Do the restaurants offer coloring sheets?

[Allensfan]

Hello everyone I can not believe our trip is less than 2 weeks away!!

When we go out to eat, I ALWAYS take markers and paper for my son. He loves to color (he is 7) and that keeps him happy and low key while mom and Dad enjoy ourselves too.

I will list our places that we are eating so that if I need to bring something for him to do, I will be prepared. Nothing worse than the food taking an hour and a little one with nothing to do. Talking to mom and dad only seems interesting for so long

California Grill
Coral Reef
San Angel
Boma
Mitsukoshi
Chef Mickey

Thanks everyone.

 

[Twigs]

I can't answer specifically for those restaurants, but a lot of the restaurants in WDW do have some sort of coloring sheet for the kids.

 

[tinagirl]

Chef Mickey and Boma shouldn't be a problem, as they are buffet style, so you'll be able to get food and seeing characters (at CM) right away.

I believe San Angel has a sheet, but I don't remember if it was coloring, or factoids about Mexico.

Something we do with the younger cousins, is on Epcot day, we get them the "Passport around the world" stamp book, so they can prep for various countries during meals. We also get "cultural" kids books in Epcot for kid reads... I actually liked the one from Canada a lot, and bought a copy for myself.

 

[pilferk]

Coral Reef, Boma's, and Chef Mickeys do (or did, last time we ate there).

With Boma's and Chef Mickeys we found we needed them less because of the buffets. The kids, once the food was in front of them (and, at CM's, the characters) had no interest in coloring anymore.

 

[MelanieC]

We just spent two weeks at WDW and we ate at many restaurants. All the TS meals we ate at had a kids menu including buffets (the only one I can't really remember is Biergarten -although we ate there twice. I'm fairly confident it did).

Even my 14 year DD was given sheets to draw on when asked. They really didn't have a lot of coloring on them, more to do types stuff. Puzzles etc.