Going to London with kids anytime soon? Or do you live in the city with your children? On this page I’m sharing the best kid friendly restaurants in London. I know that finding a restaurant in London that caters to both kids and adults can be tricky, but the city is home to plenty of fun, family-friendly eateries that make dining out an adventure. From magical afternoon teas to interactive play cafes, here are some of the best spots in London where kids can have a blast while enjoying delicious food.
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Twoplus Cafe
Twoplus Cafe in West London is the ultimate spot for parents with young children. This charming café offers a welcoming atmosphere, nutritious food, and a dedicated soft play area that keeps little ones entertained while parents relax with a coffee. The soft play area is perfect for kids aged 6 months to 6 years. Their kid-friendly menu ensures that even the pickiest eaters will find something they love.
Bella Boos
A perfect combination of soft play and ice cream, Bella Boos offers a Candyland themed soft play area alongside a tasty dessert menu. With an extensive sweets menu and plenty of space for kids to run around, it’s an ideal spot for a fun-filled family outing.
Hans & Gretel, London
Step into a fairy tale at Hans & Gretel, a whimsical dessert shop that brings the magic of sweet treats to life. With towering candy displays, ice cream, and delicious waffles, this is a must-visit for kids (and adults) with a sweet tooth.
Bambino City
Bambino City is a restaurant-meets-playground concept where kids can explore a miniature city while parents enjoy a meal. The creative space is designed to engage children in imaginative play, making it a stress-free dining experience for families.
Birgit’s Bakery
For families who love baked goods, Birgit’s Bakery in Covent Garden offers an array of mouthwatering pastries, cakes, and sandwiches. The cozy ambiance and delicious treats make it a great stop for a relaxed breakfast or afternoon snack. But even more fun is to book a high tea on a London Bus Tour. They’ve got several different themes like Paddington or Monopoly.
Jurassic Afternoon Tea at The Ampersand Hotel
Dinosaur-loving kids will adore the Jurassic Afternoon Tea at The Ampersand Hotel. This prehistoric-themed tea experience features dinosaur themed sandwiches, volcano cakes, and bubbling drinks, all served in a stylish setting.
Peter Pan Afternoon Tea at Aqua Shard
Located high above the city, the Peter Pan Afternoon Tea at Aqua Shard is a magical experience inspired by the beloved story. The themed menu includes imaginative treats and drinks that transport guests straight to Neverland, making it an unforgettable outing for little adventurers.
N20 Kids Club
A hidden gem for families, N20 Kids Club offers an indoor soft play area and a café with a fantastic kids’ menu. The venue provides a safe space for children to enjoy while parents catch up over a meal.
The Knot Churros
For a fun and indulgent treat, head to The Knot Churros, where kids can enjoy colorful, Instagram-worthy churros covered in delicious toppings. This playful dessert spot is sure to delight young (and old) dessert lovers.
Milk Train Cafe
Famous for their cloud-like cotton candy ice cream, Milk Train Cafe is a whimsical dessert destination where kids can customize their sweet creations. The fun presentation and delicious flavors make it a must-visit for families.
Paper Stories London
Paper Stories is a creative café that blends arts and crafts with delicious food. Kids can take part in storytelling sessions and craft workshops while enjoying tasty meals in a welcoming environment.
Little Bear Cafe
This cozy neighborhood café is perfect for families looking for a relaxed dining experience. With a menu full of wholesome dishes and a friendly atmosphere, Little Bear Cafe makes dining with kids an easy and enjoyable experience.
Macaroni Penguin
Macaroni Penguin is a quirky and fun eatery at Royal Wharf known for its delicious comfort food and kid-friendly ambiance. Their creative menu and welcoming space make it a top choice for families in London. They’ve opened up a second location at Battersea Power Station in 2024.
It Takes a Village Play Cafe
Designed with both kids and parents in mind, It Takes a Village Play Cafe offers a mix of great food and engaging play areas. The family-friendly space is ideal for a relaxed meal where kids can play safely while parents enjoy some downtime.
67 Sourdough
For families who appreciate a good slice of pizza and love cars, 67 Sourdough is a fantastic choice. This spot serves up delicious sourdough pizzas in their restaurant filled with old timers, making it a hit with both kids and adults.
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