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Where to Eat in London with Kids | 13 Family-Friendly Restaurants Worth Trying

Where to Eat in London with Kids | 13 Family-Friendly Restaurants Worth Trying

Discover the best family-friendly restaurants in London that kids and parents will love—from pizza and cupcakes to iconic fish & chips and themed afternoon teas. Find out where to eat in London with kids, including Mayfair Chippy, Mercato Mayfair, Borough Market, and more.
London isn’t just a city of history and royals—it’s also a fantastic food city with plenty of restaurants that welcome little ones without sacrificing quality. If you’re planning a family trip and wondering where to eat in London with kids, here’s a helpful list of family dining spots that both kids and parents will enjoy.
Mercato Mayfair is perfect for families with picky eaters and adventurous palettes alike. Aqua Shard’s Peter Pan-themed tea is a magical treat for the kids—and the sweeping skyline views is the cherry on top for us parents. A feast for all the senses—Borough Market is bursting with bold flavors, colorful stalls, and the kind of street food even toddlers can’t resist. Arrive hungry-1
Mercato Mayfair is perfect for families with picky eaters and adventurous palettes alike. Aqua Shard’s Peter Pan-themed tea is a magical treat for the kids—and the sweeping skyline views is the cherry on top for us parents. A feast for all the senses—Borough Market is bursting with bold flavors, colorful stalls, and the kind of street food even toddlers can’t resist. Arrive hungry-2
Mercato Mayfair is perfect for families with picky eaters and adventurous palettes alike. Aqua Shard’s Peter Pan-themed tea is a magical treat for the kids—and the sweeping skyline views is the cherry on top for us parents. A feast for all the senses—Borough Market is bursting with bold flavors, colorful stalls, and the kind of street food even toddlers can’t resist. Arrive hungry-3
Mercato Mayfair is perfect for families with picky eaters and adventurous palettes alike. Aqua Shard’s Peter Pan-themed tea is a magical treat for the kids—and the sweeping skyline views is the cherry on top for us parents. A feast for all the senses—Borough Market is bursting with bold flavors, colorful stalls, and the kind of street food even toddlers can’t resist. Arrive hungry-4

Mercato Mayfair is perfect for families with picky eaters and adventurous palettes alike. Aqua Shard’s Peter Pan-themed tea is a magical treat for the kids—and the sweeping skyline views is the cherry on top for us parents. A feast for all the senses—Borough Market is bursting with bold flavors, colorful stalls, and the kind of street food even toddlers can’t resist. Arrive hungry!

1. Dishoom (Multiple Locations)
Dishoom offers Bombay-inspired comfort food in a lively setting that kids find exciting and parents find delicious. With high chairs, a kid’s menu, and buttery naan that satisfies even picky eaters, this spot is a family favorite.
2. Homeslice (Neal’s Yard, Fitzrovia, Shoreditch)
Giant wood-fired pizzas in creative flavors, served in a casual atmosphere. Order by the slice or the whole pie—great for sharing. The funky interiors and relaxed vibe make it ideal for families.
3. Giraffe (Southbank Centre & more)
A go-to for global comfort food with a dedicated children’s menu and coloring activities. Located right along the Thames near attractions like the London Eye and SEA LIFE, it’s convenient and reliable.
4. Peggy Porschen (Belgravia & Chelsea)
For a sweet break, this pastel dream café offers beautiful cupcakes and treats. Kids love the whimsical vibe, and you’ll love the photo ops.
5. Wahaca (Multiple Locations)
Modern Mexican with vibrant decor and a fun kids’ menu. Wahaca’s small plates make it easy to try new things, and they’re great with allergies and dietary needs.
6. Mercato Mayfair (Mayfair)
A unique food hall inside a former church, Mercato Mayfair offers a variety of international cuisines under one roof—perfect for families with different tastes. The atmosphere is fun and lively, and there’s plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. A great option before or after sightseeing in the West End.
7. The Mayfair Chippy (Mayfair & Knightsbridge)
A cozy and classy spot for classic British fish and chips, The Mayfair Chippy is a favorite with families and foodies alike. The relaxed vibe and flavorful menu make it great for kids and parents. Be sure to book reservations ahead of time to avoid any waits. The Mayfair location is conveniently situated right next to Mercato Mayfair, making it easy to enjoy both spots in one outing. They also have a Knightsbridge location, perfect for grabbing a meal after visiting Harrods. This was hands down the best fish and chips I had the entire trip—crispy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked.. This was hands down the best fish and chips I had the entire trip—crispy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Highly recommended for both first-time visitors and returning London foodies.
8. Borough Market Food Stalls (Southwark)
If you’re near the South Bank, don’t miss Borough Market. It’s full of family-friendly eats: grilled cheese, fresh juices, and sweet treats. Let everyone pick their own favorite for a fun and casual meal. Great place to check out with the kids, just beware there are pickpockets and long lines for certain food stalls.
9. Franco Manca (Various Locations)
Affordable sourdough pizza with quality ingredients. Kid-approved and parent-approved, this casual chain makes a perfect pitstop on a busy day of sightseeing.
10. The Delaunay (Covent Garden)
Upscale yet welcoming, The Delaunay offers a kids’ menu alongside Viennese-inspired classics for adults. It’s a great spot for a more refined meal that still feels relaxed enough for families.
11. Aqua Shard (Southwark)
For a splurge-worthy experience with older kids, head to Aqua Shard. The Peter Pan afternoon tea pairs sweeping skyline views with a themed menu that’s magical and memorable. For a more elevated dining experience, consider their stylish brunch or classic Sunday roast—perfect for parents who want an elegant meal with a view. Its location near Borough Market also makes it a great combo for a full day of food and fun.
12. Chinatown (Soho)
Chinatown is a colorful, lively neighborhood full of delicious food and kid-friendly energy. Try Dumplings’ Legend where kids can watch dumplings being made, or enjoy traditional dim sum at New World and Joy King Lau. Four Seasons (Gerrard Street & Wardour Street) – Famous for its roast duck, and offers so many Chinese family style dishes to share. For a treat, stroll through Newport Court for dessert spots like Bubblewrap, Cuppacha, and Tsujiri. With so many options and a casual vibe, it’s easy to satisfy even the pickiest eaters.
13. Rudy’s Pizzeria (Near Kensington Gardens and Beyond)
Just a short walk from the Diana Memorial Playground, Rudy’s Pizzeria serves up authentic Neapolitan pizza in a relaxed setting. It’s perfect for refueling after a morning of climbing, exploring, and chasing squirrels in the park. Kids will love the pillowy crust, and parents will appreciate the quality ingredients and casual vibe.

Bonus: Rudy’s also has locations in Soho and Shoreditch, making it a convenient and delicious stop no matter where you’re exploring in London.

Tips for Dining Out with Kids in London:

  • Make reservations—popular spots fill up quickly.
  • Many restaurants are stroller-accessible, but tighter spaces may require folding it.
  • Ask about kid menus—even upscale spots often offer smaller portions or simplified dishes.
  • Bring a small activity (sticker books or crayons) to keep little hands busy while waiting.

From pizza to posh tea, London’s restaurant scene has something for everyone—even your tiniest travel companions. Bon appétit, and happy exploring!

Roast duck heaven in the heart of Chinatown—Four Seasons had delicious family-style Chinese dishes perfect for sharing. The Mayfair Chippy had the best fish and chips we had in London and we also loved their mussels, delicious classic British fare. Rudy’s Pizzeria (near Kensington Gardens) had delicious Neapolitan pizza just steps from the Diana Memorial Playground-1
Roast duck heaven in the heart of Chinatown—Four Seasons had delicious family-style Chinese dishes perfect for sharing. The Mayfair Chippy had the best fish and chips we had in London and we also loved their mussels, delicious classic British fare. Rudy’s Pizzeria (near Kensington Gardens) had delicious Neapolitan pizza just steps from the Diana Memorial Playground-2
Roast duck heaven in the heart of Chinatown—Four Seasons had delicious family-style Chinese dishes perfect for sharing. The Mayfair Chippy had the best fish and chips we had in London and we also loved their mussels, delicious classic British fare. Rudy’s Pizzeria (near Kensington Gardens) had delicious Neapolitan pizza just steps from the Diana Memorial Playground-3
Roast duck heaven in the heart of Chinatown—Four Seasons had delicious family-style Chinese dishes perfect for sharing. The Mayfair Chippy had the best fish and chips we had in London and we also loved their mussels, delicious classic British fare. Rudy’s Pizzeria (near Kensington Gardens) had delicious Neapolitan pizza just steps from the Diana Memorial Playground-4

Roast duck heaven in the heart of Chinatown—Four Seasons had delicious family-style Chinese dishes perfect for sharing. The Mayfair Chippy had the best fish and chips we had in London and we also loved their mussels, delicious classic British fare. Rudy’s Pizzeria (near Kensington Gardens) had delicious Neapolitan pizza just steps from the Diana Memorial Playground.