Space 220 Pricing

[Timbud2]

My kids are “adults” age wise- 12 and 14. Does Space 220 allow you to order kids food at the adult price.? if they ordered kid food but would they get entree and dessert for lunch menu like kids get or appetizer/entree like adults.

 

[nekonekoneko]

In these prix fixe restaurants, adults are adults, and children and children. Every adult pays the adult price, regardless of what they order, or not order. That's why it's a "fixed price" restaurant.

 

[closetmickey]

My *guess* is, they could order an adult meal (because as you said you would be paying the adult price) but substitute their entree only for an adult portion of a children's entree. Hopefully someone who has been there is able to report back.

 

[closetmickey]

In these prix fixe restaurants, adults are adults, and children and children. Every adult pays the adult price, regardless of what they order, or not order. That's why it's a "fixed price" restaurant.

I think the OP realizes that

 

[Timbud2]

I understand they’re paying the adult price and I’m fine with that. They’re picky eaters so I’m just trying to figure out what they would eat. If they could pay adult price and get an entree and dessert, they would enjoy it.

 

[mamamia2005]

I think maybe we got lucky in December. My DD is 13, and allergic to fish. I was able to order off the kids menu for her, and our server only charged the kids price. I fully expected to pay the adult price for her, and hoping she would be able to have something off the kids menu. Maybe as she is allergic to fish that made a difference I don't know.

 

[Dug720]

I think maybe we got lucky in December. My DD is 13, and allergic to fish. I was able to order off the kids menu for her, and our server only charged the kids price. I fully expected to pay the adult price for her, and hoping she would be able to have something off the kids menu. Maybe as she is allergic to fish that made a difference I don't know.

I'd say you got lucky somehow. Unless the ONLY item on the adult menu was seafood (which per the menus I've seen there are non-seafood options), I don't see the allergy entering into it.