Weymouth - Kid Friendly Chain Restaurant
Weymouth - Kid Friendly Chain Restaurant
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TedMaul

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2,092 posts

241 months

Tuesday 27th March 2012
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As per title, going there for a couple of days, 4 year olds birthday so want to eat out one evening, eldest has severe food allergies, so chains tend to be more reliable regarding allergens. Checked the usual, Las Iguanas, Frankie and Bennys and TGIs, but most chains have nearest branch in Poole, so any ideas welcomed.

Ta

Mike

PS He is allergic to milk and egg so Pizza/Pasta joints tend to be off limits as a rule

Jer_1974

1,643 posts

221 months

Tuesday 27th March 2012
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Can't help with restaurant's but my 9 year old son also has milk and egg allergies. It's a big pain in the arse. When I was on holiday in Italy a few years ago we really struggled in restaurants and got him a pizza with no cheese. Not sure if it's just him but he really loves pizza with no cheese we just add mushrooms, ham etc. He loves hand-made ones but can also eat Pizza hut and Domino's pizza. He was getting really board of eating meat and chips all the time on holiday.

-crookedtail-

1,593 posts

218 months

Tuesday 27th March 2012
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Pub food but really very good, great area for a walk afterwards too.

www.thenothetavern.co.uk/

Eta: forgot about the chain rule, not much decent in Weymouth other than the whitbread, weatherspoons or spirit pubs!

TedMaul

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2,092 posts

241 months

Tuesday 27th March 2012
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-crookedtail- said:
Pub food but really very good, great area for a walk afterwards too.

www.thenothetavern.co.uk/
Thats looks good, proper kids menu, thanks, will check it out!

TedMaul

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2,092 posts

241 months

Tuesday 27th March 2012
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Jer_1974 said:
Can't help with restaurant's but my 9 year old son also has milk and egg allergies. It's a big pain in the arse. When I was on holiday in Italy a few years ago we really struggled in restaurants and got him a pizza with no cheese. Not sure if it's just him but he really loves pizza with no cheese we just add mushrooms, ham etc. He loves hand-made ones but can also eat Pizza hut and Domino's pizza. He was getting really board of eating meat and chips all the time on holiday.
Pizza Hut and Dominoes, really? Coo, will have a look. It is very difficult eating out, luckily, even tho he is only 6, he shares my love of a decent steak and chips which at a decent grill is a safe bet. Its the mayo that gets in the way all the time, oh and cross contamination from cheese which is why tgis is no use!

prand

6,243 posts

224 months

Tuesday 27th March 2012
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I know! I know!

Try http://www.thestabledorset.co.uk/ i go to the one in Bridport all the time and its perfect for kids (and dogs for that matter!)

Home made pizza, with customisations for kiddies a definite possibility, and a great selection of ciders (other drinks are available).

A bridport blaster and a couple of pints of Lyme Bay medium scrumpy out of the barrel and that's my afternoon sorted!

Apparently the sea view from the terrace is ace too!