Kid-friendly restaurants in Vancouver
3 kid-friendly restaurants in Vancouver, Vancouver & British Columbia: 3 with toys & games, 3 with kids' menu, 1 with activity placemats, 1 with colouring. Kids get something to do and parents get to eat in peace. Every place is chosen from public reviews and family guides.
- Toys & gamesActivity placemats
Bells & Whistles (Fraser)
- Toys & games
- Activity placemats
- Kids' menu
Fraser Street burger and craft-beer hall where kids sit in the picnic-style dining room, play Skee-Ball and other arcade games, and colour and fold their origami-style kids' menu.
Good to know: Arcade games may cost extra.
- Toys & games
Pizzeria Ludica
- Toys & games
- Kids' menu
Chinatown pizzeria with oven-fired pizzas, pastas and a wall of hundreds of free board games, including kid-friendly titles, so families can play while they wait and eat.
Good to know: Better suited to children old enough for board games; booking ahead helps on busy evenings.
- Toys & gamesColouringKids' workshops
Rocky Mountain Flatbread
- Toys & games
- Colouring
- Kids' workshops
- Kids' menu
Family-owned organic pizza restaurant on Main Street with a wooden play kitchen for little ones, crayons and colouring books at the table and Sunday pizza-making nights for kids.
Good to know: Kids' pizza-making runs on Sunday evenings; check the restaurant's family events page for times.
Questions parents ask about Vancouver
Which restaurants in Vancouver have a playground or play area?
None of the 3 places listed in Vancouver has a play area; see the list for other kids' activities.
Which restaurants in Vancouver have toys, colouring or kids' entertainment?
Bells & Whistles (Fraser), Pizzeria Ludica, Rocky Mountain Flatbread.
Which restaurants in Vancouver have a kids' menu?
Bells & Whistles (Fraser), Pizzeria Ludica, Rocky Mountain Flatbread.
How does KidsDine choose kid-friendly restaurants in Vancouver?
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.