Food
8 min read · Updated 2026
best time
Early dinner, 6:30 to 8:30 PM, or weekend lunch
Budget time
Roughly ₹400 to ₹1,200 per person
time needed
1.5 to 2 hours
nearest metro station
Rajiv Chowk (Yellow and Blue Lines) for Connaught Place; Chandni Chowk (Yellow Line) for Old Delhi; INA (Yellow Line) for Dilli Haat
Eating out as a family is a different game. You need space, quick service, menus with mild options, and a relaxed atmosphere where a spilled glass of juice is not a disaster. The good news is that Delhi has many restaurants that welcome children warmly and serve food everyone at the table can enjoy. This guide to family restaurants in Delhi lists kid-friendly picks across the city, with simple tips that make meals easier for parents and grandparents too.
Look for high chairs, spacious seating, quick service, mild dishes and clean washrooms. A good family restaurant also offers a wide menu, so picky eaters, vegetarians and grandparents all find something they like. Easy parking or a short walk from the Metro also makes life simpler when you are carrying bags and tired kids. Easy dishes for kids
• Dosa and idli: Mild, soft and loved by most children.
• Butter naan with dal makhani: A classic comfort order.
• Paneer tikka and kebabs: Easy finger food with mild spices.
• Pasta and pizza: Available at most multi-cuisine places.
• Kulfi and ice cream: A sweet reward after dinner.
Go early, around 6:30 PM, before the dinner rush. Ask for a corner table or one near the exit if you have a toddler. Order starters first so kids are not hungry for too long. Carry wet wipes, a spare shirt and a small snack for emergencies. Ask for dishes with less spice, and check that the food is cooked fresh. Weekends can have long waits, so book ahead if possible. If your family includes grandparents, choose a place with easy access and few stairs