Kids Eat Local: Beijing Inn

We know how tough it can be to eat out with little ones. Patch wants to help you know before you walk in the door if Beijing Inn is a good place to eat with your children.

Restaurant:

Is there a kids’ menu? No, but kids around us were enjoying the dumplings, spring rolls, noodle dishes and sweet and sour chicken.

Are there healthy options on the kids’ meal? The wonton soup or egg drop soup are healthy starts to your meal. The sushi and grilled protein items are fairly healthy entrees.

How does the restaurant deal with food allergies? You can alert your server, but the lackluster service does not ensure that they will be diligent about allergies.

Is there a diaper changing station? No.

How difficult is it to maneuver a stroller through the dining area? Not difficult. 

Is the restaurant so quiet that any childish outburst will draw attention or is there enough noise that a small cry is likely to go unnoticed? Small cries will go unnoticed. 

For the full review of Beijing Inn, check back with Bryn Mawr-Gladwyne Patch on Thursday.