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Top 50 locations in United States
byEmy Moore
Live update: Updated July 24, 2021Copy link
Copy link1. Billy Beez
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Julia SThe Bronx has long lagged behind the other boroughs when it comes to indoor play spots, but a trip to Billy Beez will make you forget that. There are tunnels to crawl through, ropes to swing on, balls to play in and with, and tons and tons of slides. A separate toddler area gives small guests a safe, soft place to play. Bonus points for the FREE Wi-Fi for mom and dad's entertainment, too. . https://mommypoppins.com/new-york-city-kids/play-gyms-sports-centers/the-top-12-indoor-play-spaces-across-the-city
2. Adventure Playground
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Emy MooreSource: https://www.nycgovparks.org/facilities/playgrounds
3. De Witt Clinton Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreSource: https://www.nycgovparks.org/facilities/playgrounds
4. James Michael Levin Playground
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreSource: https://www.nycgovparks.org/facilities/playgrounds
5. Brooklyn Farmacy & Soda Fountain
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SBrookyn Farmacy is an update of the classic soda fountain. The kitchen turns out delicious short-order fare: imagie a grilled cheese made with good bread and good cheese and griddled to golden perfection. But who are we kidding? The real draw is the ice cream sundaes and ice cream floats and pie with ice cream... You get the point, and if you bring the kiddos you'll be a hero. Plus, after some thoughtful parents dropped a few hints they now serve wine. Carroll Gardens . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
6. Nom Wah Tea Parlor
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SNew York's first dim sum house opened in 1920 on a rough crook of gang-riddled Doyers Street. After a near-century in business, the family-owned parlor is one of the most atmospheric rooms in Chinatown, with checkered tablecloths over Art Deco tables and vintage lamps—Nom Wah is completely unlike the chaotic banquet halls that dominate the dim sum scene. (The NoLIta location is also nice, if not as fun.) The food, too, stands apart: Try the ultra-fluffy oversize roasted-pork bun, the flaky fried crepe egg roll and the tender stuffed eggplant filled with a spiced shrimp-and-squid mixture . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
7. S’Mac
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia STake a tasty walk down memory lane. S’Mac elevates a childhood staple to the gourmet level with a dozen varieties of mac 'n cheese to choose from. The “nosh” size is perfect for kiddie appetites. Or go in the other direction, and order the “mongo” and plan leftovers tomorrow. And the next day. Any variety, from the textbook all-American to the Spanish-accented La Mancha (Manchego cheese yum!), can be made gluten-free or reduced-lactose. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
8. Roberta’s
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SShare a pie with the family at this Bushwick pizzeria that offers the classic Margherita all the way to more adventurous selections like the Nightmare on Moore Street, which has taleggio, marinated radicchio, pickled shallots and habanada peppers. Picky eaters can create their own pizza masterpiece with more than 20 different toppings to add to their pie. The original in Bushwick is a family-friendly restaurant with plenty of non-pizza fare, while the busy Manhattan locations in market halls are better suited for a quick pizza. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
9. Roberta’s
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Tiffany WoodsShare a pie with the family at this Bushwick pizzeria that offers the classic Margherita all the way to more adventurous selections like the Nightmare on Moore Street, which has taleggio, marinated radicchio, pickled shallots and habanada peppers. Picky eaters can create their own pizza masterpiece with more than 20 different toppings to add to their pie. The original in Bushwick is a family-friendly restaurant with plenty of non-pizza fare, while the busy Manhattan locations in market halls are better suited for a quick pizza. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
10. Harlem Shake
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsGet your kid a Pat LaFrieda burger and a Blue Marble milkshake at this popular Harlem destination that celebrates the neighborhood’s culture. The devoted local following and classic retro vibe makes it feel like the kind of local joint that has been around forever. Pretty soon, this spot will be what comes to mind when you hear "Harlem Shake," and not the 2013 dance meme. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
11. Pig Beach
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsThis Brooklyn venue is the perfect place to munch on some meaty dishes in a fun picnic-style setting. Your mouth will water at the possibilities—baby back ribs, the Pig Beach Burger and its delicious secret sauce, brisket and so much more. Sides including mac n’ cheese with Goldfish, house pickles and smoke jalapeno coleslaw. Added bonus? Pups are welcome in the outdoor space! Grab a table and squint and you can almost imagine the tranquil Gowanus Canal is a tributary of the San Antonio River. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
12. Kith Treats
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsWhen street gear and sneaker store Kith opened up shop Prospect Heights, it added a cereal bar to the mix. Kith Treats Cereal Bar offers more than 20 different cereals, including classics like Fruity Pebbles and Cinnamon Toast Crunch, more than 20 toppings and multiple milk options. Not only can you make custom cereal combos, but other cereal-based goodies like cereal ice cream swirls and cereal milkshakes are also on the menu. It's so much fun to eat like a kid. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
13. Kith Treats
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SWhen street gear and sneaker store Kith opened up shop Prospect Heights, it added a cereal bar to the mix. Kith Treats Cereal Bar offers more than 20 different cereals, including classics like Fruity Pebbles and Cinnamon Toast Crunch, more than 20 toppings and multiple milk options. Not only can you make custom cereal combos, but other cereal-based goodies like cereal ice cream swirls and cereal milkshakes are also on the menu. It's so much fun to eat like a kid. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
14. Benihana
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SThis Asian chain turns teppanyaki, a Japanese griddling technique, into dinner theater: The flying shrimp is an act that never gets old. Is it corny? Yes! And it's fantastic fun that your kid will love. You might even enjoy it, too. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
15. Shake Shack
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SWe'll make it easy for you: Take the kids to Shake Shack. This homegrown favorite successfully reinvented the wheel, and introducing juicy burgers and thick milkshakes for a new generation. A bonus for contemporary eaters is the good-sized veggie menu: There's something for everyone. Best of all, a kid can be a kid, and be a little bouncy and a little loud and not throw off the scene. Various locations. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
16. Shake Shack
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SWe'll make it easy for you: Take the kids to Shake Shack. This homegrown favorite successfully reinvented the wheel, and introducing juicy burgers and thick milkshakes for a new generation. A bonus for contemporary eaters is the good-sized veggie menu: There's something for everyone. Best of all, a kid can be a kid, and be a little bouncy and a little loud and not throw off the scene. Various locations. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
17. Shake Shack
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Joshua KaufmanWe'll make it easy for you: Take the kids to Shake Shack. This homegrown favorite successfully reinvented the wheel, and introducing juicy burgers and thick milkshakes for a new generation. A bonus for contemporary eaters is the good-sized veggie menu: There's something for everyone. Best of all, a kid can be a kid, and be a little bouncy and a little loud and not throw off the scene. Various locations. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
18. Shake Shack
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanWe'll make it easy for you: Take the kids to Shake Shack. This homegrown favorite successfully reinvented the wheel, and introducing juicy burgers and thick milkshakes for a new generation. A bonus for contemporary eaters is the good-sized veggie menu: There's something for everyone. Best of all, a kid can be a kid, and be a little bouncy and a little loud and not throw off the scene. Various locations. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
19. Shake Shack
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanWe'll make it easy for you: Take the kids to Shake Shack. This homegrown favorite successfully reinvented the wheel, and introducing juicy burgers and thick milkshakes for a new generation. A bonus for contemporary eaters is the good-sized veggie menu: There's something for everyone. Best of all, a kid can be a kid, and be a little bouncy and a little loud and not throw off the scene. Various locations. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
20. Serendipity 3
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanThe menu at this whimsical restaurant is sure to delight all ages! From the signature "Frrrozen" drinks like hot chocolate, strawberry supreme and pink ice to the pies, banana splits and pie, every sweet tooth will be plenty satisfied. Kids can choose from several different burgers and a variety of sandwiches like the Ultimate BLT on challah bread. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
21. Dinosaur Bar-B-Que
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanWhat began in the ‘80s as a mobile concession stand has evolved into a go-to BBQ spot for families. There are plenty of pork, burgers and brisket options, but the typical staples are accompanied by selections with flair—creole deviled eggs, bronzed catfish and the smoked portobello sandwich. Littles will feast on sides such as mac & cheese and creamed corn, though parents will want their kiddos to opt for the simmered greens or broccoli chickpea salad (wishful thinking). . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
22. Dinosaur Bar-B-Que
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsWhat began in the ‘80s as a mobile concession stand has evolved into a go-to BBQ spot for families. There are plenty of pork, burgers and brisket options, but the typical staples are accompanied by selections with flair—creole deviled eggs, bronzed catfish and the smoked portobello sandwich. Littles will feast on sides such as mac & cheese and creamed corn, though parents will want their kiddos to opt for the simmered greens or broccoli chickpea salad (wishful thinking). . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
23. American Girl Cafe
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsThe next time you're venturing on a family outing, make sure your kids' American Girl Dolls are in tow. Rockefeller Center's American Girl Place Cafe offers patrons a chance for little ones to dine with their dollies, whether that includes afternoon tea with scones and buns, or a satisfying chicken tender lunch (perhaps Bow Tie pasta for those with a more mature palette). Once you've finished up your meal, let your crew explore the store and find cute outfits and accessories for their BFFs. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
24. Dizzy’s
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsThis neighborhood "finer diner" is perpetually lively and family-packed: Little ones love the kid's menu, and parents are able to peruse the extensive menu that offers burgers, salads, breakfast sandwiches and soul-warmers like bacon-wrapped meatloaf. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
25. Black Tap
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsBurgers, shakes (and craft beer for the 21+ crowd). Is there anything else a tried-and-true New York foodie needs? Black Tap channels a classic American luncheonette and gives it a New York twist, meaning it has an edge. The décor is old-school hip-hop and rock & roll, and the food is anything but boring: burgers made of beef, bison, lamb, turkey, chorizo, and falafel, and sides that include Teriyaki Broccoli, Crispy Brussels Sprouts and Mexican Avocado. The signature “Crazy Shakes” have been well-sought after with names like The Cotton Candy Shake, Sour Power, Sweet n Salty and The Cookie Shake. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
26. Black Tap
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsBurgers, shakes (and craft beer for the 21+ crowd). Is there anything else a tried-and-true New York foodie needs? Black Tap channels a classic American luncheonette and gives it a New York twist, meaning it has an edge. The décor is old-school hip-hop and rock & roll, and the food is anything but boring: burgers made of beef, bison, lamb, turkey, chorizo, and falafel, and sides that include Teriyaki Broccoli, Crispy Brussels Sprouts and Mexican Avocado. The signature “Crazy Shakes” have been well-sought after with names like The Cotton Candy Shake, Sour Power, Sweet n Salty and The Cookie Shake. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
27. Black Tap
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SBurgers, shakes (and craft beer for the 21+ crowd). Is there anything else a tried-and-true New York foodie needs? Black Tap channels a classic American luncheonette and gives it a New York twist, meaning it has an edge. The décor is old-school hip-hop and rock & roll, and the food is anything but boring: burgers made of beef, bison, lamb, turkey, chorizo, and falafel, and sides that include Teriyaki Broccoli, Crispy Brussels Sprouts and Mexican Avocado. The signature “Crazy Shakes” have been well-sought after with names like The Cotton Candy Shake, Sour Power, Sweet n Salty and The Cookie Shake. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
28. Alice's Tea Cup
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SConsider this your ticket to the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party. At this cute café, little ones can enjoy service tailored especially for them. Breakfast and brunch are prime time for visits—you can order delicious omelets, eggs, scones, smoked salmon benedict and a variety of pancakes and waffles. On the menu, you’ll find delicious sandwiches (think curried chicken salad, black forest ham and gruyere, tuna melts, BLT) and tasty tea service options. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
29. Alice's Tea Cup
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SConsider this your ticket to the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party. At this cute café, little ones can enjoy service tailored especially for them. Breakfast and brunch are prime time for visits—you can order delicious omelets, eggs, scones, smoked salmon benedict and a variety of pancakes and waffles. On the menu, you’ll find delicious sandwiches (think curried chicken salad, black forest ham and gruyere, tuna melts, BLT) and tasty tea service options. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
30. Big Daddy’s Diner
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SEverything is larger than life at this amped-up diner, from the intense decor to the bulked-up portions. Kids will enjoy hot dogs and chocolate chunk mini pancakes, then check out the pop culture memorabilia that lines the walls while they wait for their food. Bring your whole clan for one of the monthly family trivia nights, or throw your child’s next birthday bash in the restaurant’s party room. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
31. Cowgirl
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanThe kid's menu at this Southwestern spot features lots of reasonably-priced dishes, including the famed Frito Pie, which little ones will enjoy eating straight out of the bag. Other old frontier-themed favorites include “corndoggies” and pulled pork sammys, served with French fries and corn on the cob. Finish off a gut-busting meal with the “#1 best dessert ever,” a sharing-sized ice cream sundae that looks like a baked potato. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
32. The Burger Garage
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanThis stylish joint harkens back to the good ol' days of family road trips—and significantly lower fuel prices. At first, the auto-body shop and gas station theme may strike you as less than appetizing, but the onetime garage serves up an inviting atmosphere along with some pretty choice patties, not to mention a lengthy gluten-free menu. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
33. Barking Dog Luncheonette
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanThere’s really something for everyone at this canine-themed mini-chain of luncheonettes: a Philly cheese steak wrap, po boy sandwiches, burgers, hearty salads, fried chicken and special desserts like the Barking Dog Banana Split, Barking Dog Sundae and Chocolate Brownie Sundae. With such a hearty array of pancakes, waffles, omelets, frittatas and wraps, there might even be enough leftovers for a doggie bag. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
34. Eataly
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanIf you can’t book a flight to the Amalfi Coast, enjoy a taste of Italy right here in NYC thanks to Eataly—the mecca for all-things pasta, seafood, meats and, of course, gelato. Part grocery store, part restaurant and completely fabulous, Eataly serves as more than just a location to dine if you’re craving pasta—it’s a gateway to the Italian culture and offers tours, classes and other events that make the experience worthwhile. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
35. Junior’s Restaurant
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreThis New York institution's claim to fame is the rich, fluffy cheesecake, which comes in several varieties like red velvet and devil’s food—but we like to work our way up to the sweet slab of loveliness. Beginning with the perfectly salty-sour pickles and other crunchy bites that are served before every meal, little ones can peruse the appropriately-titled Junior Menu and choose from a selection of kiddie diner favorites like grilled cheese and chicken fingers. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
36. Junior’s Restaurant
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreThis New York institution's claim to fame is the rich, fluffy cheesecake, which comes in several varieties like red velvet and devil’s food—but we like to work our way up to the sweet slab of loveliness. Beginning with the perfectly salty-sour pickles and other crunchy bites that are served before every meal, little ones can peruse the appropriately-titled Junior Menu and choose from a selection of kiddie diner favorites like grilled cheese and chicken fingers. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
37. Hard Rock Cafe
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreWe know, most New Yorkers avoid Times Square, but this Hard Rock Café is nirvana for little music fans raised on the Beatles and the Stones. While you wait for your table, ooh and ahh over the memorabilia filling the walls: James Brown’s golden suit, Billy Joel’s motorcycle, the doors from the Abbey Road studios and signed guitars everywhere. The music is loud and the beats are rockin’—even the most cynical New Yorkers will be air drumming and chair dancing. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
38. Hard Rock Cafe
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanWe know, most New Yorkers avoid Times Square, but this Hard Rock Café is nirvana for little music fans raised on the Beatles and the Stones. While you wait for your table, ooh and ahh over the memorabilia filling the walls: James Brown’s golden suit, Billy Joel’s motorcycle, the doors from the Abbey Road studios and signed guitars everywhere. The music is loud and the beats are rockin’—even the most cynical New Yorkers will be air drumming and chair dancing. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
39. Max Brenner
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanAt the Union Square emporium, chocolate-filled pipes weave around the ceiling and decadent confections sit atop tightly packed tables. With a menu that instructs guests to "Get addicted, be happy," this isn't a place for self-control. Expect chocolate to show up in some unexpected places, like waffle fries dusted with chili and cocoa powder and a dessert pizza made to share. The whimsical kids' menu includes such delicacies as the Chocolate Oatmeal Trophy and the Melting Marshmallow Crepe (with gummy bears, vanilla ice cream and, of course, more chocolate). Sweet tooths, rejoice. . https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/restaurants/theme-restaurants-in-nyc
40. Ellen’s Stardust Diner
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanThis whimsical spot may scream that it’s catering to tourists, but considering you’re a tourist with kids in tow, this is the place for you. At its Broadway location, servers — dressed in colorful bowling shirts and poodle skirts — sing show tunes and dance on the edges of the old-school red booths. A true diner, its kids menu offers smaller portions and prices, which is a nice treat when you’ve spent a bit too much seeing the latest musical. It can get crowded, so take the kids during the day. . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
41. Jekyll & Hyde Club
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanIf themed restaurants like the Stardust are your cup of tea, add the Jekyll & Hyde Club to your list. Located in Greenwich Village, the restaurant offers a haunted and spooky experience meant for older kids who like a good scare with their burgers. As the restaurant staff warns, something happens every 10 minutes, and live entertainment with a full cast of characters is always a part of your meal, day or night. The menu is filled with American fare, pizza and pasta, so all ages will find something they like. . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
42. S’MAC
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanKids love mac ‘n cheese, so how about an entire restaurant devoted to macaroni and cheese? S’MAC stands for Sarita’s Macaroni & Cheese, as it was Sarita Ekya who brainstormed turning a traditional side dish into full meals. You can build your own dish, select a sampler of different dishes or order off the menu with combinations such as Philly cheesesteak or the Parisienne with brie and Manchego cheese. There are gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan options to ensure every dietary need is met. Prices are quite reasonable for NYC, starting at just over $6. . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
43. Bubby’s
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanBubby’s welcomes children with open arms. The Tribeca location is the original (temporarily closed for renovation through November 2019), but if you’re taking a stroll along the 1.5-mile elevated High Line park and get hungry, you will find a second Bubby’s within walking distance. (It’s across the street from the Whitney Museum of American Art.)
What began as a pie shop in 1990 now offers a full made-from-scratch menu that includes breakfast plates, pancakes and biscuits, along with burgers, soups, salads and options for even the finickiest tots. It has a kids menu with typical child-friendly fare: mac ‘n cheese, burgers and chicken strips. But seriously, don’t miss pies that include Jersey peach, Key lime, sour cherry, peanut butter chocolate, double-crust apple and banoffee (bananas, dulce de leche, espresso and whipped cream in a graham cracker crust). . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
44. Bubby’s
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Joshua KaufmanBubby’s welcomes children with open arms. The Tribeca location is the original (temporarily closed for renovation through November 2019), but if you’re taking a stroll along the 1.5-mile elevated High Line park and get hungry, you will find a second Bubby’s within walking distance. (It’s across the street from the Whitney Museum of American Art.)
What began as a pie shop in 1990 now offers a full made-from-scratch menu that includes breakfast plates, pancakes and biscuits, along with burgers, soups, salads and options for even the finickiest tots. It has a kids menu with typical child-friendly fare: mac ‘n cheese, burgers and chicken strips. But seriously, don’t miss pies that include Jersey peach, Key lime, sour cherry, peanut butter chocolate, double-crust apple and banoffee (bananas, dulce de leche, espresso and whipped cream in a graham cracker crust). . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families//
45. The Meatball Shop
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreFirst: Choose your ball. Next: Choose your sauce. Then: Pick a side. Voila! The meal of your — and any picky eater’s — dreams. It’s not all meatballs at this shop: You’ll find veggie balls, salmon balls, Maine lobster balls, risotto balls, crabcake balls, sandwiches and salads. Even brunch at this New York hotspot that has six locations features dishes like lobster balls eggs Benedict. Gluten-free and veggie options are available, as well.
You’ll find the Meatball Shop in the Upper East Side and Lower East Side, Chelsea, West Village, Williamsburg and Hell’s Kitchen. . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
46. The Meatball Shop
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreFirst: Choose your ball. Next: Choose your sauce. Then: Pick a side. Voila! The meal of your — and any picky eater’s — dreams. It’s not all meatballs at this shop: You’ll find veggie balls, salmon balls, Maine lobster balls, risotto balls, crabcake balls, sandwiches and salads. Even brunch at this New York hotspot that has six locations features dishes like lobster balls eggs Benedict. Gluten-free and veggie options are available, as well.
You’ll find the Meatball Shop in the Upper East Side and Lower East Side, Chelsea, West Village, Williamsburg and Hell’s Kitchen. . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
47. The Meatball Shop
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreFirst: Choose your ball. Next: Choose your sauce. Then: Pick a side. Voila! The meal of your — and any picky eater’s — dreams. It’s not all meatballs at this shop: You’ll find veggie balls, salmon balls, Maine lobster balls, risotto balls, crabcake balls, sandwiches and salads. Even brunch at this New York hotspot that has six locations features dishes like lobster balls eggs Benedict. Gluten-free and veggie options are available, as well.
You’ll find the Meatball Shop in the Upper East Side and Lower East Side, Chelsea, West Village, Williamsburg and Hell’s Kitchen. . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
48. The Meatball Shop
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsFirst: Choose your ball. Next: Choose your sauce. Then: Pick a side. Voila! The meal of your — and any picky eater’s — dreams. It’s not all meatballs at this shop: You’ll find veggie balls, salmon balls, Maine lobster balls, risotto balls, crabcake balls, sandwiches and salads. Even brunch at this New York hotspot that has six locations features dishes like lobster balls eggs Benedict. Gluten-free and veggie options are available, as well.
You’ll find the Meatball Shop in the Upper East Side and Lower East Side, Chelsea, West Village, Williamsburg and Hell’s Kitchen. . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
49. The Meatball Shop
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsFirst: Choose your ball. Next: Choose your sauce. Then: Pick a side. Voila! The meal of your — and any picky eater’s — dreams. It’s not all meatballs at this shop: You’ll find veggie balls, salmon balls, Maine lobster balls, risotto balls, crabcake balls, sandwiches and salads. Even brunch at this New York hotspot that has six locations features dishes like lobster balls eggs Benedict. Gluten-free and veggie options are available, as well.
You’ll find the Meatball Shop in the Upper East Side and Lower East Side, Chelsea, West Village, Williamsburg and Hell’s Kitchen. . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
50. The Nugget Spot
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Tiffany WoodsWe’re not trying to stereotype children’s palates too much, but if we’re going to put meatball and macaroni places on the list of the best NYC restaurants for kids, we probably also need a chicken nugget spot. Here, an order of nuggets starts around $6. On the menu you’ll find “the reg,” meaning regular Southern-style nuggets, plus Buffalo nuggets, General Tso-inspired nuggets and even grilled “skinny nuggets.” There are even vegan nuggets. The Cap’n Crunch-coated nuggets get exceptionally high marks from TPG staffers.
On the “not nuggets” side of the menu, you’ll find oven-roasted broccoli, known here as “stinky trees,” fries, nacho mac and biscuits. . https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-nyc-restaurants-for-kids-families/
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