Nibbles Play Cafe

Emily 

on Insider Pages

2 years ago

Rainy Day Lunch This is a fun place for the kids to play and adults to actually enjoy a coffee or meal. The half walls in the play area allow Mom to watch the kids and relax at a table while eating some yummy and healthy food. Sandwiches, salads, soups are reasonably priced and tasty. Kids meals are $5 for a vary of choice including the usual- mac and cheese, grilled cheese, pasta, pizza bagel. All kids meals include drink, smiling face fries and fruit. Admission is $5 for the first child and $3 for each additional. At one t... read more

Joyus sun W. 

on Yellow Pages

13 years ago

I've been going to Nibbles with my kids since they started crawling. It's tough to watch two kids at many other places but not at Nibbles, since you have the view of the entire play area while kids can wander into different play sections, and there is a nice little baby crawling area. This also makes it easier to sit down to eat lunch or grab a cup of coffee when kids run to play. The food is good - kids have many options and always get smiley fries and fruit and a real sippy cup with their lunch. For adults, many options to... read more

Emily N. 

on Insider Pages

15 years ago

Rainy Day Lunch This is a fun place for the kids to play and adults to actually enjoy a coffee or meal. The half walls in the play area allow Mom to watch the kids and relax at a table while eating some yummy and healthy food. Sandwiches, salads, soups are reasonably priced and tasty. Kids meals are $5 for a vary of choice including the usual- mac and cheese, grilled cheese, pasta, pizza bagel. All kids meals include drink, smiling face fries and fruit. Admission is $5 for the first child and $3 for each additional. At one t... read more

pieperry 

on Yellow Pages

16 years ago

This place is a good idea gone wrong. The staff is rude, disorganized, lazy and make no effort to hide their nasty attitudes. It is a terrible place to go with your children they charge 7.50 just to walk in the door and you dont even get table service. You go stand at a counter in a cramped area right next to a kid sized door which leads to the exit, you have to stand there and try to read the chalk board with the menu written on it as your toddler attempts to escape out the little tiny door. The counter help is rediculous, ... read more