Please recommend a fun restaurant for 6 kids, 4 adults
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Anonymous
| Any suggestions? Prefer dc/ va area. Ages of kids are: from 8- 2 yrs old. Tia! |
Anonymous
| Hibatchi? |
Anonymous
| comet ping pong |
chickychen
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| Honey Pig in Annandale, where they cook the meats at the table. Recommend bulgogi and the beef short rib, as well as the seafood pancake as an appetizer. |
Anonymous
| austin grill, rio grande, cactus cantina, jaleo |
Anonymous
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We're not huge meat eaters so Honey Pig and Hibatchi probably is out.
Which rio grande location is the best? Is the food very good? Is Jaleo kid-friendly? |
Anonymous
| Mexican food is usually good with kids. El Paso in Arlington or El Tio in Falls Church are both very kid friendly. |
Anonymous
| Fajita coast just outside of dc in silver spring has a gigantic sand box for the kids right next to the tables |
Anonymous
| Pietanza in Arlington or Falls Church - the kids like to watch the pizzas get made and the food is good. |
Anonymous
| Chuck E. Cheese. |
Anonymous
| I concur on Pietanza. It's our go to restaurant. Food that both kids and adults enjoy eating and a very pleasant atmosphere. |
Anonymous
| If you're in Alexandria, Los Tios in Del Ray is great for kids. |
Anonymous
| We just did Faccia Luna in Alexandria (there's one in Arlington)- pizza was really yummy and the wait staff was super nice to our son. |
Anonymous
I wouldn't say the food at Rio Grande is "very good," but I wouldn't take 6 kids to a restaurant with "very good" food. Let me put it this way: It's surprisingly decent food for a place where kids are totally welcome and at home. As for Jaleo, I don't think of it as a kid place per se, but I seem to recall reading somewhere that Jose Andres is pretty welcoming to kids. |
Anonymous
we've been there and love the food but wouldnt take our toddler there. Why? Because it's usually busy dinner time and commonly a wait to get a table. in addition, it's not exactly a cozy place for kids since it's loud w/ music blaring and the seating is a bit cramped. I could be wrong haven't been there for 2 yrs so things might have changed. Try another korean restaurant in the same area, Hee Been restaurant, which is more kid-friendly where they cook the meat at the table as well, in my opinion. |