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Restaurants with Kids

Traveling to St Louis for a 2 night trip with our 6yr and 4yr. What are some must try restaurants to check out? Kids are used to eating out and adventurous eaters. Fitz is on our list already!

For a 2-night trip to St. Louis with young kids, there are several family-friendly restaurants that are both fun and offer a variety of adventurous options. Since you already have Fitz’s on your list—which is a great choice with its casual vibe, kid-friendly menu, and fun root beer floats—here are additional suggestions that work well for families with young children:

  • Pappy’s Smokehouse: Known for some of the best BBQ in St. Louis. Kids will enjoy the casual atmosphere, and there’s a good selection of meats, sides, and kid-friendly options. Arrive early as it can get busy around meal times.
  • The Magic House Café or nearby eateries: If you’re planning to visit The Magic House (children’s museum), there are nearby casual cafés and sandwich shops that cater to families. Good for a quick, kid-friendly lunch stop.
  • Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant: Located in midtown, it’s casual, colorful, and the menu has kid-friendly tacos, quesadillas, and other Mexican dishes that can be fun for adventurous young eaters.
  • Broadway Oyster Bar: For a slightly more adventurous taste, this restaurant offers seafood dishes in a lively, casual setting. Kids can try fried shrimp or smaller seafood options while adults can enjoy more sophisticated plates.
  • Blueberry Hill: A St. Louis classic with a fun, music-themed atmosphere. They have burgers, sandwiches, and kid-pleasing options. Great for casual dining with a bit of local culture.

Other options to consider if you have time and want variety:

  • Rooster: Brunch and comfort foods with playful plating that kids enjoy. Pancakes, eggs, and hearty sandwiches.
  • The Hill neighborhood: Italian cuisine with casual family-friendly pizzerias and pasta spots. Children often enjoy the homemade pasta dishes.
  • Mission Taco Joint: Fun tacos with customizable options. Bright, casual setting, good for kids who like to mix and match flavors.

Overall, St. Louis has a good mix of casual, kid-friendly dining and slightly adventurous options for families. Planning to mix classic comfort foods with a few local specialties will keep both adults and kids happy.

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