A bit about the reviews and Baby Dines Out

3 Nov 2009 by Baby Dines Out, 2 Comments »

I’m mum to Jack and wife to Dan. Oh, and I work too.

We like seeing friends, eating out and travelling.  We live in Blackheath, South East London.

I’m delighted and proud to have specially commissioned artwork by the fantastic illustrator Denise Dorrance on the blog.  You can see more of her work in Red magazine and the Sunday Times Style magazine every weekend and on her website.

If you want to contact me direct please email me: babydinesout@yahoo.co.uk

A bit about the reviews…

These reviews reflect my personal experience of places we’ve been with Jack and the experiences of my friends and their babies.  I’ve rated them out of 5 (where 5 is the best rating and 1 is the lowest) on a range of aspects:

Stylishness, friendliness, feeding facilities, changing facilities and food.

I’ve also given an indication of the price bracket each place falls into:

£ = cheap and cheerful

££ = mid-price

£££ = expensive

2 Comments

  1. Lucy says:

    Hello, love your blog ! If you ever want to come down to Cornwall on a restaurant review mission please check our accommodation out (we are baby friendly too). There are some fantastic Child friendly restaurants we can point out to you, for instance Jamie Olivers ‘Fifteen’ at Watergate Bay (5 minutes drive from us) they are baby friendly at Breakfast and Lunchtimes. Bye for now, Lucy

  2. Many thanks Lucy! We did stay in St Mawes last summer and went to some lovely places – you’ve reminded me to post the reviews! We were a little too far from Fifteen but hope to get back to Cornwall soon so we can try it!

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