Feeding kids at Bloor & University

[Milofsky]

I'm looking for a good spot to take a couple of 3 year-olds for lunch on Tuesday at Bloor & University... any ideas?

[Milofsky]

Thanks everyone - great suggestions!
L

[Snarf]

Ciao on Yorkville close to Avenue Road does very reasonable (for the area) pizza and pastas, and has banquette seating. Toni Bulloni on Cumberland has high chairs.

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Toni Bulloni
156 Cumberland St, Toronto, ON M5R1A8, CA

[Toronto Fastfoodie]

You will want to get in and out and probably don't care as much about fanciness as you do quality and appropriate for the age, right? What about egg restaurant that is right on Bloor. It is in the same building as the subway. Also, the burrito place that is there? I forget the name. Just make sure yo specify no spice.

[cheesymama]

The cafe in the basement of the ROM has plenty of kid friendly choices. I'm pretty sure you don't have to pay admission if you are just going to one of the restaurants.

[peppermint pate]

Agree about the ROM cafe, though they offer way too many tempting candies en route to the cash registers (same with the Science Centre, makes me mental). Other options...Pho Hung across the street for kid-friendly Vietnamese, Le Pain Quotidien or the creperie next-door to it at Yonge and Yorkville, Studio Cafe in the Four Seasons if you want to go more upscale (but still kid-friendly).

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Le Pain Quotidien
10 Yorkville Ave, Toronto, ON M4W, CA