Recently opened in Belmont, the Wellington is easy to reach from Boston’s suburbs and has a designated menu for kids, and there are booster seats and high chairs available to make seating easier for small kids. Food options range from cheeseburgers and chicken to mac and cheese, a raw vegetable plate, and grilled cheese, and all dishes come with fries, tater tots, or salad. The large menu for adults features burgers, seafood and meat entrees, and raw bar items like oysters and crudo.

This Union Square restaurant offers a kids-eat-free option from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and it has a spacious interior that’s comfortable to navigate for families. There are veggie burgers, cheeseburgers, sandwiches, and more kid-friendly options, including grilled cheese, mashed potatoes, and fish and chips. For adults, there’s a good selection of cocktails, wine, and beer, plus assorted whiskey, tequila, and rum.

With a designated kids’ menu, the Kirkland Tap & Trotter also has times when kids eat for free, Sunday through Thursday, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Menu items include burgers, fish and chips, crispy chicken, spaghetti with meat sauce, and hot dogs. Meals are served with french fries and a fresh vegetable.

Though well-known for its stellar cocktail program and hearty burgers, the Automatic also offers a kids’ menu that doubles as a coloring page. It has a spacious interior and outdoor seating on a more quiet street in Cambridge. All kids’ menu items are $5, and options include grilled cheese, burgers, hot dogs, fries, and noodles.

In seasonal months, dine outside with kids at Granary Tavern near the Greenway, steps from the New England Aquarium. Little ones can eat pizza, chicken fingers, and corn dogs for $8 each, including a drink and a Hoodsie Cup for dessert.

Aside from the breakfast menu, which is inherently kid-friendly, the dinner menu at the Paramount includes mac and cheese, burgers, fries, vegetables, salad, and fruit, with several soft drinks and juices available for kids. The restaurant is on the smaller side, but there are high chairs and booster seats available for kids.

A large upstairs space at Flatbread in Brighton has movable tables and plenty of space for kids to run around in between bites of pizza. Plus, there’s a good beer selection for parents and several varieties of pizza and salads. Stay for some bowling after dinner.

Lumière offers a family meal on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, which consists of a shared entree plus bread, salad, vegetable sides, and a dessert to share. The meal costs $60 and is available for both dine-in and take-out. It will feed up to two adults and two children. The restaurant provides a sample menu on its website.

Chef Ming Tsai famously accommodates families in his restaurants and pays special attention to how the kitchen treats food allergies. Though his well-known Wellesley restaurant Blue Ginger has closed, he runs a similar system at Blue Dragon in Fort Point: The kitchen is nut-free, and there are gluten-free lunch and dinner menus, in addition to accommodations for allergies like dairy and seafood. Additionally, the sprawling restaurant offers plenty of room for families to dine without feeling cramped.

Picco serves one simple but tasty menu for adults and kids, consisting of assorted pizzas, spaghetti, macaroni and cheese, calzones, and appetizers. What better way to satisfy kids than plates full of carbs? End with Picco’s acclaimed ice cream, of course.

In the heart of Coolidge Corner, Otto offers a large space that’s good for families dining with kids. The menu keeps it simple with a variety of salads and pizzas, which range from basic cheese to an elaborate one topped with blue cheese, arugula, and roasted pear. There are even gluten-free and vegan options.

With a kid-specific menu and plenty of kid-friendly options on the regular menu as well, Canary Square has high ceilings and ample seating for families, plus crayons to entertain kids and adults alike.

City Feed is both market and deli, so it’s doubly poised to satisfy any kids’ dining needs. From peanut butter and jelly with banana or apple slices to grilled cheeses and egg sandwiches, there are plenty of simple, homey options available. Plus, it’s a short walk from Jamaica Pond, so it’s a perfect option for picnic food and dining outdoors.

The menu at El Oriental de Cuba is vast, with options ranging from empanadas and sandwiches to platters. There’s also a specific kids menu, which includes chicken fricassee with rice and beans, cheeseburgers, and more.