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Toddler-friendly restaurants in N. Arlington
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Anonymous
| We regularly go to El Paso, Faccia Luna and Tap & Vine (which is closing) - what else would you recommend for a casual family dinner (or meeting with friends) with a toddler (and, come spring, a newborn)? TIA |
Anonymous
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All the restaurants at the Lee Harrison shops (Taqueria, Pie-Tanza, Elevation Burger). Silver Diner in Clarendon. Union Jack's in Ballston. Rio Grande, El Ranchero, Two Chef's, Pasha Cafe, Boulevard Woodgrill, Bertucci's, Sette Bello, RiRa. Can you tell we go out to eat a lot??
Actually, I find most places are pretty kid friendly as long as your child is well behaved. Going out to eat with kids is so common in Arlington - most restaurants have to accept it to keep the business! |
Anonymous
| Tap & Vine is closing? Nooooo! |
Anonymous
OP Here - actually, I think they may have already closed. It happened really quickly - very strange, it was always PACKED when we were there |
Anonymous
Anonymous
| American Flatbread in Clarendon |
Anonymous
| Harry's Tap Room, The Lost Dog Cafe, the Thai place next to the Lost Dog Cafe (sorry, forgot the name), Metro Diner on Lee Hwy. Arlington is full of restaurants, and they're all fine with kids. Don't think I've ever been in a restaurant in Arlington that didn't have kids in it. |
Anonymous
| Ugh - can't do Lost Dog anymore. Last time we got a pizza from there it had multiple hairs in it. Too gross. |