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Child friendly places to go in York (not Betty's!) please?

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dietqueen · 03/04/2009 14:25

off to York very soon and just wanted ideas on where to eat - child friendly ones please.

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bellavitalikesthesimnellife · 03/04/2009 15:13

Pizza Express (we have two)

La Piazza on Goodramgate - tel 01904 642641 if you want to book a table - my boys love going to eat here and the staff love kids.

dietqueen · 03/04/2009 19:27

thanks look slovely - anymore???

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mrsboogie · 03/04/2009 23:43

Bar Haha - always full of babies and kiddies

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dietqueen · 05/04/2009 17:50

looks great - just checked out menu great childrens one will definate go here. Also do a printable 2 for 1 voucher

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normanthehairdresser · 07/04/2009 10:27

Spurriergate Centre at the top of Coney Street does cakes, kids sandwiches,jacket potatoes, nice tea and has a small play area where the altar used to be (its a converted church). My 3 year old is happy to play there while I sit at table alongside and finish coffee! Also has all baby stuff, plates, high chairs etc.

It is run by the local evangelical church if you have any objections to displays and literature with your coffee - but does mean the coffee is all fairtrade!

CarmenSanDiego · 08/04/2009 08:34

City Screen cinema has a lovely restaurant. Yummy herby homemade burgers and a nice view over the river.

KinderEggKayzr · 08/04/2009 08:38

Just to say that whenever we go to the pizza hut on parliment(sp) street they tend to act like having kids in there is a burden.

TheMadHouse · 08/04/2009 08:56

Pizza Express is not as good as it used to be. It can take an age to get served

accessorizequeen · 08/04/2009 20:14

Bella Italia on Low Petergate. Big pile of toys and books in the corner, highchairs no problem and staff friendly. Can't remember the changing facilities though.

MamaG · 08/04/2009 20:16

God Bettys makes me cringe - folk actually queue out of hte door and down the street and I always have an urge to throw paint at htem

accessorizequeen · 08/04/2009 20:32

their florentines are to die for, though (sigh)

CarmenSanDiego · 09/04/2009 04:47

Ohhhh, I miss the alpine pasta at Bettys. And Fat Rascals!

(Although I very nearly ordered a Fat Bastard once )

dietqueen · 09/04/2009 11:42

Mama G thats funny!!! Why q for overpriced Cake!!!!

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Kathyis6incheshigh · 09/04/2009 11:49

I sometimes buy cakes from Betty's to take home - you don't have to queue for as long and generally they are pretty big so that way we can share them. They are very very nice.

8 Gillygate is nice - the food is absolutely top. They are a bit small if you have a big buggy though and child-friendly by virtue of being nice rather than because they make a particular effort to attract children.

Cafe Rouge.

Oh, the other place we have found useful for lunch is the Orgasmic Cafe Bar along from City Screen. Again, it doesn't make an effort to be child-friendly but it works for us because it's big, comfortable, not usually too busy during the day (they make their money from vertical drinkers in the evening) and food is lovely, particularly the calzones.

DaveTaylor · 21/08/2015 17:05

City Screen especially good with Toddler Time (Fri), Kids' Club (Sat), and The Big Scream (Wed) local.mumsnet.com/york/cinemas

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