London Restaurant for Children

[Olf]

So we're heading into London today. Always wanted to go on the London Eye but never have so we're going to give it a go. So Could you help with suggestion for a good restaurant not too far from the eye which will happily take an toddler and a baby?

Thanks chaps.

[Plotloss]

Giraffe.

[bigburd]

Rainforest Cafe

[Olf]

Plotloss said:

Giraffe.

Fantastic, thanks Plotloss, My wife has heard of that one and is much pleased by the suggestion. PH comes up trumps again.

[Puggit]

Olf said:

Plotloss said:

Giraffe.

Fantastic, thanks Plotloss, My wife has heard of that one and is much pleased by the suggestion. PH comes up trumps again.

Seconded - we visited the one in the Oracle earlier in the week because we'd heard it was child friendly.

I would suggest that the staff have to pass some kind of child awareness test before they are let loose in there.

Food was good and cheap too.

For the London Eye, I'd also suggest the Pizza Express on Belvedere Road opposite the Royal Festival Hall. They are kid friendly too.

[Olf]

Puggit said:

Olf said:

Plotloss said:

Giraffe.

Fantastic, thanks Plotloss, My wife has heard of that one and is much pleased by the suggestion. PH comes up trumps again.

Seconded - we visited the one in the Oracle earlier in the week because we'd heard it was child friendly.

I would suggest that the staff have to pass some kind of child awareness test before they are let loose in there.

Food was good and cheap too.

For the London Eye, I'd also suggest the Pizza Express on Belvedere Road opposite the Royal Festival Hall. They are kid friendly too.

Cheers Puggit. One on the Oracle you say. Never seen that.

[Puggit]

Olf said:

Puggit said:

Olf said:

Plotloss said:

Giraffe.

Fantastic, thanks Plotloss, My wife has heard of that one and is much pleased by the suggestion. PH comes up trumps again.

Seconded - we visited the one in the Oracle earlier in the week because we'd heard it was child friendly.

I would suggest that the staff have to pass some kind of child awareness test before they are let loose in there.

Food was good and cheap too.

For the London Eye, I'd also suggest the Pizza Express on Belvedere Road opposite the Royal Festival Hall. They are kid friendly too.

Cheers Puggit. One on the Oracle you say. Never seen that.

In the now defunct Bar Med - what an improvement!

[shakotan]

Olf said:

London Restaurant for Children

I think eating kids is illegal....

Wouldn't you prefer a nice steak or a curry instead?

[Olf]

Puggit said:

Olf said:

Puggit said:

Olf said:

Plotloss said:

Giraffe.

Fantastic, thanks Plotloss, My wife has heard of that one and is much pleased by the suggestion. PH comes up trumps again.

Seconded - we visited the one in the Oracle earlier in the week because we'd heard it was child friendly.

I would suggest that the staff have to pass some kind of child awareness test before they are let loose in there.

Food was good and cheap too.

For the London Eye, I'd also suggest the Pizza Express on Belvedere Road opposite the Royal Festival Hall. They are kid friendly too.

Cheers Puggit. One on the Oracle you say. Never seen that.

In the now defunct Bar Med - what an improvement!

Down by Strada? Blimey that must have happened quick. I was only down there about, ahem 2 months ago...

[Puggit]

Olf said:

Puggit said:

Olf said:

Puggit said:

Olf said:

Plotloss said:

Giraffe.

Fantastic, thanks Plotloss, My wife has heard of that one and is much pleased by the suggestion. PH comes up trumps again.

Seconded - we visited the one in the Oracle earlier in the week because we'd heard it was child friendly.

I would suggest that the staff have to pass some kind of child awareness test before they are let loose in there.

Food was good and cheap too.

For the London Eye, I'd also suggest the Pizza Express on Belvedere Road opposite the Royal Festival Hall. They are kid friendly too.

Cheers Puggit. One on the Oracle you say. Never seen that.

In the now defunct Bar Med - what an improvement!

Down by Strada? Blimey that must have happened quick. I was only down there about, ahem 2 months ago...

Yup - next door. Clean baby change room too (as does the Pizza Express mentioned)

[Olf]

Puggit said:

Olf said:

Puggit said:

Olf said:

Puggit said:

Olf said:

Plotloss said:

Giraffe.

Fantastic, thanks Plotloss, My wife has heard of that one and is much pleased by the suggestion. PH comes up trumps again.

Seconded - we visited the one in the Oracle earlier in the week because we'd heard it was child friendly.

I would suggest that the staff have to pass some kind of child awareness test before they are let loose in there.

Food was good and cheap too.

For the London Eye, I'd also suggest the Pizza Express on Belvedere Road opposite the Royal Festival Hall. They are kid friendly too.

Cheers Puggit. One on the Oracle you say. Never seen that.

In the now defunct Bar Med - what an improvement!

Down by Strada? Blimey that must have happened quick. I was only down there about, ahem 2 months ago...

Yup - next door. Clean baby change room too (as does the Pizza Express mentioned)

PE is good for kiddies actually. Okay cheers, I think we'll try Giraffe in town.

[Road Pest]

Macdonalds.

[arebrec]

bigburd said:

Rainforest Cafe

another vote for rainforest cafe

My girls are 8 and 5 and loved it.

[Captain Cadillac]

shakotan said:

Olf said:

London Restaurant for Children

I think eating kids is illegal....

Wouldn't you prefer a nice steak or a curry instead?

As long as you catch them early enough they are nice and tender, it's the damned older ones that require a long time to cook and you really need to tenderize them first.

[_Deano]

arebrec said:

bigburd said:

Rainforest Cafe

another vote for rainforest cafe

My girls are 8 and 5 and loved it.

Don't you find it expensive in there though?
I went with the missus and the 2year old and the bill came to £60, about £20 more than normal.

[NDA]

Olf said:

My wife has heard of that one and is much pleased by the suggestion.

You're not married to Yoda by any chance are you?

[Olf]

NDA said:

Olf said:

My wife has heard of that one and is much pleased by the suggestion.

You're not married to Yoda by any chance are you?

She's taller and her completions not s bad but otherwise she Yoda she is.

[Simpo Two]

_Deano said:

arebrec said:

bigburd said:

Rainforest Cafe

another vote for rainforest cafe

My girls are 8 and 5 and loved it.

Don't you find it expensive in there though?
I went with the missus and the 2year old and the bill came to £60, about £20 more than normal.

And either the website needs updating or they're still charging 17.5% VAT: 'An optional 12.5% service charge will be added to parties of 6 or more. All prices are in £ Pounds Sterling and include 17.5% VAT'

[arebrec]

Simpo Two said:

_Deano said:

arebrec said:

bigburd said:

Rainforest Cafe

another vote for rainforest cafe

My girls are 8 and 5 and loved it.

Don't you find it expensive in there though?
I went with the missus and the 2year old and the bill came to £60, about £20 more than normal.

And either the website needs updating or they're still charging 17.5% VAT: 'An optional 12.5% service charge will be added to parties of 6 or more. All prices are in £ Pounds Sterling and include 17.5% VAT'

its not cheap, you also have to go through their shop, which is full of gorgeous toys and teddies, so could well cost you a bit more too

[Seight_Returns]

Giraffe very child oriented and the kids clearly enjoy it.

Expensive though and so-so quality particularly for the adult meals.