reviews. FYI when my kids were infants/toddlers I had - no tablecloth rule because they grab on them and yank in addition to messiness.
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kbc - 🔜 EthCC
@kbc
Recommendation. It’s harder when you travel. Best place I went was a pancake house in the north of the Netherlands. Huge play area for small kids, and a game room for teenagers.
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pjs
@pjs
Looking forward to seeing other answers. For me, it’s recommendations (first) and then Google Maps reviews + photos (second)
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chris 🎩
@ckurdziel.eth
Go to Europe 😂
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grin↑
@grin
Same as @ajd — just bring em where you want Kids should be default-allowed, not default-excluded
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BBB 👊
@jianbing.eth
In part that depends on your definition of kid friendly. For example: we can’t stand places that offer grilled cheese and chicken fingers as a kids menu, but for other parents that’s a must.
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Lvl 99 Farmer
@ajd
We just take our kids wherever we want to go for the most part. They are 1 and 3 so not easy to manage, but it has never been too much of a problem.
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