to ask you guys for help with recommending a child friendly restaurant in Cardiff?

[louisiannafive]

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The Cardiff tourism web page offers 12 suggestions and none of them are inspiring.

Please help!

Aren't most restaurants child friendly these days? What are you looking for? Highchairs, chicken nuggets, clowns?

There are the usual chain ones - Bella Italia, Franky and Bennys's, Pizza Express, Cafe Rouge etc which are as expected but cater well for the kids which leads to a relaxing meal for everyone.

If you're looking for a non chain restaurant then we've had good experiences at The Beech Tree at Culverhouse Cross, and any of the Juboraj curry restaurants (there are several around the city).

Pub wise I can recommend The Cricketers on Cathedral Road or The Maltsters in Llandaff .

HTH.

Definitely clowns!

I live in London and lots of places aren't child friendly. Ever changed a baby in the tiniest toilet cubical? Ended up doing it on my lap with me sat on seat.

Thanks much

Cosy Club in the city centre, Bill's either in the centre or in Cardiff Bay.

If you eat in St Davids 2 then you can use the baby change facilities there. They have the usual chains and 1 locally owned Italian, Signor Valentinos.

Is the Cosy Club child friendly? I've always wanted to try it but my little sidekick is 3 so I thought it was out of the question.

La Lupa in Canton (just outside the city centre. It's a family owed and run Italian and we taken our 4 children there on and off for years. The food is great and the staff really helpful and patient with the children

We took our son to the cosy club a year or so ago. They have colouring and crayons for children. And I really like it!

Ever changed a baby in the tiniest toilet cubical?

No. But you gave no indication that changing a baby was your issue. That's why I asked what sort of child friendly thing it was you were looking for.

Some people might just want a child's menu, some might want highchairs, some might want decent baby changing facilities. Hence asking.