Tada Adelaide newest kids play cafe for taking kids out – Tada Kids Cafe Churchill Centre.
Overall feeling is very good, environment is very clean, if you avoid peak hours there are not many people, relatively quiet and very toddler friendly, staff also clean up very quickly.
Especially the little deer who loves pretending games played here very happily and very relaxed.
Tada Kids Cafe Churchill Centre reviews
Overall space is cream blue + white with a little bit yellow accent, clean, bright, very good for photos, and the activities are not only ball pit — role play and interactive installations are a big plus!
Equipment is very new and clean, soft padding is well done, very friendly for little babies, space is open and basically no dark corners. Space is not big but has everything, like a mini version of Nairbao. Role play corner has vet, makeup, kitchen and fishing.
Little chef & interactive kitchen: pretend play with storyline – Kitchen also has interactive screen (like recognising ingredients like carrots), kids will be more willing to “cook → plate → clean up”
Then push shopping cart to “go shopping”, pretend play can last a long time, also trains sorting & organising.
LEGO wall: quiet zone – When you want kids to slow down a bit, LEGO wall is really useful. Build a little tree and they can focus for 10+ minutes, parents can breathe a bit!
Conveyor belt installation: kids will keep studying it – Conveyor belt + wind tunnel system, physics early learning, watching how the ball moves, where it comes out, kids can study it for a long time.
Dress up & parent-kid photos: last stop for cute photos – Dress up area princess dresses are so pretty!
Small reminder: better bring anti-slip socks / spare clothes (ball pit + running around gets sweaty very fast)
There is no separate under 1 year baby zone, all kids play together, overall more suitable for 1–4 years old to burn energy.
Staff see the floor dirty or messy will immediately clean, and the staff are all smiling and very friendly!
Price compared to other Adelaide play cafes is a bit more expensive, but environment, facilities, service is among the best in all play cafes we have been to in Adelaide. Adult $5 entry fee can be redeemed for drinks.
Address: Tada Kids Cafe Kilburn is located at Shop 54, Churchill Centre, 400 Churchill Road, Kilburn SA 5084.
It’s very easy to find — right inside Churchill Centre, next to Costco, with Aldi directly opposite. The surrounding area also includes a medical centre, post office, and TK Maxx, so it’s a very well-known shopping hub.
Parking: There is a large outdoor open-air car park with free parking, so it’s convenient for families coming by car.