Wolfgang Puck Cafe too upscale for a 9 yr old?

[Amyg]

The menu at Wolfgang Pucks Cafe looks wonderful and I'd love to try it but I've read that the atmosphere is a bit more sophisticated for children. For those of you who have eaten there, did you bring your kids or see other people with there's?

 

[BCV23]

It is fine for children of any age. It is a bustling, large restaurant. We really enjoy the food and service at the Cafe.

The Dining Room upstairs is much smaller, more expensive and probably not suited for those children not used to longer meals. But the Cafe is fine for everyone.

 

[Inga]

Hi

I agree, the Cafe is fine for kids

Inga

 

[Amyg]

It is fine for children of any age. It is a bustling, large restaurant. We really enjoy the food and service at the Cafe.

The Dining Room upstairs is much smaller, more expensive and probably not suited for those children not used to longer meals. But the Cafe is fine for everyone.

I thought this was the one on the third floor. I was looking at a menu at INTERCOT.com and it has no children's options, my son is very patient and well mannered and I think he'd enjoy the meal but my main concern was if other parents have taken their children there. (If the one I'm thinking of is the fancier one on the third floor.)

 

[BCV23]

The Cafe is on the ground floor so I think you're asking about the Dining Room which is upstairs. I think of it as the 2nd floor but maybe in the elevator it is marked 3? I don't remember. Anyway, the Dining Room is certainly the "fancier" of the two.

At any rate, it sounds like your son will do just fine at either restaurant. I just wouldn't take a child who thinks it is OK to wander around the tables, etc. to the Dining Room. Of course, I wouldn't take such a child to Mickie D's either.

Bon apetit! Will you post a review? There don't seem to be many reviews of the Dining Room on the boards.