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Hi ! We are planning on going in Hallandale beach region in June. We are 2 adults and my 3 years old daughter. Do you have recommandations for affordable restaurants in this region ? Probably be renting in the Sunny isles and Golden beach region. Also, do you have must to see/do things with a kids in this region ? Can also be something to do or see in Fort Lauderdale region.

Thank you !

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Hi!

Visiting the Hallandale Beach region in June with a young child can be very enjoyable, especially if you’re staying near Sunny Isles or Golden Beach. This area offers a mix of family-friendly beaches, casual dining, and kid-oriented activities. June can be hot and humid, so plan for indoor or shaded activities during midday.

For affordable dining options, there are several spots in the Sunny Isles and Hallandale Beach areas that are family-friendly and won’t break the budget:

Johnny Rockets: A classic diner experience with burgers, fries, and milkshakes—fun for kids.
Taquiza: A casual Mexican eatery with fresh tacos and kid-friendly options.
Papa John’s or local pizza places: Great for a quick and affordable meal that children usually enjoy.
Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza: Offers pizza, pasta, and salads at reasonable prices.
Culver’s: Fast-casual chain with kid-friendly meals, burgers, and frozen custard.
Local cafes and diners: Look for small cafes along Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles for breakfast and light lunches.

For kid-friendly activities in Hallandale Beach and nearby Sunny Isles / Golden Beach:

Beach time: The beaches here are family-friendly with gentle waves and plenty of sand for your daughter to play. Sunny Isles Beach has a boardwalk and shaded areas perfect for young children.
Gilbert’s Park: A local park with playgrounds suitable for toddlers.
Haulover Park: Just north of Sunny Isles, it has a large playground, picnic areas, and open spaces to run around.
Oleta River State Park: Offers easy nature trails, kayaking, and picnic spots. While kayaking may be for adults, the shaded areas are great for family picnics.
Hollywood Beach Broadwalk: A bit south of Hallandale, it’s a 2.5-mile pedestrian path along the beach with shops, small eateries, and places to rent bicycles or surreys with your child.

If you are willing to venture slightly further into the Fort Lauderdale area, there are additional attractions for young children:

Museum of Discovery and Science: Features interactive exhibits, a small play area, and an IMAX theater. Very engaging for toddlers and young kids.
Butterfly World in Coconut Creek: A short drive north, this attraction offers colorful butterflies and birds that children typically enjoy.
Everglades airboat tour: Short airboat rides are exciting for children, but make sure to pick a family-friendly operator with calm tours.
Las Olas Boulevard: Nice for a short stroll with cafes and ice cream shops, easy for a young child to enjoy without long walks.
Fort Lauderdale Beach Park: Playground, picnic areas, and calm water sections suitable for small children.

Overall, your base in Sunny Isles or Golden Beach is convenient for both beach time and easy drives to Hallandale and Fort Lauderdale. Renting a car is essential to comfortably reach these activities and dining options, especially with a toddler. Plan your beach mornings for the cooler hours and indoor or shaded activities for the afternoon to avoid the hottest part of the day.

With these options, you can enjoy a relaxed yet engaging stay, balancing beach time, outdoor play, and casual dining without feeling rushed or overextended.

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