Today, we took the two kids to visit the newly opened family-friendly cafe in Brighton. The Deck Kids – 26 Outer Crescent, Brighton 3186.

A cafe specially designed for kids to play in, Inside the restaurant, there are numerous entertainment facilities in the dedicated children’s area, There’s a play kitchen, a mini supermarket, and a little construction site for the kids to enjoy playing house! Loads of fun!

It operates by appointment, and you need to make an advance reservation online and pay $8 per person. Children below 12 months are free. The cafe is recommended for kids aged 1-6. While dining at the cafe, the amount paid for the reservation is credited, so it’s like this part is free.

The cafe is open from Monday to Sunday, with four sessions each day, each lasting 1.5 hours. The sessions are at 8:45 am – 10:15 am, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm, 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm, and 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm.

The play area inside the restaurant (shown in the second picture) is similar to Interaxcity in Malvern (which I recommended in another post), but it’s relatively smaller in scale.

The dining area in the cafe is also quite small, with about four tables, accommodating around 20 people.

In the total duration of an hour and a half, the kids still didn’t want to leave, so they had to squeeze in playtime between meals (relaxed parents, they eat when they want to). But this allowed the grandparents to have a relaxed time and chat with friends.

The cafe also hosts parties (shown in the third picture), and if you’re interested, you can inquire about pricing. As for the food, we found it to be decent. As long as it frees up an hour and a half, any food would do.