49 restaurants found
Fish and chips restaurant · Bexleyheath
Closed nowSeafood restaurant · St Paul's
Fish and chips restaurant · Gidea Park
Fish and chips restaurant · Carshalton
Fish and chips restaurant · South Croydon
Fish and chips restaurant · Barking
Seafood restaurant · Bromley
Fish and chips restaurant · Uxbridge
Fish and chips restaurant · Battersea
Fish and chips restaurant · Hayes
Fish and chips restaurant · Edgware
Tapas restaurant · Chiswick / Acton Green border
The restaurant welcomes children and families, often with a kids' menu or high chairs. We list London's family friendly restaurants above.
Ask specifically about high chair availability and whether a kids' menu exists if either is a deciding factor, since some listings earn this tag mainly on atmosphere rather than dedicated child-specific provisions.
Family friendly typically means the restaurant has high chairs, a kids' menu or smaller portions, and a general atmosphere that doesn't discourage bringing children. It doesn't necessarily guarantee all three, so if a specific amenity matters to you, it's worth confirming.
Among the 49 restaurants we list with family friendly, the highest concentration is in Richmond upon Thames (5), Havering (3), Wandsworth (3). By cuisine, it's most common among Fish and chips restaurant (44), Seafood restaurant (2), Tapas restaurant (1).
Fish and chips is one of the more reliably child-friendly seafood dishes on a London menu, which is a big part of why traditional chippies tend to be an easier family choice than a fine dining seafood restaurant built around raw bar dishes.
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Not always, it typically means high chairs, smaller portions or a welcoming atmosphere, but not necessarily all three, so it's worth confirming the specific amenity that matters to you.
Generally yes, fish and chips is one of the more reliably child-friendly seafood dishes, which is part of why chippies tend to be an easier family choice than a raw-bar-led fine dining venue.
49, based on our current directory, with the largest concentration in Richmond upon Thames (5).