Annapolis Kid Friendly Restaurant

We are going for a day trip to Annapolis with another family. Between both families we will have 5 kids ranging in age from 3 to 7. What are some options for dinner that will give us adults the opportunity to enjoy a good meal but remains kid friendly.

Thanks!

Annapolis Kid Friendly Restaurant

In Annapolis, we have the typically kid friendly chains: Chuck Cheese, Fudruckers, Applebees, Tuesdays, Fridays, Baja Fresh, Five Guys (best burgers in town), etc. But I kinda got the impression that this was not what you were looking for.

Non-chain choices might include Adam’s Ribs, Buddy’s (although a tourist trap it is very kid friendly – free under 12, I think), 3 Brothers – Italian / Pizza, Ledo’s Pizza, Mike’s Crabhouse, and Chis’s Charcoal Pit. There are probably some others but those come to mind first.

Annapolis Kid Friendly Restaurant

Thank you for the suggestions. Yes, we would like to stay away from the chains. A great local spot that is kid friendly would be ideal!

My kids like The Melting Pot, a fondue restaurant, even though it%26#39;s a chain. Red, Hot %26amp; Blue for BBQ, just over the Severn, is kid-friendly (i.e., noisy). A great local place that has picnic tables outside, in Edgewater, is Davis%26#39; Pub. Good travels!

Toro Bravo, on West Street, is a great place to go with kids; it%26#39;s been under renovation for a few months but is supposed to re-open the end of June. We always go to Riordan%26#39;s, opposite the Market, when our cousins are here with their three kids- it%26#39;s a bar, but it has a kid%26#39;s menu and the staff is very child-friendly. (great crab soup, also). 49 West, a coffee house on West Street, is also very good; they have waffles, bagels, sandwiches, etc. They%26#39;re open from about 7 am through midnight.

Some people will tell you that Chick and Ruth%26#39;s Deli is a good choice- I%26#39;m a native New Yorker, and believe me, it%26#39;s no delicatessen. Skip it.

Even though Buddy%26#39;s is not my personal favorite I think it would be the perfect choice for you. Kids love it and you%26#39;ll have a view of the City Dock if you can get a table by the window. Their prices are very reasonable and the restaurant is right in the heart of all the action. Not a chain restaurant at all! The only problem might be finding a parking place so just head for the parking garage. After you eat you can walk around the Historic District. It%26#39;s a fun town.