Farm-to-table plates in a restored 1927 ice plant, and the vintage building holds a kid's interest.
Burgers and milkshakes, with mac and cheese, hot dogs and tenders for the picky ones.
Dinner at grass-hut tables out over the marina water.
Quick counter-service pizza and pasta, so it fits before or after the fort without a long sit.
The 1905 salad is tossed at your table, and kids like watching it get made. Tile-lined rooms for a proper sit-down meal.
Crispy fried shrimp, with twelve-and-under plates of shrimp, tenders or clam strips.
Small street tacos you build the way you like, so a kid can keep theirs plain. Covered seating outside.
A two-level 1920s-style gastropub with live music, known for its pretzels and milkshakes.
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.
Pizza by the slice, so each kid picks their own topping. Garlic knots and simple pasta for anyone who won't do pizza.
A proper sit-down Italian dinner that still works with kids, with personal cheese pizzas, pasta and mozzarella bites on their own menu.
A quiet courtyard tucked away from the street for lunch, with pasta and chicken parmesan most kids will happily eat.
A colorful tea house with themed rooms, for a kid who loves a tea party.
