House of Biryani
Indian in Sheffield — 4.6★ (123 Google reviews).

Food court · Sheffield
A former department store turned food hall, this is one of the easier Sheffield spots to bring children — buggies get in without a fight, high chairs are around, and there's a kids' menu alongside stalls doing Vietnamese, Korean, Ethiopian, Mexican, Italian, Indian and Middle Eastern. The choice is the point: nobody has to agree on one cuisine, and fussy eaters can be steered somewhere they'll actually eat. Korean fried chicken and corn dogs from one stall get particular praise, as do the spicy chicken tibs and the sushi burritos. Worth knowing before you go: everything is collection-only, so one adult is always up fetching food while the other holds the table, some stalls are on upper floors (there's a lift), and it gets noisy and busy at peak times. Waits can stretch when stalls are slammed. Prices are fair for the portions, though quality varies stall to stall.

A little something creative for your next meal out. Filled with colouring, simple drawing prompts for cute animals, origami and conversation starters designed to bring more play, laughter and connection to the table. 3 free printable packs for toddlers, preschoolers and primary-aged children.
Indian in Sheffield — 4.6★ (123 Google reviews).
Restaurant in Sheffield — 4.5★.
German beer-hall food in Sheffield that handles big family tables well — goulash, burgers, kids' menu, free parking, background music you can talk over.