Kid-friendly restaurants in Toronto
4 kid-friendly restaurants in Toronto, Toronto & Ontario: 4 with kids' menu, 3 with colouring, 3 with toys & games, 1 with play area. Kids get something to do and parents get to eat in peace. Every place is chosen from public reviews and family guides.
- ColouringToys & games
Barque Smokehouse
- Colouring
- Toys & games
- Kids' menu
A Roncesvalles barbecue smokehouse with brisket, ribs and a kids menu. Children are given colouring books, crayons and sometimes play dough at the table.
Good to know: Sunday is family night with shared platters.
- Toys & games
Lazy Daisy's Cafe
- Toys & games
- Kids' menu
A cosy farm-to-table brunch cafe in Little India / Leslieville with a kids section on the menu. Children can play at a train table and with baskets of toys and books.
Good to know: Popular for weekend brunch with families, so expect a wait.
- Play areaToys & gamesColouring
Piano Piano
- Play area
- Toys & games
- Colouring
- Kids' menu
A whimsical Italian restaurant in Harbord Village serving pizza and fresh pasta, run by two parents. Children get their own menu and a kids corner with costumes, games, books and a vintage Pac-Man machine.
Good to know: The playroom is in the downstairs Piccolo Piano family room; ask for it when you book.
- ColouringKids' workshops
Pizzeria Libretto (Danforth)
- Colouring
- Kids' workshops
- Kids' menu
A busy Neapolitan pizzeria on the Danforth with a kids menu of mini pizzas and gelato. Children get crayons and paper at the table, and the group runs kids pizza-making classes.
Good to know: Kids pizza-making classes are separate ticketed events.
Questions parents ask about Toronto
Which restaurants in Toronto have a playground or play area?
Piano Piano.
Which restaurants in Toronto have toys, colouring or kids' entertainment?
Barque Smokehouse, Lazy Daisy's Cafe, Piano Piano, Pizzeria Libretto (Danforth).
Which restaurants in Toronto have a kids' menu?
Barque Smokehouse, Lazy Daisy's Cafe, Piano Piano, Pizzeria Libretto (Danforth).
How does KidsDine choose kid-friendly restaurants in Toronto?
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.