Child friendly restaurants

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Child friendly restaurants

Postby geovil » 21 Jul 2013 16:21

When I say child friendly I know they all are but we are looking for somewhere with activities to keep a 7 and 8 year old happy while we have our meals like the Waterfall if they still have the pets in there we are staying up in the village.

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Re: Child friendly restaurants

Postby daisysun » 21 Jul 2013 16:33

i will also be watching for replies on this as we are going next year with a 12 , 8 and 2 1/2 year old
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Re: Child friendly restaurants

Postby blondie » 21 Jul 2013 17:25

Canary Bar on the canal had a bouncy castle and other kids' stuff, as did the Prince restaurant. Icmeler Restaurant has a little mini golf thing and some other bits and bobs for kids.
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Re: Child friendly restaurants

Postby fifegirl » 25 Jul 2013 16:08

Hi there. Icmeler Restaurant and Bar in the old village should keep the kids happy. Lovely child friendly park and crazy golf. Roma and Maggii and the other owner/staff have gone out of their way to make this safe for your kiddies whilst you enjoy a nice quiet drink or a lovely meal from the extended menu. Give it a try , im sure you wont be disappointed. :D :D
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Re: Child friendly restaurants

Postby Jula » 26 Jul 2013 21:20

Just not long back from Icmeler and visited all the places that Blondie has mentioned. I will also recommend Maya Restaurant, opposite where Za Za's Havana bar was last summer. It has a small play area with basketball and football goals and a couple of toys for younger kids, don't know if your kids will like it as they are a bit older(apart from youngest) than my son who is 3,but he loved it and the meal was lovely too.

There is also a place up near the Nazar Café,can't remember what it's called but it has trampolines, bouncy inflatables and some games for older kids, shooting games, table football, basketball etc and the prices weren't too bad. Token for trampoline was 2.5 lira for 10 mins,same for the battery operated cars that they have where you drive round the track etc.

Lots of places have pool tables,play stations and wii's the older ones can play and the Icmeler restaurant has pool,crazy golf and a good play area with chutes,swings etc that would interest the wee one.
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