Family Friendly Places to Eat in London.

Michel Roux Jr’s two-Michelin-starred bastion of haute cuisine probably isn’t somewhere that most parents would dream of taking their kids. But Le Gavroche does welcome little ones, although it’s worth noting that they do not provide high chairs or baby-changing facilities. There’s no children’s menu, Read more…

The Dorchester’s grown-up glamour might not scream child-friendly, but being a parent shouldn’t stop you enjoying the high life, and the hotel’s famous Grill will happily accommodate you and your child. Take in the striking Murano glass chandelier while tucking into one of the many 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…

While it may be the personification of its Chelsea clientele – handsome, refined and utterly assured – that doesn’t mean this classic Italian won’t welcome children. One of Daphne’s trump cards is the usual slick service from owners Caprice Holdings (The Ivy et al), not Read more…

Expect an old-fashioned Italian welcome for families at Angela Hartnett’s Café Murano. The restaurant offers a dedicated children’s menu which costs just £10 and includes either chicken Milanese or a bowl of pasta, followed by ice ceam. The perfect way to bring families together – Read more…

While Daniel Boulud’s brasserie may have a chic, business-like vibe, staff are very obliging when it comes to children. A set lunch and pre-theatre menu offers great value for money at £24 for three courses, including tea and coffee. An extra bonus for dads (or Read more…

all ages for lunch, above 6 for dinner, can provide highchair and make smaller portions Read more…

10 and up only, cant have prams or pushchairs Read more…

accommodates children, in certain rooms, during certain times.  They offer a child-friendly Afternoon Tea. Read more…

children are allowed before 8 p.m. After 8 p.m exceptions can be made. They also offer a kids menu. Read more…

children age four are allowed Monday through Friday for lunch and all ages are allowed Saturday and Sunday for lunch. For all dinners, children age six through 10 can be a part of 6:00 and 6:30 reservations but must leave the restaurant before 8:30. Read more…

children 10 y/o and older are allowed in the casual dining room and children 14 y/o and older are allowed in the fine dining room Read more…

children under 18 y/o are allowed for lunch but not after 5 p.m. Read more…

Nobu is the savvy parent’s secret posh lunch, providing all the necessary amenities, as well as helpful staff happy to warm bottles or recommend child-approved dishes. Although dinner gets booked up well in advance, at lunchtime, same-day bookings are common. The children’s bento box includes Read more…

For a meal with the children which has the bonus of an incredible view across London, the OXO Tower Brasserie is tough to beat. The brasserie sits up on the eighth floor of the famous tower, which overlooks the Thames, and serves a dedicated children’s Read more…

Some restaurants aim to simply accomodate children while others go the extra mile to actually provide kids with a unique dining experience. Tredwells certainly falls into the latter camp. Offering a five-course culinary kids menu for just £17, the Covent Garden restaurant aims to show Read more…

The Red Lion in Barnes was made for long family meals and Sunday lunches. While adults settle in and order drinks from the bar, little ones can play in the playground out back, which has a small slide and ping pong table. There’s also a Read more…

Located in leafy West Dulwich, they have extensive gardens featuring a climbing frame for children and table tennis and boules for adults, as well as a handsome bar, elegant dining room and two beautiful private rooms ideal for parties. 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…

If your child is the kind that loves seafood then they will be ‘Wright’ at home here. Wright Brothers’ menu has oysters at its heart and there’s not much these folk don’t know about all kinds of shellfish. You can expect well-heeled locals and fellow Read more…

Wahaca’s South Bank outpost is made up of eight recycled shipping containers which are decorated with graffiti and murals, something that should keep younger visitors distracted – as too the riverside location. An affordable children’s menu at Wahaca gives the choice of building your own Read more…

The Rainforest Café isn’t just child-friendly, it’s made for children. Featuring a dining room designed to look like a jungle, complete with sounds and life-sized toy animals, the Rainforest Café also boasts an ultra-child-friendly menu of crowd pleasing dishes and staff who are used to Read more…

Over time Poppie’s has earnt itself a reputation for serving some of the finest fish and chips in the Capital and the good news is that it doesn’t just do vast adult-sized portions. A section of the menu called ‘food for kids’ includes small portions Read more…

The perfect option for London-bound families in the summer, Pique-Nique’s location in Tanner Street Park is a great place to soak up the urban buzz. It also means there’s somewhere to let the kids run around after you’ve tucked into some affordably-priced rotisserie chicken with Read more…

Inamo is a no-brainer for any parent dragging kids around London. This futuristic restaurant’s tables double up as an entertainment centre where you can spy on the kitchen with ‘Chef Cam’, play retro videogames like Pong or design your own place setting. Ordering the Asian Read more…

Bill Granger’s relaxed, cool, and seemingly effortless café is well known for its brunch options, especially its ricotta hotcakes. Such sweet treats are bound to be a hit with kids, and at this child-friendly eatery parents can opt for more savoury options including an endless Read more…

This unbeatable sourdough pizza chain has a Covent Garden branch that is a perfect pitstop during a day out in the capital. The low prices offer fantastic value for families: the kids’ menu includes a pizza, a drink and ice cream for just £5. Where: Read more…

This bowling alley-cum-American diner has the unique advantage of not only being a place you can take the young’uns for dinner, but also giving them something fun to do. At All Star lanes, it’s all about the three B’s: bowling, booze, and burgers. With the Read more…

don’t allow children younger than 12 y/o Read more…

children are welcome. The afternoon tea is popular Read more…

has colouring pages and makes kid ice cream sandwiches. Says private dining rooms are good for groups with children Read more…

has high chairs, a children’s menus, and colouring sheets Read more…

has high chairs and tries best to accommodate children Read more…

has a children’s menu and colouring activities Read more…

has high chairs Read more…

can accommodate children Read more…

has high chairs and can tailor the menu on request Read more…

has highchairs and there’s room for prams Read more…

Ristorante Frescobaldi’s menu is based on Tuscan dishes with influences coming from the food of Northern Italy and the Southern regions such as Puglia. Read more…

Kids menus and colouring in Read more…

In Northcote and Notting Hill, you and your little ones can decorate biscuits with all kinds of icing. A very Instagram-worthy concept, especially if your child has a talent for baking. Yep, it’ll probably set you back a bit, but it’s a fab treat for Read more…

With easy links into Central London, but far enough out of town to feel like a real locals’ pub, the All Inn One enjoys the best of both worlds and has been serving the Forest Hill community for the last 20years. ​Cask Marqued Real Ales, Read more…

Former coaching inn and elegant dining room, plus huge beer garden with adults’ and kids’ games. The pub is as child friendly as possible (without alienating those more footloose and fancy-free!); we have highchairs, baby changing facilities, colouring in books and crayons, and our kids’ Read more…

high chairs, childrens’ menu including drinks, offers colouring sheets Read more…

a Children Afternoon Tea menu, Bento box to take away, colouring paper and crayons.  Read more…

offers a supervised Sunday lunch for kids with activities for them to do Read more…

has a children’s menu at The Caxton Grill and Kid’s Afternoon Tea in the Tea Lounge including a DIY decorate yourself Gingerbread. The ‘Bee & Bee’ Terrace is for kids to view an urban bee colony Read more…

has two high chairs, colouring books and pencils, a Junior menu with a la carte options, a Culinary Kids tasting course menu, and kids mocktails. Read more…

has a small children’s menu Read more…

has a children’s menu and colouring activities Read more…

has a children’s menu, high chairs, baby changing station, colouring activities, plastic cutlery, and miniature doughnuts for kids Read more…

has buster seats Read more…

has a children’s menu and can cook up any kid-friendly dish on request Read more…

has a children’s menu, colouring pencils, children’s cutlery, and high chairs Read more…

kids eat free Read more…

can adjust the menu to kids preferences or produce something for them Read more…