Want to treat the family to a meal but worried whether the kids will sit still long enough to enjoy a beer? Tired of the old nuggets and chips kids menu? Looking for a laid-back atmosphere with affordable meal options? If you said ‘yes’ to one or more of these questions, then keep reading.
The Settlers Tavern offers families a casual dining experience in the North-East suburbs of Adelaide. Much loved by locals, the huge bistro area serves both lunch and dinner, and by the number of parents with young children that poured through those doors on the night we visited, it’s evident that it’s a popular choice for families.
The feature most youngsters are drawn to first, the indoor playground. Complete with a tunnel slide, naughts and crosses, and little hiding nooks, I guarantee this is where they’ll want to play. It’s tucked away at the back end of the room and I’d recommend booking a table close by if dining with kids. Next to the playground, you’ll find everyone’s favourite, the chocolate machine, so bring some coins along too.
Recently the Settlers devised a new kids menu and let me just say, they’ve hit the nail on the head here. Even though it may seem like your typical kid’s menu, the meals that are presented are anything but. Think a ham and pineapple pizza-shaped as a star, a classic cheese toastie with a rainbow filling, a hamburger with a bun that is black or, you better believe it…pink – what a hoot! Did I mention, it’s only $10.90?! OR even better… Monday nights, KIDS EAT FREE!!
Adults, don’t despair, The Settlers also dishes out some pub classics and if you get there on a Wednesday night they have $10 schnitzel night. Every week the toppings change and the options include a staff pick, of which a different staff member chooses their favourite toppings and it’s added to the schnitty menu. So cool!
If you’ve got a baby in tow there’s change facilities, plenty of room for prams/ strollers and high chairs for the toddlers. This is one place you can go without worrying about the kids getting bored. The vibe is super cruisy and I for one, loved that I didn’t feel judged when my kids threw a massive tantrum. It’s the little things.
Find them at: 249 Montague Rd, Ingle Farm SA 5098
Phone for bookings: (08) 8263 1077
Visit their website: https://www.settlershotel.com
Facebook: @TheSettlersTavern
Instagram: @settlerstavern
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