The Sydney Traveler

For a meal that mum, dad, and the kids will love you can’t beat Café Piemonte. The yummy blend of Australian and Italian cuisine and the welcoming family atmosphere of this Terrey Hills eatery make it a great choice these school holidays.
The little ones will love the kids menu which serves up old favourites like spaghetti bolognaise, calamari and chips, and margarita pizza. They’ll also adore the authentic gelato for dessert. Once they’re done they can play on the outdoor playground, feed the chooks, or pat friendly Ted the Shetland pony.
Parents can keep an eye on them from the balcony …read more

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All too often, families are forced to downsize their holiday plans in the search for child-friendly accommodation. If you’re looking for something that’s a cut above the local caravan park, the Swissotel Sydney is for you.
A five-star hotel that actually welcomes children? It sounds crazy, but it’s true. The Swissotel has developed children’s rooms, which are perfect for kids up to ten years of age.
The colourful rooms come complete with a play area stocked with toys. Creative kids can draw at the specially designed desks which are just the right height for little ones. And there’s even a special menu …read more

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It’s school holiday time, and you know what that means. That’s right: you can say goodbye to time to yourself and hello to a full, noisy household. It even becomes difficult to enjoy that mid-morning coffee break, or lunch with the girls.
It may be difficult, but it’s certainly not impossible to enjoy a great meal with the kids. Just check our handy top 10 of kid-friendly Sydney eateries!

Little Dynamo’s (corner of George & Allen St, Waterloo) is the largest indoor playground in the country. While the kids are enjoying the trampolines, cyclone slides, jumping castles, and ball pits, you can …read more

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