Top 9 Fun Restaurants for Kids Around Atlanta

Sue Krawitz Tandoc said:  Enjoy a train-themed restaurant experience aboard the Orient Express. The restaurant is inside an old train car and atop train tracks for a unique setting. They feature Chinese, sushi and hibachi, and even have a special hibachi kids menu.

Kristy Pepping said:  The 57th Fighter Group Restaurant is a World War II aviation-themed restaurant. While you dine, enjoy staring out the window at the runways and watching planes taking off and landing since it is next to the Peachtree-Dekalb Airport. Plus, the restaurant walls are adorned with WWII memorabilia including a heroes' wall.

Kristy Pepping said:  Medieval Times is a castle-themed restaurant. Kids will get to cheer their knight on to victory in a jousting ceremony. As the knights battle it out on horses, kids and adults will feast on a four-course meal.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc said:  Your family can enjoy a casual meal in this fun restaurant for kids, a former freight depot constructed by the Atlanta & West Point Rail Road. The railroad was used in the 1800s and the kids will experience history with features such as the original ticket window. Indoor and outdoor seating is available with a patio that overlooks the Belt Line.

Kristy Pepping said:  The Hard Rock Café in Alanta is located downtown and within walking distance to hotels, Mercedes Benz Stadium, Philips Arena, GWCC and The Mart. This fun themed restaurant offers plenty to look at with memorabilia from rock-n-roll musicians that began their careers in the Atlanta area.

Kristy Pepping said:  Trader Vics is a Pacific Islands-themed restaurant. It's located at the Hilton Atlanta hotel so it's super convenient whether you live in the area or are visiting from out of town. Families can enjoy international cuisine, tropical cocktails and an unforgettable ambiance featuring hand-carved tikis, palm-thatched ceilings, and south pacific décor.

Kristy Pepping said:  The Varsity is located downtown Atlanta and is the world-famous location of this multiple location restaurant. This fun restaurant for kids sits on two city blocks and can seat up to 800 people! It has gained the reputation as the world's largest drive-in and has been in operation since 1928.

Kristy Pepping said:  The Imperial Fez is a Morrocan-themed restaurant. The menu focuses on traditional North African food like baked chicken fig and date and saffron vegetables with rice. Although there is no kid's menu, there are tapas that are great portions for kids. Once inside the restaurant, everyone will leave their shoes at the door and dine on traditional pillows and eat with their hands. There is also nightly entertainment of belly dancers and an authentic dance troupe.

Kristy Pepping said:  Der Biergarten is a German-themed restaurant and bar. It's located downtown in the Centennial Park District and offers traditional German food. The restaurant is decorated in the German style and has a large outside patio.