Prague with children

[LyndaLaHughes]

Does anyone have any restaurant or things to do recommendations for Prague with children? Thank you!

You're bound to go to Wenceslas Square at some point. When you're there you MUST go to Vytopna Railway restaurant! Your drinks are brought to you onboard a miniature railway train which weaves on a network of railway lines around the restaurant and even across your table. We were fascinated by the tunnels, drawbridges, ponds etc...The food is mostly pasta and pizza, reasonably priced and a good view over the square. It has a children’s menu I think.
Prague seems to love model railways. Kingdom of Railways is an expansive model railway with lots of buttons to press.
The Funicular Railway up Petrin Hill is good fun in itself. At the summit are landscaped gardens and several attractions including an observation tower and a hall of mirrors.
Dino Park right on the top floor of Harfa Shopping Center is perfect for little boys! The massive models look very real and make quite scary noises. It's quite informative and there's a Dino movie theatre.
It's not in the centre, but the National Agricultural Museum has lots of fun interactive exhibits.
Watch the amazing Astronomical Clock performance on the hour in the old town square.
Prague Zoo is forgotten by some city guides, but is certainly worth a visit. It is a few kilometres from the city centre. A chairlift runs within the zoo. From the top there are views over the outskirts of Prague.
Black Light Theatre shows are highly visual, and children enjoy the dancing and the lights and sounds. There are also lots of puppet theatres, some of which have life sized puppets.

The Imperial cafe is great for kids.

Thank you so much for the really helpful advice.