Christmas Eve dinner out with 3 YO and 1 YO
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Anonymous
| We'd like to go out for Christmas Eve dinner this year -- someplace a step up from Pete's or Guapos, but still ok for our (pretty well-behaved) 3 YO and 1 YO. I was thinking about trying the new Farmers Fishers Bakers near the DC waterfront. Would that be ok for kids if we made an early reservation? Any other suggestions? Thanks. |
Anonymous
| Please don't subject us other patrons to this |
Anonymous
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Im sure it would be fine...especially early if they are truly well behaved.
BUT I owuld call asap bc most places have no seating left. |
Anonymous
Oh, shut up, jerk. |
Anonymous
Not a jerk. I'm a mother too and would never be this inconsiderate towards other restaurant goers, especially not on Christmas Eve. |
Anonymous
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It's a time for family!
I agree with PP. go early. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
Not everyone had beasts for children, sorry you do, |
Anonymous
| If you are going out to dinner at 6:00 pm, I think it is fair to expect (and deal with) kids there unless it is Komi or Citronelle or somewhere really upscale and pricey. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Christmas Eve is family time...anyone with an issue with family at a family restaurant needs to get laid and relax. |
Anonymous
| We had dinner with our kids (older) at Farmers Fishers Bakers tonight. It's pretty casual and noisy; I think younger kids would be fine. The food was only so-so, and the service was very disorganized (albeit friendly), but the kids' meals were free! |
Anonymous
My immediate thought was that dinner out xmas eve with 3 & 1 year old would be my own personal hell, but that's just my kids 
Really, my older kid loves to eat out, but I try to keep it toddler-friendly (pizza, burgers, tacos, etc). She would not go for fish, but perhaps your 3 year old has a more sophisticated palate. |