Kid-friendly restaurants in Ballarat
4 kid-friendly restaurants in Ballarat, Melbourne & Victoria: 3 with playground, 2 with kids' menu, 1 with toys & games, 1 with a kids' entertainers. Kids get something to do and parents get to eat in peace. Every place is chosen from public reviews and family guides.
- Playground
Golden Point Hotel
- Playground
A family pub bistro opposite Sovereign Hill in Ballarat. Kids have a large indoor playground next to the dining area.
Good to know: Handy for a meal before or after Sovereign Hill.
- PlaygroundToys & gamesKids' entertainers
Robin Hood Hotel
- Playground
- Toys & games
- Kids' entertainers
- Kids' menu
A Ballarat pub bistro with a big kids' playroom with jumping castles, climbing gear and free arcade games. Screens in the bistro let parents watch the playroom while they eat.
Good to know: Free face painting on Friday evenings.
- Playground
The Park Hotel
- Playground
A family pub in Alfredton, Ballarat, serving pub meals for lunch and dinner every day. Kids have a large indoor playground beside a separate family dining area.
- Play areaActivity placemats
The Red Lion Hotel
- Play area
- Activity placemats
- Kids' menu
A big Main Road pub with a restaurant and café near Sovereign Hill. Kids have a modern play area, and every kids' meal comes with an activity pack.
Questions parents ask about Ballarat
Which restaurants in Ballarat have a playground or play area?
Golden Point Hotel, Robin Hood Hotel, The Park Hotel, The Red Lion Hotel.
Which restaurants in Ballarat have toys, colouring or kids' entertainment?
Robin Hood Hotel, The Red Lion Hotel.
Which restaurants in Ballarat have a kids' menu?
Robin Hood Hotel, The Red Lion Hotel.
How does KidsDine choose kid-friendly restaurants in Ballarat?
Every listing has something dedicated to children (such as a playground, play area, toys, colouring or entertainers), is mentioned for it in at least three separate public reviews or family guides, has a Google rating of 4.0 or higher, and serves meals (park cafés and kiosks next to a playground count). Global fast-food chains and paid play centres are left out, no listing is paid for, and a few places are team picks marked as such.