For those that love a burrito or crave tacos, this Bennetts Hill staple is great for families. It’s a bright and colourful restaurant with lots of small plates, making it a fun dining experience if you’re happy to eat family-style and all dig in together. There’s a separate kids menu if you’d rather feed the nippers separately. Take a look at the menu on Bodega’s website. For those that love a burrito or crave tacos, this Bennetts Hill staple is great for families. It’s a bright and colourful restaurant with lots of small plates, making it a fun dining experience if you’re happy to eat family-style and all dig in together. There’s a separate kids menu if you’d rather feed the nippers separately. Take a look at the menu on Bodega’s website.
For those that love a burrito or crave tacos, this Bennetts Hill staple is great for families. It’s a bright and colourful restaurant with lots of small plates, making it a fun dining experience if you’re happy to eat family-style and all dig in together. There’s a separate kids menu if you’d rather feed the nippers separately. Take a look at the menu on Bodega’s website. | Laura McEwan

9 of the best family-friendly independent restaurants in Birmingham

It’s usually easier to pick a chain when dining out with a young family but there’s lot of independent restaurants in Birmingham if you want to support local

For a long time it was widely accepted that in order to dine out with the kids your best bet was choosing a chain restaurant or family-friendly pub.

Reliability, space and menus aimed at children obviously are a draw, but you’d be surprised how many independent restaurants in Birmingham can accommodate families.

Whether you’re looking for burgers, pizza or something a little bit more fancy, there are restaurants, pubs and cafes that are perfect for dining out as a family.

We asked local food and drink blogger Bite Your Brum to uncover some of the best spots across the city for those looking a family-friendly meal while supporting local businesses.

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