Would you take a kid to Volt?
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Anonymous
| Anniversary is next week, don't have plans yet. Kid is 3 and we'll behaved. Looking for a good vegetarian meal. Would Volt be good? Or should I look elsewhere? |
Anonymous
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Are you the OP with an unused gift card?
Either way go for an early dinner or early brunch if you really can't get a sitter. |
Anonymous
| OP here. No I don't have a gift card (I wish). It'll be a random weekday so can't get there too early. Maybe not a good idea though with a preschooler. Looked at the website and it has a lot of white fabric! |
Anonymous
| Get a sitter - if not for your anniversary, then when? |
Anonymous
| 3 yo? No. A well behaved older child (10+) yes. |
Anonymous
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for regular dinner? no
get a sitter |
Anonymous
| A three-year-old, no way. |
Anonymous
+1. |
Anonymous
| No, sorry OP. I hope you'll either be able to find a sitter or another restaurant with good vegetarian options that will make more sense with a toddler. Enjoy your anniversary! |
Anonymous
| No, sorry. We visited a few years ago. It's a very quiet, very dimly lit restaurant, but the tables are fairly close together. |
Anonymous
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I take my kids to many many restaurants. But I would not take my kid to Volt.
Restaurants with long multi-course fixed menus are not the places for kids. |
Anonymous
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No.
Why Volt? Do you live out there? If you must, try Range. It's much louder and there are kids there early. |
Anonymous
| I've seen lots of well behaved kids at Range. Try there. |
Anonymous
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Or if you're set on driving to Frederick, try Family Meal. We had a great meal there.
It's a roadside diner, so it's not Volt, but it's still a Voltaggio joint, and the food is really good. |
Anonymous
+1 I've seen plenty of kids there. And they have pizza! |