Dessert · Nottingham
Sundaes, waffles and cookie dough are the draw here, and the team gets steady praise for being friendly, quick and patient — useful when a small person has run out of waiting. The space is roomy and rarely crowded midweek, so a buggy goes in without a fuss and a bit of noise won't stand out; there are high chairs, a kids' menu, a few outdoor tables, and vegan and halal choices. Free parking, and it's an easy tram ride if you'd rather not drive. One parent describes the sundaes as "rich and delicious". Be warned on price — close to £8 for a slice of cheesecake surprises people — and the decor and toilets are tired rather than fresh. Stick to the gelato-based sundaes and waffles over the breakfast dishes.
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.
Fast, freshly made burgers and wings with generous portions, high chairs, buggy access and unusually patient staff — a little pricey for the size.
Generous, properly good Indian in Cornerhouse with a kids' menu, high chairs, fast service and a cheese naan families come back for.
Busy Nottingham brunch spot with brilliant pancakes, patient staff and big portions — service slows at weekends, but children fit right in.