If your little one is a foodie connoisseur, ordering sophisticated adult meals off wicked menus then Birmingham is a perfect place to dine. We've got some of the best restaurants in the country . However, if your kids require something a little more interesting to keep them occupied during mealtimes, then we've got you covered. In this list, we're taking a look at places to eat in town that offer an extra element of fun! Dining on swings, in a magical forest and even in Hello Kitty's gaff, there's a fun range. A couple of more chilled out, practical options too, if you've got a buggy or a kid that needs space. Take a look: Read more: I went back to Alton Towers ahead of the Easter holidays and queue 'fury' gave me an epiphany Sign up for the Brum Food Club free weekly newsletter for updates on what's happening in the city's food and drink scene . New openings, closures, restaurant reviews and more, you can sign up here, you'll find it under 'Lifestyle' . Restaurant At The Woods A woodland-themed restaurant complete with bird cage and tree house, Restaurant At The Woods feels like the forest in the Mailbox! The adults' menu features some lesser-seen ingredients in town, like stinging nettles or quail, but there are small plates, salads and burgers as well as some less adventurous options. The kids menu factures chicken tenders, burgers and nachos and for pudding? Ice cream with Oreo crumble, so it looks like a pretty flower pot! Restaurant At The Woods, Mailbox, Wharfside Street, B1 1RF Mowgli There's Indian street food on offer in Mowgli but the real reason it makes this list? You can eat it all sitting on swings! Food includes Mother butter chicken and rice, gunpowder chicken and fries, house chicken curry, dahl and paneer. Ice cones in a variety of flavours are for pub and there are even 'fancy fizztails' for sophisticated babbies who want to sip something special. Grand Central, Stephenson Place, B2 4BF Medicine Here on the strength of the chocolate treats they've been teasing on
Instagram, Medicine is just wicked for bakes and cakes. There's a branch in Selfridges and one up on New Street, as well as at the Mailbox, so plenty to go at. They're doing insane things with Creme Eggs for Easter. 'Chocolate for breakfast' they're promising. Oof. Mailbox, Birmingham New Street and Selfridges, Bullring Franco Manca A reader told me that his daughter had a whale of a time in Franco Manca when kind chefs showed her how pizza is pulled and gave her a little ball of dough to squidge! There's no guarantee of such service that we can see, but the kids menu looks delish. Topping include chorizo, roasted cured ham and wild mushrooms with a classic margs if you'd rather keep it simple. The kids menu offers pop, pizza and pud for a set price. 19 Bennetts Hill, B2 5QJ Albert's Schloss Think Albert's Schloss is just for hen dos and nights out? Think again. The huge space, with shuffle board upstairs and room to manoeuvre your buggy, is good for babs too. The 'Kinder Menu' features Alpine and Bavarian treats like bratwurst, chicken schnitzel and pomodoro spaghetti and there's breakfasts, Sunday roasts and puddings too. A handy location between LEGO Discovery, the Library of Birmingham, Sea Life Centre and New Street too. Paradise, One Chamberlain Square, B3 3AX The main bar at Albert's Schloss in Birmingham (Image: Albert's Schloss) Kitty Cafe A cafe and cat rescue centre , the food isn't perfect here but the kitties are. "Get on board the Kitty Cafe Express to cuddle town!" they encourage! There's a fee to enter, to help take care of the cats, which is £7 for adults and £5 for kids. That's going up by a quid from April 1. Ciabattas, pizzas and jacket 'purr'tatoes are on the menu but, who cares. There's cats. Grand Central, Unit 12, Birmingham B5 4BF Primark Cafe The Primark Cafe, situated within the world's biggest Primark, is currently Hello Kitty themed. Again: CATS, GUYS! Expect 'bow buns' bao, waffles, milkshakes and bubble tea. It probably isn't going to be the best food but it's going to be cute! Level 2, Primark, 38 High St, B4 7SL Pho Healthy Vietnamese food is on offer at Pho so hearty, slurpy bowls of tasty noodles as well as skewers of meatballs and chicken are on the kids menu. You'll get sheets to colour in and tasty juices to choose from. The best part about it, though? You'll be dining just above the head of Ozzy the Bull! People watching when he starts roaring and moving that big noggin is the best. Grand Central, Stephenson Pl, B2 4XJ Waterstones Cafe On the first floor of the brilliant bookshop you'll find a cafe to enjoy coffee and cake in. Kids can read through one of their brand new books while you caffeinate! It's not a place for a big fill but if you just want a pitstop during a busy day, it's worth stopping by. It's often busy but worth a peep if you're passing. 24-26 High St, B4 7SL The Exchange This place is opposite the Library of Birmingham, run by the team behind Yorks coffee and they serve hearty, home-style food in a truly gorgeous and spacious historic building. If you're wrangling a buggy, there's just loads of space in here to chill. Choose from salads, sandwiches and cakes and ask about a children's meal deal, which offers good value. Things are even better when the fountains are on outside on Centenary Square! 3 Centenary Sq, B1 2DR