Families who are dining out might prefer kid-friendly restaurants with playgrounds and play spaces. Not only do the children get to play safely at a distance, parents and caregivers can dine in peace or have an uninterrupted conversation with fellow adults. We love it when F&B places and cafes include a play area just for children where they can happily play and socialise while parents dine nearby.
Besides kid-friendly cafes and restaurants with playgrounds, we have also deliberately chosen to include some that are located next to public playgrounds or have open spaces where kids can scoot, cycle or even play tag!
After all, kid-friendly play spaces come in all shapes and forms, and kids, especially the young ones, can have just as much fun if they have space to roam around.
Just a quick note that while we have tried to make the information as accurate as possible, things do change even quicker in Singapore. If you do find that there have been any changes, please let us know by emailing hello@www.littledayout.com so that we can update the information to benefit all parents and readers!
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Ready to get out and about? There are more than 50 options of cafes and restaurants with playgrounds and play space to consider when you plan the next family meal or friends meetup!
Kid-friendly Cafes & Restaurants with Playgrounds and Play Spaces
We have categorised this list of restaurants with playgrounds and play spaces according to geographical locations in Singapore. There are also restaurant and café chains in multiple spots, do be sure to scroll through our entire list of recommendations.
Central Singapore
There are so many kid-friendly restaurants with playgrounds and play areas in the Central area of Singapore. These provide different options for those who are meeting up with friends and can be great for simple play dates as well.
Fusion Spoon
Fusion Spoon is located at Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Tanglin Gate. After a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage site, families can enjoy a wide selection of food and beverage including Western, Asian and Japanese food.
Prices are relatively accessible. There are both indoor and outdoor play areas – that means parents can enjoy their meals while keeping a close watch on the little ones playing.
This casual dining spot at Singapore Botanic Gardens is also halal-certified.
Where: Singapore Botanic Gardens, 1 Cluny Road, Tanglin Gate, #B1-00, Singapore 259569
Opening Hours:
Mon to Friday: 9 am to 9 pm
Sat and Sunday: 7 am to 9.30 pm
Website
Lucky Saigon
This Vietnamese cafe at Tanglin Road might look a little wild but that is its appeal. There are a large caged compound with animals for the kids to see. The last we visited there were different species of birds like chickens, ducks and a peacock. There is also a fish pond with koi to feed. Restless children can just take a walk around the compound and be engaged just looking at the animals.
Where: 356 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247674
Small Batch, outside Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden
Small Batch’s modern farmhouse aesthetic and open-air concept allow families to enjoy a relaxed meal amidst lush greenery while staying cool with well-placed air coolers. The restaurant is also steps away from the garden’s water play areas.
Where: 1H Cluny Rd, #01-K1, Singapore 259604
Wildseed Cafe, The Garage
Wildseed Cafe is both a kid and furkid-friendly spot at the Cluny side of Botanic Gardens. Housed in a heritage building, Wildseed Cafe also has al fresco seating just next to the Foliage Garden.
Children will enjoy spotting the wildlife such as jungle fowl, birds, squirrels frolicking near the café. Open from 8 am daily, Wildseed Cafe at The Garage is also a choice spot for breakfast after a jog or walk at Singapore Botanic Gardens.
Where: 50 Cluny Park Road, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 257488
Opening Hours: 8 am to 10 pm daily.
Website
Park Side, Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Nassim Entrance
Park Side, a casual all-day café concept designed as a welcoming cottage by the park. Open and relaxed, Park Side draws inspiration from slow weekends and picnic afternoons, offering modern comfort food with a fun, local spirit.
Each dish is bold and flavour-forward, designed to stand confidently on its own while remaining balanced and approachable. The menu is casual and unfussy, featuring many tactile, easy-to-eat dishes that can be enjoyed by hand or with minimal cutlery, perfect for takeaway dining on a park bench or picnic ground.
Where: 1 Cluny Road, Singapore Botanical Garden Nassim Gate, Visitor Centre S259569
Food Republic at 313 @ Somerset Food Court
This food court is located on the fifth floor of 313 @ Somerset. Besides offering a wide variety of foods with more than 25 food stalls, if you head out on to the verandah, you will find that there is a small children’s playground that can help keep young kids entertained.
Where: 313 Somerset Rd, Singapore 238895
Opening Hours: 10 am to 9 pm
Website
Mylos
Relax with a cup of coffee and enjoy some fresh bakes at this café at Gardens by the Bay’s Active Garden. This kid-friendly eatery in Singapore is also pet friendly. In fact, the name of the café comes from a beloved golden retriever.
What makes Mylos even more kid-friend is that is right beside the Active Garden children’s playground where you don’t need to worry about them making noise on the various outdoor musical instruments found there.
Where: 18 Marina Gardens Drive, #01-01, Singapore 018953
Opening Hours:
Wednesday, Thursday, & Sunday: 8 am to 8pm
Friday and Saturday: 8 am to 10 pm
Website
Satay by the Bay
It is local hawker fare being dished up at this outdoor food court at Gardens by the Bay. Tuck into sticks of satay or other local favourites. While Satay by the Bay does not have a playground per se, it is located just beside the Kingfisher Wetlands, a nice space where kids can take a walk around the Lotus Pond or admire the larger than life statues of kingfishers.
Adult supervision is advised as kids might fall into the pond quite easily.
Where: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, #01-19, Singapore 018953
Opening Hours:
Food stalls: 11.30 am to 10 pm (except for steamboat)
Steamboat Buffet: 3 pm to 10 pm
Drink stall: 9 am to 10.30 pm
Website
Estate, Hilton Singapore
Families on the look out for indoor venues with dedicated kids’ corners and even activities for children can check out Estate at Hilton Singapore. The Grand Sunday Champagne Brunch is a treat with a lavish spread plus complimentary activities for children including canvas painting, board games and magic shows!
Where: 333 Orchard Rd, Level 5, Singapore 238867
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Novotel Singapore on Stevens
Fans of Sunday Brunches, you will not want to miss Sunday at Stevens. Go to Novotel Singapore on Stevens on Sunday afternoons for a carnival experience with BBQ bites, beverages and kids activities such as bouncy castle and lawn games. You can find more details about the hotel’s Sunday activities here.
Where: 28 Stevens Rd, Singapore 257878
Website
Opus Bar & Grill, VOCO Orchard
Diners at Opus Bar & Grill at VOCO Orchard will appreciate the play area for children. It has a dedicated children’s area with a TV screen, toys and play kitchen. It was perfect sipping our tea while the kids played within sight.
Where: 581 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238883
Website
Tiong Bahru Bakery, Foothills at Fort Canning Park
Tiong Bahru Bakery is a favourite spot of many as it is located at the foot of Fort Canning. Have a choice of pastries and coffee while the kids or fur-friends run free at the lawn nearby. Children will love the slides and play equipment at Jubilee Park next to the outlet.
Where: 70 River Valley Rd, #01-05, Singapore 179037
Opening Hours: 7.30 am to 7 pm, daily
Website
Three Buns, Quayside
Three Buns is the place for burgers, beer and brunch! Since it is located at Robertson Quay, this means plenty of space to scoot or people-watch. It has a mini playground.
Where: 60 Robertson Quay, #01 – 01, Singapore 238252
Opening Hours:
Mon to Thu: 5 pm to 12 am
Fri: 12 pm to 12 am
Sat: 10 am to 12 am
Sun: 10 am to 10 pm
Website
Les Bouchons, Robertson Quay
Another Robertson Quay hangout is Les Bouchons. The French steakhouse offers a view of Singapore River and located right next to a free public playground. On weekends, the restaurant also sets up a mini playground, we hear the Sunday Brunch is lovely with its signature Sunday Roast, French fries and crepe.
Do note that the Robertson Quay outlet is not pet-friendly.
Where: 60 Robertson Quay, #01-02, Singapore 238252
Opening Hours:
Monday Closed
Tuesday to Thursday: Lunch: 12 pm to 2 pm; Dinner: 6 pm to 10 pm
Friday: Lunch: 12 pm to 2 pm; Dinner: 6 pm to 10.30 pm
Saturday: Dinner: 6 pm to 10.30 pm
Sunday: Lunch: 12 pm to 2.30 pm; Dinner: 6 pm to 10 pm
Website
Boomarang, Robertson Quay
Early risers would love Boomarang for its hours since it opens at 6 am. Also located a stone’s throw away from the Robertson Quay playground, it provides a family friendly atmosphere with a menu just for kids to create their own meal combinations. Around it, there is space for scootering along the river plus Dads get to watch the screening of major sporting events!
Where: 60 Robertson Quay #01-15 The Quayside, Singapore 238252
Opening Hours: 6 am to 3 am daily
Website
Huggs Coffee, Maxwell
Need a cuppa? Head to Huggs Coffee at AIBI Maxwell. It serves coffee, cakes, wraps and gelato! Parents could use this time to recharge and caffeinate while their kids play in the outdoor area. Huggs Coffee at Maxwell also welcomes pets.
Where: 30 Maxwell Road #01-03, Singapore 069114
Opening Hours: 8 am to 5 pm, daily
Website
The Pantry, Dempsey Hill
The Pantry at Dempsey blends rustic charm with a relaxed, community-focused vibe. Known for its hearty comfort food—ranging from wood-fired pizzas to vibrant salads—it serves as a serene sanctuary for parents to unwind while children explore the expansive outdoor play area.
The true star of the show is the impressive multi-level wooden treehouse, a whimsical structure that invites endless exploration.
Where: 16A Dempsey Rd, Singapore 247695
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Our favourite part of this café & bakery concept is the lush greenery at Loewen. Apart from healthy dining options, there is a sizeable outdoor playground with slides, swings and play structures just for the little ones.
Where: 30C Loewen Rd, Singapore 248839
Opening Hours: 8 am to 10 pm
Website
Huber’s Bistro
Another popular spot in Dempsey is Huber’s Bistro. It serves Swiss German food and beer with breakfast offerings on the weekends. The must-try dishes are the sausage ones, Pretzel, Charcuterie platter and dry-aged burger. Children will flock to its playground which has swings, climbing structures and shaded by trees.
Where: 22 Dempsey Rd, Singapore 249679
Opening Hours:
Tues to Fri: 11 am to 10 pm
Sat, Sun & Public Holidays: 9.30 am to 10 pm
Closed on Mondays
Website
AT feast
Another kid-friendly restaurant at Dempsey is AT feast. Aside from all-day dining, it has cooking classes for all ages, a retail space with children’s play zones, an outdoor playground and a treehouse! There is both indoor and outdoor seating, with a menu focusing on nutritious, fresh, organic and sustainable cooking. The ultimate draw is the outdoor jungle gym!
Where: 16A Dempsey Road, Singapore 247695
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Restaurant Espoir, Amoy
Discerning diners looking for a family-friendly restaurant in the CBD can consider Restaurant Espoir. This Muslim-owned restaurant serves refined modern European cuisine with a touch of Malayan influence. To cater to the needs of families, there is a newly launched kids menu plus kids play area including a crafting corner on weekends!
Kids eat free every weekend brunch as well.
Expect even more on the weekends with storytelling sessions, movie screenings and clay art! Check the latest information on the restaurant’s socials.
One interesting nugget, this restaurant is situated in the former Anglo-Chinese School and it pays homage to its roots by embodying the school’s vision of “hope”. It is also the sister brand to The White Label Restaurant at North Bridge Road.
Where: 70 Amoy Street Singapore 069889
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Friday: 11.30 am to 10 pm
Saturday: 10 am to 10 pm
Sunday: 10 am to 5pm
Website
King and the Pawn
This board game café at Purvis Street has over 350 board games and also sells snacks and other food items. It is a good for getting together with family and friends. Take note that there is a board game fee. While kids won’t be able to run around here, parents can engage them with the table top games.
Where: 24 Purvis Street, Level 2, Singapore 188601
Opening Hours:
Tues to Thur: 5.30 pm to 11.30 pm
Fri: 5.30 pm to 1.30 am
Sat: 11 am to 1.30 am
Sun: 11 am to 10 pm
Website
West
Pepperoni Pizza, Biopolis, One North
Pepperoni Pizza at one-North is not just great because of the wonderfully delicious pizzas, which kids love, but also because it is at a quiet location (on the weekends at least) and right beside the one-North outdoor playground. It is definitely worthy of being counted among the kid-friendly restaurants in Singapore.
Where: 10 Biopolis Road, #01-01, Chromos Block, Singapore 138670
Opening Hours: 11 am to 3 pm, 5 pm to 9.30 pm, daily. Closed on certain Public Holidays
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Café Melba, Mediapolis
Who can forget Café Melba and its Aussie vibes, bouncy castle and access to expansive grounds.
It is located at the sprawling Mediacorp campus, a short distance away from one-North business park. You will find café staples like Eggs Benedict and a full breakfast here. Other breakfast items on the menu include Eggs Florentine, Mozzarella Stuffed Potato Rosti and Homemade Brioche French Toast. Kids can choose from their own menu with selections such as French Toast Sticks, Mini Blueberry Pancakes and Congee available.
On weekends and public holidays, out comes the bouncy castle for little ones to enjoy
Where: 1 Stars Avenue, #03-01, Singapore 138507
Opening Hours: 8 am to 10 pm, daily
Website
Frankie & Fern’s, Holland Road Shopping Centre
This well-loved spot serves Western cuisine and has a little play area for kids too. Accessible only via a lift, Frankie & Fern’s offers all day dining in a warm and cosy indoor and outdoor rooftop setting.
Where: 211 Holland Ave, Holland Road Shopping Centre, 211 Holland Ave, #04-03 Lift beside UOB, Singapore 278967
Famous JB101 Firewokz, Science Park II
Everyone loves some wok hei in their favourite tze char dishes! Famous JB101 Firewokz serves the classic noodle and rice dishes, seafood such as Curry Fishhead and Salted Egg Sotong. While the adults dine, children can go to the kids area filled with toys or watch cartoons.
Where: Sparkle Science Park II, 45 Science Park Road 01-03/04, Singapore 117407
Opening Hours: Mon to Sun 11 am to 11 pm
Website
IKEA Alexandra
We don’t just like IKEA Alexandra restaurants for their meatballs, we also appreciate that there is a play area there in the form of the Småland indoor playground too.
Where: 317 Alexandra Rd, Level 1, Singapore 159965
Opening Hours: Restaurant is open from 9 am
Website
Enabling Village, Redhill
We find Enabling Village a famiy-friendly place to visit as it has plenty of space, greenery, a few playgrounds and a variety of food to choose from.
For those looking for a cuppa, head to Outpost where Mad Roasters Coffee is. There are books and toys for the little ones indoors and al fresco seating and outdoor playsets.
At VISTA building, Postboy coffee is also a spot to grab that Matcha latte or coffee.
AMGD Superfoods serves healthy foods and has board games for older children to play.
Where: 20 Lengkok Bahru
Sentosa & Southwest Singapore
Coastes
Another beachside hangout is Coastes. It has recently launched an all-day menu and an exclusive weekends-only wine promotion. For their all-day menu, indulge in new dishes such as the Beef Cheek Ragu Risotto, BBQ Pulled Pork Burger, Crispy Fried Cod Burger and Creamy Prawn Fettuccine. All the kids need – sand and sand toys.
Sit back and relax with good company, conversation and food on their day beds, deck chairs and tables facing the beautiful Siloso Beach.
Where: 50 Siloso Beach Walk, #01-06, Sentosa, Singapore 099000
Opening Hours: Open daily from 9 am
Website
Ola Beach Club
Watersports, a pool and Hawaiian-themed beach club vibes? Ola Beach Club is the place to head to for paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming and water play with its family-friendly facilities. It also serves small bites and mains plus Tiki-style cocktails.
Where: 46 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 099905
Opening Hours:
Restaurant
Mon to Thu: 10 am to 9 pm
Fri: 10 am to 10 pm
Sat: 9 am to 10 pm
Sun: 9 am to 9 pm
Watersports Centre
Mon to Sun: 9 am to 7 pm
Website
Tanjong Beach Club
On the other side of Sentosa’s stretch of beaches is Tanjong Beach where Tanjong Beach Club sits. It is a lively family-friendly and pet-friendly beach club. Diners can choose the daybeds by the pool or indoor dining spaces. Kids can be right next to their caregivers as they frolick at the beach while enjoying coastal cuisine and artisanal cocktails.
Where: 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 098942
Opening Hours:
Weekdays: 10 am to 8 pm
Weekends: 10 am to 9 pm
Website
FOC Sentosa
FOC Sentosa is a Mediterranean restaurant and beach club inspired by Barcelona’s world-famous beach culture. Located on the tranquil end of Palawan Beach, the airy beachfront space serves Mediterranean and Spanish food, hot and cold tapas like sizzling padron peppers, zucchini and tomato carpaccio.
Families can choose beach cabana seating (with a minimum spending) or lounge seats by the pool. The options for sand play, pool time or just daydreaming at the beach mean a chill time for everyone.
Where: 110 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 098943
Opening Hours:
Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday: 11.30 am to 10.30 pm
Friday, Saturday, Public Holiday & Public Holiday Eve: 11.30 am to 11 pm
Closed on Mondays & Tuesdays
Website
Splash Tribe at The Palawan @ Sentosa
Soak up some sun and splash up an adventure with loved ones at Splash Tribe, Singapore’s premier family-oriented beach club. The beach club blends relaxation, entertainment, and culinary delights to create a fun-filled time for families.
The menu offers crowd-pleasing fare made for easy sharing, including burgers, flatbreads, salads, grilled or fried seafood, and kids-friendly dishes. Beverage selections include mocktails, milkshakes, signature Tiki cocktails and more.
The water playground experience features a sandcastle-themed wet-play zone equipped with water slides, water spray features and dumping buckets, providing the young and young-at-heart a splashing good time.
Guests can choose from daybeds, in-water sun loungers, sun loungers on the poolside deck or private two-storey gazebos for a delightful beachside respite. Adjacent to the water play zone, an infinity-edge pool provides unobstructed views of the beach.
The beach club also provides essential amenities such as toilet and shower facilities, as well as nursing rooms.
Where: 54 Palawan Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 098233
Website
Trapizza
Renowned for its wood-fired, thin crust pizzas, Trapizza is a family-friendly Italian restaurant along Siloso Beach. Perfect for casual dining with the kids after a day out on Sentosa’s beaches, it is also able to accommodate big group outings and atmospheric enough for date night with the spouse. Kid-friendly features at Trapizza include a water fountain play area for kids to splash about in. This play area is even lit up at night.
Where: 10 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 098995
Opening Hours:
Mon to Thu: 12 pm to 9 pm
Fri to Sun, Public Holidays: 11 am to 10 pm
Website
Quayside Isle, Sentosa Cove
An enchanting vista with beautiful yachts, vast walkways and a gastronomic adventure coupled with a relaxing chill-out vibe.
With family-friendly restaurants at Quayside Isle, an integrated F&B and retail waterfront destination within the exclusive corner of Sentosa Cove that is open to everyone. You can get away from the hustle and bustle without even leaving Singapore at this lifestyle destination.
The smorgasbord of restaurants in the one- and two-storey, 40,000 square feet development offers you a beautiful view of the marina, lets you imagine that you are in the Capri of Southeast Asia and “savour flavours from the seven seas”.
With so much space, families can easily cycle, jog, walk and take their kids and furpets to Quayside Isle.
Food options include Common Man Coffee Roasters, Greenwood Fish Market, Gin Khao Bistro, Sabio By The Sea and more. Sabio By The Sea also offer a kids eat free promotion.
At one end of the marina, you will find a ship playground where kids can enjoy some outdoor fun imagining that they are sailing away on an adventure.
Where: 31 Ocean Way, Sentosa, Singapore 098375
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Wildseed Café, Alkaff Mansion
Head to The Alkaff Mansion surrounded by lush flora and fauna atop Telok Blangah Hill Park. Wildseed café is a child-friendly and pet-friendly café and patisserie offering brunch items, freshly baked cakes, pastries and more.
Children and pets will enjoy the grounds with its gazebo, fountain, lawn where a game of hide and seek will certainly be welcome.
Where: 10 Telok Blangah Green, Singapore 109178
Website
East
Canopy, Changi Village
Looking for a relaxing sanctuary that has good food, beautiful beach vista and space for your family and pets to play? Canopy Changi Village serves the answer as the new pet-friendly restaurant with an all-day menu and outdoor seating in front of a stunning beachfront oasis.
There is a sand play area suitable for the little kids to play at.
Where: 2 Netheravon Road, Block B, Civil Service Club, Singapore, Singapore 508503
Café Melba Goodman
Head east to Goodman Arts Centre where Café Melba serves gourmet coffee, wood-fired pizzas and brunch essentials. On weekends, the bouncy castle is out for kids to play. So instead of bouncing off the walls at home, how about a giant dose of bouncing at Café Melba?
Where: 90 Goodman Road, Goodman Arts Centre
Opening Hours: 8 am to 10 pm, daily
Website
Jimmy Monkey Café, PLQ
Jimmy Monkey at Paya Lebar Quarter is located on the ground level of Park Place Residences and right next to the PLQ Parkside children’s playground. Its instagrammable interiors, lush surroundings are a big draw for anyone looking for a child-friendly spot. Of course we all appreciate a good cup of cuppa and hearty Aussie style brunches plus the closeness of a fantastic play spot.
Where: 2 Paya Lebar Rd #01-10 Park Place Residences at PLQ Singapore 409053
Opening Hours: 8 am to 4 pm, daily
Website
Zaffron Kitchen, East Coast
Zaffron Kitchen serves authentic Indian fare and has a play area with a cottage playground and kid-friendly toys. Perfect for parents who need a bit of a breather and the opportunity to savour some genuine Indian cuisine.
This family-friendly spot also has a kids eat free promotion.
Where: 137 East Coast Road, Singapore 428822
Opening Hours:
Tue to Thu: 11.30 am to 9.30 pm (closed from 3 pm to 5 pm)
Friday to Sunday, Eve of Public Holiday and Public Holiday: 11.30 am to to 10.30 pm (closed from 3 pm to 5 pm)
Website
The Coastal Settlement
At The Coastal Settlement, you can dine indoors where it’s cool and ornamented heavily with antique furniture and memorabilia or you could dine al fresco and enjoy the greenery, and if you’re lucky, some cool air.
Children will love exploring the various vintage items and trinkets that are on display as well as the outdoor spaces perfect for a summer romp.
Where: 200 Netheravon Rd, Singapore 508529
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friay: 10.30 am to 11 pm
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday: 8.30 am to 11 pm
Website
Quentin’s the Eurasian Restaurant
Located in the midst of a quiet neighbourhood in Ceylon Road, Quentin’s The Eurasian Restaurant serves up authentic Eurasian food based on family recipes at the Eurasian Community House. There is a kids menu with sure-hit dishes Fish & Chips and Fried Chicken. Both of these are served with tapioca and yam twist – instead of potato chips, it is served with tapioca and yam chips.
One feature of Quentin’s The Eurasian Restaurant that will definitely appeal to young children is the children’s playroom. This indoor, air-conditioned, closed-off playroom is located next to the indoor dining room. It is stocked full of wonders for kids to amusement themselves with. There is a mini ball pond, ride-on toys and a masak-masak corner for young ones to play-pretend.
Where: Eurasian Community House, 139 Ceylon Road, Singapore 429744
Website
NOM Bistro & Bakery, Macpherson
One big reason to support NOM Bistro & Bakery is it is a social enterprise project by the people from Yesterday Café. Located in Macpherson Community Club, this eatery serves simple homemade fare such as burgers, pasta, pizza, rice bowls. It has a very cool kids area with a dragon-playground inspired slide, books and toys area.
Where: Macpherson Community Club Level 1 – 400 Paya Lebar Way, Singapore, Singapore, 379131
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My Kampung Food Court at Changi City Point
Located on the second floor of Changi City Point, the food court is right beside the mall’s outdoor playground. This makes it a convenient spot for kids to duck out to play at the playground’s many different play elements once they are finished with their meal.
Where: 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, Changi City Point #02-01, Singapore 486038
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Kid-friendly Eateries at Changi Airport
Hub & Spoke
With clear glass windows that allow plenty of light to stream in, the Hub & Spoke Cafe is an inviting space that offers both local and western dishes. It is open early for breakfast and you can enjoy traditional kaya toast sets along with variations like otah soft buns too. Local classics available on the menu include Beef Rendang, Laksa and more.
Families with young children will even find a cosy book corner where they can borrow a book to keep the kids entertained while dining.
There is a Hub & Spoke playground where kids can have fun climbing and exploring the multi-layered play structure.
Where: located next to Changi Airport Terminal 2
Chengdu Bowl
Chengdu Bowl’s flagship outlet, dubbed Singapore’s first ever speakeasy Sichuanese restaurant? The restaurant is located at Changi Airport Terminal 3, level 3 Departure Hall Mezzanine South. It has photospots, quirky decor and child-friendly dishes.
Where: Changi Airport Terminal 3 Departure Hall Mezzanine South, #03-21, Singapore 819663
Operating Hours: 10 am to 8.30 pm daily
North
Restaurants and Cafes at Mandai Wildlife West
If you are heading to Singapore Zoo or Bird Paradise, don’t forget to dedicate some time at Mandai Wildlife West! There are three playgrounds and many food options here.
You can find A&W, Starbucks, Han’s Union, Bird of Paradise Gelato and Collins.
The majority of the restaurants and dining outlets at Mandai Wildlife West can be found along the pathway to the Bird Paradise entrance. Just a point to note: these restaurants are located at a major local attraction, so you should be prepared for the menus to be priced accordingly too.
Where: 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
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Whisk & Paddle, Punggol
This riverside cafe offers a spacious and airy environment perfect for families. It has a play space outdoors and also overlooks Punggol Serangoon reservoir. Children have plenty of room to scoot and run around while parents dine. The cafe also runs face painting and balloon art activities for the little ones.
Where: 10 Tebing Ln, Singapore 828836
Wheelers Estate, Seletar Aerospace Park
Take a trip to the tranquil Northeast where planes abound. At Seletar Aerospace park, families can find Wheelers Estate in a restored colonial bungalows. Enjoy the grub, live music and of course the aeroplane-themed playground nearby.
It could take longer than usual to reach this far flung corner of Singapore, but it’s worth the trip thanks to the opportunity to see planes up close, relish the space and nature in the area and just forget about the hustle and bustle of life for a while.
Where: 2 Park Lane, The Oval @ Seletar Aerospace Park, Singapore 798386
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Wildseed Café & Summerhouse, Seletar Aerospace Park
The Summerhouse garden-themed restaurant provides a perfect backdrop for weddings and parties with their pretty garden and pergola. Opened by the 1-Group, its sister restaurants are Una in Rochester Park and Botanico at Singapore Botanic Gardens. It has a farm-to-table concept, with Wildseed Café and Bar on the ground floor. The multi-concept duplex houses a coffee roaster, a floral shop and an edible garden.
Wildseed Café & Bar is surrounded by lush greenery and brings you to a quaint side of Singapore. Children will enjoy the spaces here, as well as the colouring sheets. This café is also furkid friendly.
Where: Level 1, 3 Park Lane, Seletar Aerospace Dr, Park, 798387
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Brewerkz, Seletar Aerospace Park
Surrounded by heritage bungalows, Brewerkz’s serene setting is perfect for a delightful dining experience. Savour signature dishes like Buttermilk Chicken & Pancakes or Half Rack Baby Back Ribs, paired with our craft beers.
Where: 9 The Oval, Singapore 797867
Lazy Lizard, Upper Thomson
Lazy Lizard is a popular restaurant serving Western cuisine. It is family friendly with kids meals and kids play & read corners in all outlets. Lazy lizard has won the Singapore Food master’s competition for three consecutive years from 2020- 2022
Promotions include kids eat free on weekends and public holidays, student set meals on offer and one for one promotions on weekdays.
Where: 906M Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 7871110
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday: 12 pm to 10 pm
Saturday and Sunday, 11 am to 10 pm
Website
Cafes & Restaurants with Playgrounds with Multiple Outlets around Singapore
Guzman Y Gomez
Not only do kids eat free on Sundays, children who visit get balloons, stickers and colouring activity sheets too. While you munch on those burritos, little ones can be occupied with all their freebies!
Where: Dunearn Village, Funan, Great World, Guoco Tower, i12 Katong, ION Orchard, Jewel Changi Airport, Mapletree Business City, NEX Mall, Northpoint City, Novena Square, Ocean Financial Centre, One Holland Village, Orchard Gateway, Our Tampines Hub, Pasir Ris Mall, Rail Mall, Serene Centre, Suntec City, The Star Vista, VivoCity, Waterway Point, Westgate
Beauty in the Pot Playgrounds
We know Beauty in the Pot for its collagen-rich soup bases, playgrounds, attentive service and more. Each hotpot restaurant also has a super fun playground for the kids to play to their heart’s delight while their parents slurp away.
Children can also redeem tokens at the toy capsule machine at the entrance of each outlet. Kidults would want to have a go at the Gachapon machine as well.
P.s The outlet with the biggest playground is at KINEX!
The full list of Beauty in the Pot outlets is as follows:
Beauty in The Pot at Jewel Changi Airport
Where: 78 Airport Boulevard, Jewel Changi Airport #B2-224, Singapore 819666
Beauty in The Pot at KINEX
Where: 11 Tanjong Katong Road, KINEX #03-38, Singapore 437157
Beauty in The Pot at Serangoon NEX
Where: 23 Serangoon Central, NEX #02-01, Singapore 556083
Beauty in The Pot at The Centrepoint
Where: 176 Orchard Road, The Centrepoint #05-16, Singapore 238843
Beauty in The Pot at The Star Vista
Where: 1 Vista Exchange Green, The Star Vista #02-24, Singapore 138617
Beauty in The Pot at VivoCity
Where: 1 Harbourfront Walk, VivoCity #03-08A, Singapore 098585
Beauty in The Pot at Westgate
Where: 3 Gateway Drive, Westgate #03-10, Singapore 608532
Marche
Marche restaurants feature a variety of food stations where customers can order their food. They can be counted among the most kid-friendly restaurants in Singapore with special Picky Kids meals, play areas and the ability for parents to even host children’s birthday parties there.
The Marche restaurants at 313 @ Somerset and Suntec have indoor playgrounds for children. The list of Marche restaurants is as follows:
Marché Suntec City
Where: 3 Temasek Boulevard #01-612 to 614, Suntec City (Tower 3), Singapore 038983
Marche 313 Somerset
Where: 313 Orchard Rd, 313 @ Somerset, Level 1 Discovery Walk S 238895
Read more about the Marche 313 @ Somerset play area.
Shang Pin Hot Pot
One other hot pot brand – Shang Pin Hot Pot has two outlets both with playspaces for little ones. It serves authentic Chinese cuisine and hotpot with an emphasis on fiery Sichuan dishes. One of the biggest draws to this hotpot brand is its desserts. The bingsu apparently are must-tries particularly the Oreo version.
They also serve milk teas including Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea with a Milk Tea Pot with soft and chewy yam balls, grass jelly, red beans and more.
Shang Pin Hot Pot Parkway Parade
Where: 80 Marine parade，#01-10, Parkway Parade, 449269
Shang Pin Hot Pot Marina Square
Where: 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-102/102A Marina Square, Singapore 039594
Hai Di Lao
Everyone knows Hai Di Lao for its family-oriented service where servers willingly babysit, shower the kids with toys and entertain them. There are also playrooms at some Hai Di Lao’s outlets. The playrooms include toys, games and slides. Do check with the restaurant before heading there if your intent is to find a Hai Di Lao outlet with a play area.
A full list of outlets can be found here.
McDonald’s Singapore PlayPlaces
McDonald’s restaurants in Singapore are often welcomed spots where parents and kids can enjoy a quick meal. And did you know that a number of McDonald’s Singapore outlets have kids’ playgrounds known as PlayPlaces?
Some of these McDonald’s PlayPlaces are indoors while other are outdoors. Here are the five McDonald’s Singapore restaurants with PlayPlaces:
McDonald’s Canberra
Where: 133 Canberra View, #01-01/02/03/28 Canberra Plaza, Singapore 750133
McDonald’s Queensway
Where: 580 Queensway, Ridout Tea Garden, Singapore 149066
McDonald’s Jurong Central Park
Where: 291 Boon Lay Wy, Singapore 649849
McDonald’s Kallang
Where: 200 Stadium Blvd, #01-3669, Singapore 397801
McDonald’s Ang Mo Kio Park
Where: 10 Ang Mo Kio Street 12, Singapore 567740
You can learn more about these McDonald’s family flagship outlets here.
Why We Enjoy these Restaurants with Playgrounds
These various restaurants with playgrounds offer kid-friendly dining for families. They can make eating out with kids a more enjoyable experience for both them and the parents alike. What we do appreciate about these restaurants for children is that they have gone the extra mile to create play areas in restaurants in order to make families feel welcomes. Many of the kid-friendly restaurants also do offer kids menus.
So, you can consider visiting one of the kid-friendly dining places with playgrounds the next time you plan to head out.
Did we miss out on any restaurants with playgrounds in Singapore? If we did, drop us an email at hello@www.littledayout.com to let us know.
Or is any of the information above out of date? While we do try our best to make sure that the information is as accurate as possible, things are ever changing in Singapore and information does go out of date. If you know of any updates, do drop us an email at hello@www.littledayout.com to let us know as well so that we can also share the information with other parents.
We hope that you have a wonderful time dining out and enjoying the various play areas in restaurants in the list above.
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