birthday restaurant for 6-year old?

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[Post New]10/30/2012 14:29
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Silver Diner


Agree with this suggestion!
[Post New]10/30/2012 19:16
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Anonymous
Generous George, on Duke St. Alexandria
[Post New]10/30/2012 19:17
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Generous George, on Duke St. Alexandria


Never mind, it's closed. Not enough birthday parties I guess.
[Post New]10/31/2012 12:10
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Anonymous
At that age, my dd loved the Benihana type places, the ones that cook in front of you and do the tricks.
[Post New]10/31/2012 12:41
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Anonymous
Mike's American Grill (part of the Great American Restaurant chain): http://www.greatamericanrestaurants.com/mikesmain/

We went once with my niece and she loved it there.
[Post New]10/31/2012 23:03
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Anonymous
Belga Cafe (or other Belgian restaurant) for brunch. Who doesn't love waffles and chocolate?
[Post New]11/01/2012 20:50
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Anonymous
Beni-hana
[Post New]11/02/2012 07:50
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Anonymous
Uncle Julio's
[Post New]11/02/2012 10:08
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Anonymous
+1 on Pete's Apizza or Matchbox.

I really miss Generous George's. One of the last great family-owned local places.
[Post New]11/03/2012 03:46
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Anonymous
I love Matchbox!
[Post New]11/03/2012 08:53
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:+1 on Pete's Apizza or Matchbox.

I really miss Generous George's. One of the last great family-owned local places.


It still exists, albeit in Herndon, VA. Here's the link.

http://www.generousgeorges.com/

[Post New]11/03/2012 18:08
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Anonymous
have you considered medieval times? it looks like a castle, every guest is "royalty" and dressing up like a princess would be perfectly appropriate.
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