Family Friendly Places to Eat .

Surrounded by lush green fields, families can enjoy a scenic walk before settling down for lunch at The Hare & Hounds in Osterley. This historic pub is easily reached via a 50-minute drive from London where you’ll find a lovely pub garden. During the summer Read more…

A traditional family pub, where children are made to feel very welcome. There is an outside play area located very close to the beach so the kids can build sandcastles while you relax with a drink. Read more…

There’s a playground and a playbarn at this Birmingham Road pub, plus money-off deals on kids food on selected evenings. Melodie Hannon said: “The Wylde Green pub has a small play area plus an indoor soft play and TVs in the booths in the restaurant. Read more…

The Bridge Inn, Curbar, is the start of our River Derwent walk from Curbar to Froggat. There’s a large beer garden out the back as well as a play area for the kids. Kids meals are £4.50, including burgers, meat balls, chicken dippers, and fish Read more…

can accommodate children Read more…

yes, offers a children’s menu and has a lawn at the front of the restaurant allowing kids to enjoy playtime while parents are dining. Read more…

has high chairs and the menu can be adapted for kids Read more…

all children are welcome but has no accommodations Read more…

children under 10 are allowed at lunch but after 6 p.m. only children above the age of six are allowed Read more…

Only a stone’s throw from Victoria, The Goring can provide a quiet respite from the mayhem around the station. The children’s menu might not be the cheapest around, but the likes of a gooey cheese omelette or knickerbocker glory are worth paying for. The Goring’s Read more…

This Gordon Ramsay-owned gastropub is great for people watching, while children receive the red-carpet treatment. Kids under 12 eat free at York & Albany, as long as there is an adult dining from the a la carte menu, while slam dunk meatballs are among some Read more…

A real family-friendly pub conveniently located for the A63 and adjacent to St Andrew’s Quay Retail Park. With our famous daily carvery, a breakfast station and additional choices from our extensive menu and children’s specials, there’s lots to tempt whatever the time of day. And Read more…

The Bottle and Glass is located in the small village of Harby, on the Lincolnshire / Nottinghamshire border. It has recently undergone a complete refurbishment, with new outdoor areas for guests to enjoy. We have a secure beer garden at the back of the premises, Read more…