wine bar Italy.

[kenny]

Can you bring kids to wine bar in italy? Our adults only trip became family trip and was really looking to try the wine bar in Italy. Not ideal with kids but have taken them to top of the world with no problems. They were behaved and we could have a quick drink and enjoy the atmosphere. Wasn't sure if they were allowed though in Italy

Thx

 

[JZCubed]

Can you bring kids to wine bar in italy? Our adults only trip became family trip and was really looking to try the wine bar in Italy. Not ideal with kids but have taken them to top of the world with no problems. They were behaved and we could have a quick drink and enjoy the atmosphere. Wasn't sure if they were allowed though in Italy

Thx

Yes, children may enter.

 

[Sir William]

I've seen kids occasionally in the wine bars of Italy, France and Germany. Most were pretty bored except for the few whose parents had bought them a snack to keep them occupied.

 

[pixarmom]

We've been to Tutto Gusto (the wine bar in Italy) several times with our kids and they love it. They bring a children's activity menu for our youngest with crayons, and that's always a hit. The "menu" portion is blank, but he can order anything from the Tutto kids' menu that he would like. He hasn't done that because he loves the panini sandwiches and the cavatappi pasta on the regular menu at Tutto Gusto so much. The CMs are very welcoming. The space is set up with traditional tables, and then an alcove with small sofas and stools - 4 sofa/stool sets in total. We've been seated in both areas and there are advantages to both.

In our experience, Tutto Gusto is very different from the wine bars in other World Showcase countries because rather than just a bar with high tables and a ton of fragile items all over the place, Tutto Gusto provides table service and food that can constitute a snack or (for us) a meal. Love that we can stop by for a light dinner or lunch without an ADR!

 

[OKW Lover]

We regularly visit Tutto Gusto. This is predominantly an Adult venue. Seldom are there children in there but yes, occasionally there are.

 

[monorailmom]

We bring our teenagers into Tutto Gusto and they love it. I think the big difference here for little kids would be that Tutto Gusto has no windows, and is pretty dark. If your kids are easily entertained by coloring menus, etc., they'll be fine. But if they like a brighter, busier atmosphere, they may find this venue boring after a short time.