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Other than the wacky warehouse type pub/restaurants does anyone know of any restaurants in London that have a play area or the like for children. Myself and a few family members are wanting to meet up for dinner with all of our children but would like somewhere where we can relax for a bit after the meal and the kids can play.

Any suggestions?

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'Rum and Sugar' is good for this at weekends. It's part of the same building and interconnected with the Docklands branch of the Museum of London. The restaurant itself is spacious and generally not that busy so doesn't cause a problem if the kids are getting up and wandering around - plus the museum has a soft-play you can duck out to if needed, although I think you might need to reserve a place on arrival for a time-slot.


http://www.rumandsugar.co.uk/

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