Seattle Preschooler Friendly Restaurants

Just think- if you could create the "preschool perfect" away-from-home family dining experience, what would it be? Well, we know what it would not be, now don’t we! Let us search the Seattle area to help you avoid the common pitfalls of many un-family-friendly restaurants! We'll find the gems that meet your preschooler's practical needs, yet still provide you with the feeling of having had an enjoyable time out! We will be reviewing all Seattle area family dining venues, so check back often! If you have a favorite preschooler-friendly Seattle restaurant or recipe you would like to see featured here, please contact me!

Featured Seattle Family Friendly Restaurants

Purple Cafe Wine and Milk Tasting
Candles, fabulous fine food, soft music, wine tasting… these are the ingredients for a perfect Parent’s Night Out! But wait- how about visiting Purple Café, where the entire family is encouraged to come; where your preschooler can enjoy their very own special wine tasting with different flavors of milk! Why skip an incredible dinner out, when you can include your preschooler!

Claim Jumper's
Looking for a preschooler-friendly Seattle restaurant that has two special preschooler-friendly menus? Looking for great food and lots of it? Take your family to Claim Jumper’s and you will not walk away hungry! Voted the "Best Kid's Menu in America", with ginormous portions and a comfy old-west atmosphere, Claim Jumper’s is sure to be a family-favorite restaurant!

Chang's Mongolian Grill
Chang’s Mongolian Grill offers a family “hands-on” Asian eating experience you and your preschooler will never forget. Imagine being able to see your meal stir-fried right in front of your eyes!

More Seattle Family Friendly Restaurants

Cafe Flora
Red Robin's Restaurant at Pier 55
Seattle House of Hong Dim Sum Restaurant
Dick's Drive In Restaurant
Christmas with the Parker's at Seattle's China Gate Restaurant

Featured Seattle Family Recipes

Seattle's Frozen Chocolate Frango Mini-Pie Recipe
Preschool parties and holidays coming up? This delicious easy-to-make chocolate dessert recipe is sure to please not only your preschooler, but all the neighborhood preschoolers as well! Remember the famous long-time Seattle-based department store, Frederick and Nelson’s? Their famous signature mint chocolate candy was called Frangos! This preschooler-friendly Frango mini-pie recipe uses the very same chocolates and will melt in your mouth leaving your preschooler asking for more!

Easy Seattle Hawaiian Salmon Recipe
Don't be "salmon-less" in Seattle! Salmon is a healthy, Seattle favorite that preschoolers can enjoy! This recipe is made with sweet fruit, so your preschooler will not taste the "fishy" flavor. Make it a favorite family cooking activity by letting your preschooler decorate the salmon ahead of time, and then BBQing it at the beach!

Featured Preschooler Product

Play with your food and eat it, too! Wow! Your preschoolers will love these Beautiful Cookies Organic Food Markers. As seen on TV's Food Channel Network, these unique edible ink markers come in 3 sets of 8 pens and are perfect for birthday parties, crafts, kid’s activities, classroom snacks, and just because they are so much fun! Parents will like these as much as their preschoolers! Try doodling on your Snickerdoodles and turn an ordinary day into a tasty activity that will surely be a big hit!

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Easy Watermelon Juice 
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