Anastasia Island's Arcade Museum

Small street tacos you build the way you like, so a kid can keep theirs plain. Covered seating outside.

Crispy fried shrimp, with twelve-and-under plates of shrimp, tenders or clam strips, so a kid gets the same thing you came for.

A retro indoor roller rink with skates down to toddler sizes, so even small kids get out on the floor. The lights and music can be a lot for some.

Grilled cheese and 35-plus arcade games that take quarters. Kids are welcome early; later in the evening it's adults only.

Grass-hut tables out over the marina water, so dinner feels like an outing. The huts go to whoever gets there first.

A nicer dinner out with its own menu for kids, tweens and teens, so a 14-year-old isn't stuck with the chicken tenders.