This irresistible combo of the original Wash Park Homegrown and Park Burger just launched in Arvada. There is an old school arcade, a very relaxed atmosphere. pizza, burgers, and plenty of beer.

There is pizza, big New York-style slices, and a variety of biscuits from the Denver Biscuit Company at all locations of Atomic Cowboy. The wide selection of beers and wine complement the solids.

There is a kids menu at this Berkeley spot but many of the regular menu items from the several burritos to the quesadillas and chocolate chimichangas will hit the spot with every age group.

Downtown doesn't always inspire dining with children but Honor Society offers customizable plates that please the whole family. Choose a protein and sides or order from the composed dishes already on the menu. A full bar menu helps take the edge off.

Kids and tacos go together like hot dogs and beer. This Baker restaurant offers thoughtful and approachable dishes inspired by South American cuisine. End a meal with the mango pot de creme and everyone will be happy.

Kids love rice and moving parts so get a booth at this quirky RiNo spot and let them pick their own adventure from the conveyor belt. The prices are right and the atmosphere is very chill.

Little ones will likely find lots to like on the kids menu of Asian favorites that have been modified for younger palettes (there’s a bao bun made with peanut butter and jelly and pork belly, a stir fried noodle bowl and wings san sauce). And iof the complimentary shaved ice served with every kid’s meal doesn’t make them happy, they’ll likely still get a kick out of hitting a ping pong ball on one of Ace’s 12 tables. There’s even a daily happy hour from 4 to 6 p.m. when an hour at a table costs just $10 an hour.

A more casual version of big sister The Kitchen, all locations of this modern neighborhood pub offer well-crafted dishes that both kids and parents will love. For a pleasant veggie-centric surprise, get the beet burger.

Chef Justin Brunson of Old Major and Masterpiece Deli spread his wings to Lowry and struck gold with this new casual New American restaurant. Whatever you do, get the fries - everyone will love them.

Chef Troy Guard's latest rebrand turned Bubu into Lucky Cat, a modern take on classic American-Chinese dishes. Beef and broccoli is a winner with the younger crowd and so are some of the non-spicy noodle dishes. Parents can grab a sake cocktail to complete the experience.