10 Fun Themed Restaurants for Kids in Philadelphia

Moccia's Train Stop Restaurant features Italian dishes and pizzas in a kid-friendly environment. Their kids menu includes lively train-themed options like Choo-Choo Charlie, The Loose Caboose and The Steam Engine. They have indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the Perkiomen Trail.

Take your kids back in time to Nifty Fifty's, which offers bright and colorful locations with a festive atmosphere serving up their favorite foods. Their menu features casual kid-friendly items like burgers and fries as well as breakfast options. But perhaps they are most famous for their award-winning homemade milkshakes in over 100 flavors and varieties.

A chocolate dessert wonderland, Max Brenner also serves up a kids menu with lunch and dinner entrees with whimsical titles such as Two Little Mouth Cheeseburgers in a Ceramic Spaceship. With chocolate as the star of the dessert show, there are tasty options with waffles, ice cream, shakes, chocolate milk drinks and the famous Chocolate Bar.

Thirsty Dice is a family dining gem as they boast unplugged fun with over 800 board games to choose from while dining on family-friendly fare and desserts featuring Bassett's Ice Cream.

The Hard Rock Cafe showcases historic rock and roll memorabilia and instruments from some of mom and dad's favorite music! Kiddos can also feast on their own menu with super cool options such as Styler's Twisted Mac & Cheese and Kid's Salad Chillin' with Chicken.

SquareBurger, located at Franklin Square, is full of fun food for kids plus the venue attractions of a carousel, mini-golf, playground along with seasonal and holiday events. Your kids will delight in a menu especially for them featuring burgers, hot dogs, cheese steaks, fries and ice cream drinks and desserts.

Craft Hall is a Northern Liberties restaurant destination complete with indoor pirate ship playground, shuffle board, foosball, board games and so much more. They feature fun kids meals along with BBQ, pizza, sandwiches, snacks and dessert.

The Pop Shop calls to mind the main street soda fountain era with vintage décor, retro soda counter, bubblegum colors and 50’s juke boxes. They feature a great kid's menu with favorites such as pancakes and french toast sticks with fun toppings, PB&J, hot dogs and chicken fingers.

Silver Diner is a chef-driven restaurant serving food reflecting today’s lifestyles; all without losing what makes a diner special – their friendly hospitality.