Sign in (or) Logout (0) items in cart | Monday:11 am - 10:30 pm Tuesday:11 am - 10:30 pm Wednesday:11 am - 10:30 pm Thursday:11 am - 10:30 pm Friday:11 am - 11 pm Saturday:11 am - 11 pm Sunday:11 am - 10:30pm All you can eat Price Weekend & Holiday Charge $2.00 extra Popular restaurants around the country popular in your area Amazon Restaurants delivers the food you crave from top-rated restaurants. We deliver whatever you're hungry for—whether it's pizza or Thai, burgers or sushi—with the convenience and reliability you expect from Amazon.When you had kids everyone said the same thing to you — say goodbye to nice restaurants and hello to place that only serve grilled cheese. (And also, "you'll never sleep again," but that's a theme for a different story.)But here's the wonderful thing about a city like Toronto: Plenty of people have kids, and plenty of people still want to go out for dinner with them. The city's restaurants have found a way to make that work in a non-chain restaurant fashion, and it's actually kind of awesome.

After surveying colleagues who live across the city about places they love to eat and can actually bring their kids to without fear of other diners' glares, we've put together a list of some of the best options. buy bulk sushi riceYes, you may have to go at 5:30 to accommodate the kids' bedtimes, but that just means you won't have any problem making reservations!japanese sushi knife setCheck out this list of 20 kid-friendly, fabulous restaurants in Toronto. sushi cat 1 play onlineHave suggestions to add? sushi new york 5th avenueLet us know below! Where: 550 Danforth Ave. (at Carlaw) The food for kids and grown-ups: Pizza, pasta

The fun factor: Crayons, activity sheets The phew factor: Change table, step stool for sink, boosters and high chairsLil Bacci Where: 892 Queen St. E. (Leslieville) and 2013 Yonge St. (Davisville) The food for kids and grown-ups: Pastas, pizzas, salads The phew factor: Kid-sized versions of dishes (you just have to ask), change table in women's washroom, high chairsMamma Martino's Where: 624B The Queensway (Etobicoke) The food for kids and grown-ups: Sandwiches, pizzas, pastas The fun factor: Unpretentious and very welcoming to families The phew factor: Budget-friendlyThe Abbot Where: 3367 Yonge St. (north of Lawrence) The food for kids and grown-ups: Pub food, like meatloaf, fish and chips and ribs The fun factor: "Can enjoy a pint and not feel judged for being at a pub with kids," notes one parent. The phew factor: Kids' menu (with big portions)Dundas Street Grille Where: 5238 Dundas Street West (Etobicoke) The food for kids and grown-ups: Breakfast, brunch (dinner also served)

The fun factor: "Adults can still enjoy a weekend brunch, but in a manner more conducive to being there with kids," said one parent. The phew factor: Quick and cheapWallflower Where: 1665 Dundas St. W. (Little Portugal) The food for kids and grown-ups: Sandwiches, pasta, salads The fun factor: "It's right by the elementary school and so after it opens at 5, and before the hipsters roll in around 8, neighbourhood parents with little kids go there," explains one parent. The phew factor: Oysters, grilled cheese and beer. Pretty much perfect for everyone! Where: 167 East Liberty St. (Liberty Village) The fun factor: "As an adult you still feel cool and hip and you don’t get the stares of disapproval from other patrons if you bring your children in," says one mom. The phew factor: Kids' menu, lots to see, TVsThe Wren Where: 1382 Danforth Ave. (east of Greenwood) The food for kids and grown-ups: Empanadas, burgers, chili The fun factor: Like others on this list, this place is popular with grown-ups later at night, but very accessible for kids in the early evening

The phew factor: The comfort pub food is easy for kids to love (and there's a serious number of brews on tap)Udupi Palace Where: 1460 Gerrard St. E. (Little India) The food for kids and grown-ups: Vegetarian Indian food, like samosas, pakoras, chaats, etc. The fun factor: Items like "pizza uthapam" and chocolate dosas for kids, play area in the restaurant The phew factor: A breastfeeding-friendly policy, "Jain" option (no onion or garlic) which is great for colicThe Beacher Cafe Where: 2162 Queen St. E. (The Beach) The food for kids and grown-ups: Burgers, tuna melt — classic diner food The fun factor: Casual atmosphere The phew factor: Cheap and easyTerroni Where: 1095 Yonge St. (Rosedale), 57a Adelaide St. East (west of Parliament) The food for kids and grown-ups: Pizza, pasta, Italian entrees The fun factor: Lots to look at, amazing food The phew factor: Very patient staff, high chairsMexico Lindo Where: 1618 Bayview Ave. (Leaside)

The food for kids and grown-ups: Guacamole, tacos, quesadillas, etc. The fun factor: Mexican food! What isn't fun about that? The phew factor: Kids' menu, high chairs, booster seatsJawny Bakers Where: 804 O'Connor Dr. (East York) The food for kids and grown-ups: Salads, burgers, pasta, smoothies The fun factor: A treasure chest for kids The phew factor: Staff who are great with kids, high chairs, lots of parkingCaplansky's Where: 356 College St. (North Kensington Market) The food for kids and grown-ups: Smoked meat sandwiches, brunch foods The fun factor: Colouring activities, lots to look at The phew factor: High chairs and boosters galore, easy finger foods, casual environmentUncle Betty's Where: 2590 Yonge St. (north of Eglinton) The food for kids and grown-ups: Mac and cheese (but the gourmet kind), sandwiches, hot dogs The fun factor: Amazing ice cream, very friendly atmosphere The phew factor: Extensive kids' menu (with free sides), high chairsAgainst The Grain

Where: 25 Dockside Dr. (Lakeshore); 87 Laird Dr. (Leaside) The food for kids and grown-ups: Upscale pub food (with lots for kids) The fun factor: Colouring activities The phew factor: Kids' menu (including drink and dessert), high chairs, booster seats, tons of roomBarque Where: 299 Roncesvalles Ave. (Roncesvalles) The food for kids and grown-ups: Barbecued foods, grilled cheese, fries The fun factor: Popcorn instead of bread, colouring books, staff that act as "camp counsellors" The phew factor: Amazing looking kids' menu (including drink and side), family-themed dinners on Sundays, Diaper Genie in the washroom! Where: 213A Roncesvalles Ave. (Roncesvalles) The food for kids and grown-ups: Upscale diner food — plus oysters (and an excellent brunch) The fun factor: Laid-back, comfortable atmosphere, family-friendly, amazing desserts The phew factor: Extensive kids' menu, high chairsKirei Sushi and Bar Where: 81 Church St. (north of Adelaide)