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Child friendly restaurants Naas or Maynooth

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  • 06-02-2016 12:11am
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    wrmwit
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    There are a few of us planning to meet up for early evening dinner (around 5ish) and there will be two 2 year old toddlers in the group.

    Can anyone recommend child friendly restaurants? Naas or Maynooth.

    Thanks in advance.


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    Tango One
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    Chill in manor mills Maynooth is child friendly lots of space for buggy's. The Gate house would be OK too


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    thelad95
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    Avenue in Maynooth has a great choice for kids but might be a tad awkward if you've buggies


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    Orion
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    Brady's is child friendly for pub grub. Chill is very welcoming too. A lot of the other places are very cramped for buggies which I assume the kids will be in.


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    wrmwit
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    The two kids are at the stage where they could either be in a buggy, high chair or kneeling on an adults chair. Whatever takes their fancy on the day!

    Thanks for that guys.


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    Orion
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    wrmwit wrote: »
    The two kids are at the stage where they could either be in a buggy, high chair or kneeling on an adults chair. Whatever takes their fancy on the day!

    Thanks for that guys.

    In that case I'll include Twist, Roost and Avenue.


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    Moonbeam
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    The Coffee Mill is downstairs but that is where I bring my 4.
    The Orchard Garden Centre in Celbridge is great too and there is loads of space.
    I love The Avenue but I find it hard with toddlers.

    I stopped gonig to Twist because I found the staff rude and unhelpful.


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    the_syco
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    Although Leixlip is a bit beyond Maynooth, how about Da Vincis? I'm told that they're meant to be good with kids, although I don't have kids, so don't have first hand experience of this. There's no parking right next to it, but parking in Leixlip is free after 16:00, I think.


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    Moonbeam
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    Da Vincis is briliant with kids but the 2+ age group as opposed to babies.


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