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[quote=Anonymous]What is it about this area that can't create a great place to hang out and where your kids can have fun too?  When we went to San Diego- we went to this laid back neighborhood style restaurant/bar- young people, families- all together enjoying happy hour.  There was a play area in  the patio- next to tables - with a gate that was easy to open but "closed in" the kids.  The play area was a wood ship so not this huge tacky plastic thing.

Here's another place we went to in Marco Island- the kids still talk about this- this huge play area with water- right next to tables- very good food too.

http://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g34420-d2369143-i71369360-Mangos_Dockside_Bistro-Marco_Island_Florida.html

Hilton Head has some fantastic kid friendly places- skull creek (next to water- so many free kids toys and scavenge hunts, mellow mushroom,  another place on the beach so the kids looked for shells- tables were on the beach- kids congregated to play while we ordered/waited for meal)..

Here.. not so much.. :(

(my kids are ages 6 and 8 now- they still appreciate a kid friendly restaurant that is not McDs with a play area- uck).[/quote]

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