Brighton for kids

Half Terms are here for teachers to repair their frayed nerves. They also offer the little/big ones some time to pitch up and decompress from their mammoth climb up Mount Education-est
 
With all the Covid-19 restrictions in place, the options of what to do with the little tykes may feel a tad squeezed. With this handy list of kid-friendly, Covid-cautions Half Term options we hope to make your Half Term week as breezy as possible.

Things to do in Brighton with the kids

Family Friendly Brighton

If you’re looking for somewhere to take the whole brood this Half Term then there is no better place to start here: Visit our BRAVO’19 Top 20 Family Friendly venues for a list of places that will cater to you and your family this Half Term.

 

 

 

Fish & chips served with a wedge of lemon along with small pots of tartare sauce and mushy peas.

Beach Babes

What better way to spend Half Term then on the beach, with ample space, maximum airflow, and a gazillion pebbles to draw on and throw in the ocean. When your tummy’s start rumbling, you won’t be short kid friendly lunch stops either. Lucky Beach Cafe serves quality local produce. Their strong sustainable policy means you’ll be doing the children and their worldly inheritance good in one easy move.
 
Ohso social will be running a Kids Eat For Free offer over Half Term week. They’re right next to the pier so lunch there could tie in nicely with a quick ride on the Waltzer.
The Flour Pot is a much-loved Brighton location. The Beach Kitchen has loads of outdoor seating, gorgeous views and loads of space for the little’ns to whizz around on their scooters. 
Lunch in Brighton - Pouring syrup over pancakes at Starfish and Coffee cafe, child friendly. Brighton for Kids

Queens Park Living

Get them out and running around as much as possible, the play area at Queens Park can provide hours of self-propelled entertainment and a spot of brunch is handily close. Kids will love the pancake stacks at Starfish and Coffee, either with maple syrup and bacon or fruit compote. Starfish and coffee won BRAVO 2019 ‘Cafe Culture’.

If you fancy a post park pink and some great hot belly-warming lunches or dinners then try The Hartington is just across the road from Queens Park and has great menu options for all the family. During October half term, The Hartington is running a kids eat free offer every day from 12 pm – 3 pm.

Smorls Brighton

Growing up green

Of course, Brighton being Brighton, there are plenty of places to eat if you’re raising green-sprouts. Head over to Smorl’s Kitchen at the Open Market to get them a taste for the Brighton staple of falafel, at what we believe to be the best falafel and houmous eatery in the city. A little pitta will give them enough slow-release energy to carry all your packaging-free market veg home on your behalf.

Not far from The Level, or Preston Park, is The Roundhill vegan pub. The venue is super friendly and inviting with lots of light, good vibes and a dedicated child’s menu that is full of fresh seasonal plant-only goodness.

Bunch feast including a full English, poached eggs, Vegan Breakfast Bowl and porridge

Pit stop near The Level

Moksha is family run and very family-friendly, it’s a little home away from home where everyone gets looked after. Serving from breakfast to lunch they do a great selection of homemade cakes and their own blend coffee to keep you going. Moksha won first place in the 2019 BRAVO for ‘Best Brunch’ and top 10 for ‘Family Friendly’. For a quick fix that’s bound to hit the right spot Dodo Pizza sell freshly made pizza by the slice, perfect for a quick pit stop. A timer shows what time the pizzas left the oven so you know it’s not been sat under a heat lamp since the day before.

Brighton for kids

kids eat for free

Nuposto won the Family Friendly for the 2019 BRAVO Awards. With real Neopolitan pizza and handmade fresh pasta, Nuposto is the authentic taste of Italy. Children under 10 get a main meal for free when an adult buys a main, and everyone knows kids love pizza!

Getting in a bit of brain food is always a good idea during the holidays. Keep that noggin ticking and take them to The Salt Room. They only use top quality and sustainable ingredients, so by eating there you can be pretty sure that there will still be fish in the sea when they’re older. Best of all kids under 7 eat for free before 7 pm!

Cyclists riding along a country lane passed the pub on a bright Summers day

Out Of Town Time

Combining a walk upon Devils Dike and a hearty meal at The Shepherd and Dog is a great day out for all the family. Due to Covid restriction’s the kid’s area is not in use. However, if after your hike you find there is still energy to burn a walk down the stream should calm any lingering serges.