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Top 10 Family-Friendly Restaurants in Paris

While visiting Paris, you might notice that children are often seen but not heard. There is a standard of social etiquette that is implied across Paris, whereby it is seemingly agreed upon that some environments (mostly restaurants) are simply not appropriate for younger children. 

If you’re looking for family-friendly restaurants, then these are the only one’s you’ll need during your stay:

1. Family Café in Paris

If they name didn’t already make it clear, this spot in the west of the city is a great vibe for adults and children of all ages. The menu is friendly to all different palates, with sweet and savory plates to please the masses. 

Typically the cafe is always full, so expect high energy and audible conversation throughout. Children are embraced and the staff will accommodate their dietary requests. 

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday — 11am to 10pm

ADDRESS: Passeig dels Castanyers, 1, 08035 Barcelona, Spain

Metro STATION: Passy

2. Le Petit Prince de Paris in Paris

This family friendly spot is close to the Notre Dame, on the Left Bank of Paris. It’s a cozy restaurant that features a whimsical interior, enough to keep children in marvel at least almost all the way through a sit down dinner. 

Though the restaurant may not seem like a place to cater to little ones, they do what they can are are always welcoming to families big or small.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday — 7:30pm to 12am

ADDRESS: 12 Rue de Lanneau, 75005 Paris, France

Metro STATION: Maubert

3. Pizza Mancini in Paris

A homely vibe, super welcoming to kids, and the most authentic Italian dishes this side of the Seine. 

Pizza Mancini is a friendly and lively place for lunch or dinner after a visit to the Sacre Coeur, which is just a short walk away. The restaurant gets busy around 8pm, so I recommend making a booking if you’ll be dining later than this. 

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday — 12pm to 2:30pm // 7pm to 10:30pm

ADDRESS: 20 Rue Bachelet, 75018 Paris, France

Metro STATION: Château Rouge

4. Chez Hanna in Paris

Chez Hanna is one of my favorite places to eat in Paris, and I’m always thrilled by how many families (foreign and local) seem to feel the same way. 

It’s Israeli cuisine served simply but authentically. Plates of deconstructed shawarmas, or those served inside bread, are on option with various meats and vegetables. Tasty and healthy meals for little ones!

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday — 11:30am to 11pm

ADDRESS: 54 Rue des Rosiers, 75004 Paris, France

Metro STATION: Saint-Paul

5. Ristorante Del Arte in Paris

Its safe to assume that most Italian restaurants in Paris are friendly to families big or small. The Ristorante del Arte is just that, situated in the 9th arrondissement almost directly between the Louvre and Montmartre districts. 

Expect well made, budget friendly Italian meals with a great selection of sides. Kids love the pizza here, and the staff are well versed in helping them choose their toppings. 

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday — 11:30am to 10:30pm

ADDRESS: 2 Bd Haussmann, 75009 Paris, France

Metro STATION: Richelieu – Drouot

6. Motek Restaurant in Paris

Another Israeli spot where families are welcomed with open arms. Again, this cuisine lends well to little ones, teens and the adults that shepherd them. Both their falafel and shakshouka are not to be missed!

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday — 11am to 3:30pm

ADDRESS: 229 Rue Saint-Denis, 75002 Paris, France

Metro STATION: Sentier

7. Zaeka Tandoori in Paris

This modern Indian kitchen is a hidden gem for families who struggle to maintain their homely eating styles whilst abroad. Here, you can dine on comfort favorites, like butter chicken, garlic naan, and aloo potatoes. 

The meals are well balanced, not overly spicy so that little ones are put off. No need to make a reservation here; come hungry!

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday — 11am to 11pm

ADDRESS: 18 Rue de l’Arrivée, 75015 Paris, France

Metro STATION: Montparnasse

8. Black Beans Mexicain in Paris

Nothing screams family and fun quite like a Mexican kitchen. Black Beans Mexican is situated in the 10th arrondissement, in a space that is colorful and inviting to people of all ages. 

The cuisine is traditional Mexican, but is gentle on the foreign palate where it needs to be. This makes it suitable for children who perhaps love the idea of a quesadilla, but don’t necessarily enjoy refried beans or guac — they’ll happily serve these on the sides!

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday — 12pm to 10:30pm

ADDRESS: 35 Rue de Trévise, 75009 Paris, France

Metro STATION: Cadet

9. Factory & Co in Paris

Factory & Co is on the Left Bank, right up against the Seine. It’s a fast food restaurant with enticing dishes for a family palate. They have a variety of fish food, which I like because it gives kids options to choose. 

Don’t leave without sampling at least one burger and fries, and then one of their freshly baked cake slices to go!

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday — 8am to 11pm

ADDRESS: 109 Bd Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris, France

Metro STATION: Odeon

10. Restaurant Libanais Saidoune in Paris

Situated in the far north of Paris is one last family friendly hub that is considered a hidden gem amongst well versed tourists. 

The interior looks plush, but in truth this Lebanese spot is really trying to be your grandparent’s dining room where you’re always welcome, and where you absolutely can make a mess — so long as you’re enjoying yourself!

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday — 12pm to 2:30pm // 6:30pm to 10:30pm

ADDRESS: 35 Rue Legendre, 75017 Paris, France

Metro STATION: Rome