Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Scramble in Alexandria has a cafe with food/beer/wine/cider and enclosed play area all around.

I didn't know they sold alcohol! I am so much more interested now...

Yeah they (oddly) don't seem to promote it much, but I remember seeing Lost Boy Cider talk about being in there now, and there are a few photos of alcohol on Scramble's FB page.

Anonymous wrote:Scramble in Alexandria has a cafe with food/beer/wine/cider and enclosed play area all around.

I didn't know they sold alcohol! I am so much more interested now...

You'll still have to keep an eye on the toddlers because it's not completely enclosed, but Capitol Cider House in Petworth is toddler friendly. They have toys and a train table set up. But toddlers could still run back into the cider barrels and stuff if you're not keeping an eye on them, so it's not a perfect solution.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ballston Quarter

Was going to say this. There's a bar and an area where kids can play.

where - an indoor area?

Anonymous wrote:Ballston Quarter

Was going to say this. There's a bar and an area where kids can play.

Chuckie Cheese serves beer.

How far do you want to go? Many of the farm breweries in western Loudoun have this. Dirt Farm/B Chord/Old 690, etc.

Vanish!

I like the cut of your jib, OP!

Scramble in Alexandria has a cafe with food/beer/wine/cider and enclosed play area all around.

The Eleanor in NoMa. Has arcade games, bowling, skeeball, pinball. Definitely not for toddlers, so not a good answer for the OP, but I'm responding in case others come to this thread for ideas.

Ballston Quarter

The hard cider brewer in Alexandria - Lost Boy.

The HMart food court in Fairfax.

hi,
I'm trying to plan a midday gathering with coworkers and their toddlers -- anyone know of any NoVa or DC locations where parents can have a beer while kids play somewhere enclosed, inside etc.?