Moms Restaurant Roundup: Peace a Pizza to Armenian Delight

Looking for a restaurant that is family friendly? This week, Bryn Mawr-Gladwyne Patch reviewed Peace a Pizza on how kid-friendly it is. Read the full review by . 

This weekend, Patch has reviews of restaurants around the area. Find out which ones have kids’ menus and which ones are paying the most attention to food allergies.

Indian food may not be a favorite for children but more adventurous kids might find the samosas and assorted breads tasty and fun to eat. 

Too tired to make breakfast? Pancakes can be made into silver dollar pancakes and whole orders of meats can be turned into halves at this local fixture.  

While there is no official kids' menu here, they do offer up crowd pleasers like macaroni and cheese. .

A white tablecloth establishment that is kid-friendly as well. Delicious wonton soup and heart healthy options to boot. . 

 A lively dining room and some fancy riffs on kid favorites like fish sticks make this restaurant more kid-friendly than one might expect. 

Chinese and Japanese food in an elegant setting for date night or a family dinner with perfectly behaved little angels. .

Kids are more than welcome at this Armenian grocery store and bakery. The chef even lets kids into the kitchen when they are cooking--just make sure they wash their hands. .