Stonefire Pizza

This morning we met a couple of moms and their littleboys who are the same age as Isabel at Stonefire Pizza. We have never been there before, as they don't have them in MN. The best way to describe it as an upscale Chuck-e-Cheese (since most people are familiar with CEC.) Anways, the realkly nice part about SFP is that they have this big toddler area with lots of different room (pretend pizza making room, water play room, blocks room, face painting room, train room, & climbing & slide room.) We did even play in all the rooms. SFP has this "Mommy & Me" time from 9-11am M-F, and it's $5 for mom for continetal breakfast & $2 for kids over age 2. So, since she is only 17 months, it just cost us the $5.

We had a blast. The continental breakfast was nice too. The had fruits, muffins, danishes, cereal, juices, milk, coffee, & teas. And they also give you the option to stay through lunch and only pay $4 for the lunch buffet, which I hear is fantastic. Otherwise, lunch buffet is $9 for adults.

The older kids area is on a completly different side of the restaurant, which I can see would be hard if you have kids of different ages groups. In the older kids area they have rock climbing, lots of video games, and much more.

And I have to give them kudos for their family bathroom. It has a nice changing station with diaper pail and has a child's bathroom stall with a low small toilet, child's low sink & paper dispenser....plus they have an adult of all the sme things & urinal too. I was just suprised to see such a well thought out bathroom. It certainly makes bathroom times easier.

Next time we go I have to remember to bring more of change of clothes. Even though she was wearing the plastic smock, her pants still got soaked & her socks, & her sleeves (which I forgot to pull up when she went in there the last time.)

We will definitly go back again.