3 Best Kid Friendly Restaurants in Bedford

3 restaurants available nearby

1. North Star Restaurant

4.8

Exceptional(649)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary American • Pound Ridge

Booked 2 times today

Rated 4 Stars by the NY Times - April 2012. North Star Restaurant offers casual dining with creative Contemporary American cuisine in an environment designed to feel like your living room. Comfortable with a vibe. Owner operated, North Star has a uniquely warm and friendly staff. An extremely experienced and classically trained European Chef combines the freshest local organic ingredients sourced from the finest organic farms in the NY area. His Chilean Sea Bass, Sautéed Halibut and Butter-Poached Lobster are highly regarded, as are his rich tasting cream-free soups and House-Made Ravioli. North Star is also well known for its lively bar where everyone makes a friend on their first visit, and for hosting the most talented live music in the area after dinner on Thursday nights. Peaceful and quiet outside seating during the Summer. Kid friendly on the early side. Half price bottles of wine under $75 on Tuesday nights. North Star is a unique gem and cultivates customers for life

2. Nadine's

4.7

Exceptional(425)

Price: Expensive

• Austrian • Yorktown Heights

Booked 3 times today

We serve a delicious selection of German, Austrian, American and French specialties designed to please and delight.

3. Gates Restaurant

4.6

Exceptional(180)

Price: Moderate

• American • New Canaan

Booked 10 times today

Gates is the perfect place for celebrations, family gatherings, date nights or just because! Sitting in the heart of New Canaan since 1979, we offer an eclectic menu where we boast having something for everyone. Weekly rotating lunch, brunch, and dinner specials.Open year round, seven days a week.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. North Star Restaurant

2. Nadine's

3. Gates Restaurant

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