Kid-friendly restaurants in Boston

Neapolitan pizza and Italian dishes from a wood-fired brick oven.

Pizzeria known for slices so big each one is a quarter of a pie, with the choices behind the glass changing daily.

Brick-oven pizzeria open since 1926, with big pies and a short menu built around pizza.

Roman-style pizza and house-made meatballs, with more room to sit than most of the neighborhood's pizza spots.

Pick-your-own stir-fry: kids choose the ingredients and watch the chefs cook them on a huge round grill.

Harborside restaurant across the street from a playground, with mac and cheese, burgers and popcorn shrimp on the kids' menu.

Seafood restaurant with a stocked trout pond inside where kids can fish, and boats coming in and out of the harbor.

Restaurant with live music at every meal, including a jazz brunch with French toast and eggs.

Brunch spot full of vintage kitsch to look at, with creative food that still works for kids, and a patio.