Kid-friendly restaurants in Denver
4 kid-friendly restaurants in Denver, Denver, Arizona & the Mountain West: 4 with kids' menu, 2 with kids' entertainers, 2 with toys & games, 2 with colouring. Kids get something to do and parents get to eat in peace. Every place is chosen from public reviews and family guides.
- Kids' entertainers
Esters (Virginia Village)
- Kids' entertainers
- Kids' menu
Neighbourhood pizza pub in Virginia Village with a kids' menu of small pizzas and a balloon artist who entertains children on Tuesday family nights.
Good to know: The balloon artist comes on Tuesday evenings, when kids eat free with an adult meal.
- Toys & gamesColouring
Four Friends Kitchen
- Toys & games
- Colouring
- Kids' menu
Southern-inspired brunch spot in Central Park built with families in mind, with a wall of Etch A Sketches, crayons and activity books to keep kids busy.
Good to know: Weekend brunch waits can be long, so arrive early.
- Toys & gamesColouring
Hops & Pie
- Toys & games
- Colouring
- Kids' menu
Craft beer and pizza spot on Tennyson Street with small kids' pies, a box of toys, pizza dough to play with and colouring sheets for children.
Good to know: There is a covered porch and patio as well as indoor seating.
- Play areaKids' entertainers
Table Public House
- Play area
- Kids' entertainers
- Kids' menu
Café, eatery and bar run by a nonprofit urban farm beside the South Platte River, with an indoor bee-themed play area and kids' singalongs. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Good to know: It sits right next to Grant Frontier Park and its large public playground.
Questions parents ask about Denver
Which restaurants in Denver have a playground or play area?
Table Public House.
Which restaurants in Denver have toys, colouring or kids' entertainment?
Esters (Virginia Village), Four Friends Kitchen, Hops & Pie, Table Public House.
Which restaurants in Denver have a kids' menu?
Esters (Virginia Village), Four Friends Kitchen, Hops & Pie, Table Public House.
How does KidsDine choose kid-friendly restaurants in Denver?
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.