Eritrean · Glasgow
A small family-run spot near the Barrowlands doing Eritrean and Ethiopian cooking that hasn't been softened for British palates — worth knowing if you want your children eating something new without a fuss being made. The veggie platter is huge and meant for sharing, which suits a table of small appetites, and the zigni beef stew and seada tibs come up again and again. Injera makes a decent finger-food dinner for children who won't manage cutlery. High chairs, a kids' menu and plenty of vegan choices are all there, and the staff are generous with explanations if nobody knows what to order. It's basic inside — bright lights and music that can get loud — so it's better for a lively family meal than a quiet one. Prices are genuinely low, and the cardamom coffee ceremony, served with warm sweet popcorn, is a small event in itself.
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.
Quiet Glasgow pub with a kids' menu, high chairs, gluten-free options and step-free buggy access — easy with mixed ages.
Quiet Glasgow pub with a kids' menu, high chairs, step-free buggy access, outdoor seating and gluten-free options.
Kids' menu, high chairs and gluten-free options in Glasgow, with step-free buggy access and a comfortably moderate noise level.