Kids

This East Village sushi spot draws you in with “2D” black-and-white decor, but the omakases served here are genuinely a good value.

From yeast and cake to mochi and vegan varieties, here's what to get when any old donut just won't do.

Kids eat free on Saturdays at this family-friendly Park Slope bar.

Joe & Pat’s has been making cracker-thin pies on Staten Island for over 60 years.

At these 19 spots, nobody cares that your kid just threw that fork.

This Syrian restaurant in Bay Ridge knows how to throw a party.

Nathan’s sells hot dogs all over the country, but it all started at this spot on Coney Island.

Make My Cake is a bakery in Harlem where you can pick up custom cakes and plenty of other desserts that will make your friends like you more.

Tex-Mex plates sit comfortably alongside pancakes—and some fantastic desserts—at the glammed-up Kellogg’s Diner.

Open since 1990, Tribeca’s most famous brunch destination is also great for a casual dinner.

Pasta Night is an easy spot on Vanderbilt Avenue for reasonably-sized plates of pasta at somewhat reasonable prices.

This classic 1950s diner is a cheesecake destination.

Where to achieve a sugar high in record time.

Stock up on all your candy salad needs at Economy Candy.

A tiny West Village spot offering more than 30 types of gummy.

It’s Halloween 365 days a year inside this Bushwick candy shop with quirky homemade goodies.

Somewhere between cute, rainbow-themed candy store and corporate hellscape, the M&M's Store in Times Square is a great place to kill time with kids.

This Swedish candy store is a wonderland of sour gummies and marshmallows.

Heal your inner child—and perhaps buy them several hundred dollars worth of chocolate—at this colorful Hudson Yards candy store.

This sequel lacks the original restaurant’s vintage charm, but at least the hot chocolate’s still frozen.

Try the mango sticky rice ice cream at this all-green shop in Park Slope.

This Portland-based ice cream chain specializes in maximalist flavors that come together nicely.

Patti Ann's is a kid-friendly American spot from the people behind nearby Olmsted.

Bring your kids, and get your hands on some rigatoni Carbone.

Amy Ruth’s is a big, casual soul food institution in Harlem where you can bring a group and get some very good fried chicken.