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Top 50 locations in United States
byEmy Moore
Live update: Updated September 17, 2022Copy 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
More info2. Adventure Playground
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Emy MooreSource: https://www.nycgovparks.org/facilities/playgrounds
More info3. De Witt Clinton Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreSource: https://www.nycgovparks.org/facilities/playgrounds
More info4. James Michael Levin Playground
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreSource: https://www.nycgovparks.org/facilities/playgrounds
More info5. 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
More info6. 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
More info7. 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
More info8. 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
More info9. 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
More info10. 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
More info11. 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
More info12. 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
More info13. 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
More info14. 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
More info15. 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
More info16. 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
More info17. 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
More info18. 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
More info19. 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
More info20. 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
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