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I know this is too late, but I'm surprised no one said Northstar. They have a nice kids menu, lots of health adult options and kids are very welcome.
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NerosNeptune
Goodale Park
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I agree about zpizza.
Posted 3 years ago # -
cyclist II
Short North & Peach District
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Bagels by Captain Cream Cheese. Kids love Captains!
Posted 3 years ago # -
derm
Grandview
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This may seem wierd to people, but we used to take our little kids to Figlio with us. Just tried to get there early before the happening crowd. They have a plain cheese pizza, will make buttered noodles for the kids, bring out the basket of bread and put the white paper cover over the tablecloth. We would bring crayons and let them fill up the paper.
Posted 3 years ago # -
surber17
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Thanks for the suggestions. Unfortunately the kids are kind of picky (and some of the adults too) so Mediterranean cuisine is out for the group. In the past we’ve gone to a couple Mexican restaurants and it’s worked well (El Vaquero and Cantina Laredo). Northstar is def. a great choice, but we were looking for more of a full service restaurant. Please keep the suggestions coming. (BTW I know they’ve taken the kids to Figlio before and it worked out well).
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Pablo, you've said Bob Evans and "ask the kids what they like" ... not helping. One can't talk yet and the other eats chicken tenders everywhere we go. i dont' see Bob Evans as healthy btw.Your our previous choice was El Vaquero?
Not exactly a paragon of healthy eating... great food though.
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surber17 wrote >>
Pablo, you've said Bob Evans and "ask the kids what they like" ... not helping. One can't talk yet and the other eats chicken tenders everywhere we go. i dont' see Bob Evans as healthy btw.Your our previous choice was El Vaquero?
Not exactly a paragon of healthy eating... great food though.
I love El Vaquero but it definitely fits into comfort food.
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surber17 wrote >>
Pablo, you've said Bob Evans and "ask the kids what they like" ... not helping. One can't talk yet and the other eats chicken tenders everywhere we go. i dont' see Bob Evans as healthy btw.Your our previous choice was El Vaquero?
Not exactly a paragon of healthy eating... great food though.
I love El Vaquero but it definitely fits into comfort food.
Oh I agree ... El Vaquero wasn't my choice that day, but they did have some grilled chicken plates that seemed decently healthy.
Posted 3 years ago # -
vestanpance
Harrison West/at work OSU
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starliner or louies (I think that's what it's called) very kid friendly and yummy.
Posted 3 years ago # -
sugarplumclarey
COLUMBUS
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Banana Bean Cafe is full of kid friendly menu items - we went this weekend with some family and my daughter who had a ball. $2 'ritas for the grown-ups too! Not exactly heathy (lots of fried) but you can all find something to enjoy.
Posted 3 years ago # -
lifeliberty
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RunningBy wrote >>
Since when is St James serving food?There was a CU meetup there that night
http://www.columbusunderground.com/forums/topic/cu-happy-hour-at-st-james-tavern-thur-feb-11th
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Misplaced
Grandview
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Kids eat free on Sunday at the Old Bag of Nails. And the UA location has a balloon guy who comes to your table, not sure about the others. Maybe not tons of healthy food options but it's a kid-friendly atmosphere (with a decent beer selection!)
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