For a family meal out in Louth, Tina's Cafe on Cornmarket and The Woolpack Inn at Riverhead both have high chairs and a children's menu, and The Woolpack has an enclosed garden where children can play. Just outside town, The Prussian Queen at Saltfleetby has a children's play area and a kids' menu.
Plenty of other places make families welcome too, from a café with toys and board games on the Market Place to a woodland café on the way to Hubbard's Hills. Here's where to go, and what each one offers.
Cafés in the Town Centre
Tina's Cafe, Cornmarket
A few steps from the Market Place, Tina's Cafe is a homely café with high chairs and a children's menu, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. The menu runs from breakfasts and omelettes to homemade specials and jacket potatoes, with gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian choices.
Crumbs & Co., New Market Hall
Inside the New Market Hall, just off Cornmarket, Crumbs & Co. is a family-run coffee shop with room to spread out. It has high chairs for little ones, and it welcomes dogs as well as families.
Alfredo Lounge, Market Place
On the Market Place, Alfredo Lounge serves food all day, every day, and keeps board games and toys to keep children busy while you wait. It's open from 9am, so it suits breakfast, lunch or an early tea.
Family Pubs in Town
The Woolpack Inn, Riverhead
The Woolpack Inn is the pub that thinks most about families. There are high chairs, baby changing facilities, a children's menu and a spacious enclosed garden where children can play while you finish your meal. Breakfast is served every morning, and on Sundays the roasts run until 6pm, which suits families who eat later.
The Greyhound Inn, Upgate
At The Greyhound Inn, the Sunday carvery comes in children's portions as well as adult and large ones, and there's a large courtyard. Booking is recommended on Sundays.
The Brown Cow, Newmarket
The Brown Cow describes itself as family friendly, with easy access and outdoor seating when the weather allows. Have a look at The Brown Cow's menu before you go.
Just Outside Louth
The Prussian Queen, Saltfleetby
Between Louth and the coast, The Prussian Queen puts families first. It advertises a children's play area, and its menu has a kids' section. The food is homemade and cooked from scratch, and booking ahead is recommended.
Kenwick Park, Kenwick Hill
The Fairways Restaurant at Kenwick Park calls itself family friendly and has a children's menu. It's open to locals as well as hotel and lodge guests, serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, and it's best to book.
Little Village Tea Shop, Saltfleetby
About ten minutes from Louth, Little Village Tea Shop has plenty of tables inside and out, with countryside views and free parking. It also hosts children's parties in its private room.
Crowtree Café, After a Walk
Set among the trees between Hubbard's Hills and Westgate Fields, Crowtree Café is where plenty of families stop for an ice cream, a cake or a drink on the way to or from a walk. Its woodland space sometimes hosts activities for families too. Read about the history of Hubbard's Hills before you go.
Tips for Eating Out with Children
Ask for a high chair when you book. Most places have only a few, and they go first at busy times like Sunday lunch.
Tell the staff about any allergies. Children's menus are often simpler, but the kitchen still needs to know what your child can't eat.
Check the play area before you rely on it. Outdoor play areas and gardens depend on the weather and the time of year.
Looking for more to do? See soft play, swimming and the family events in What's On. For more places to eat, see breakfast, Sunday lunch and eating outside, or browse every café in Louth.
Details checked 27th October 2026. Spotted something out of date, or know a place that belongs here? Let us know.
Eating Out with Children: Your Questions
Where can I eat with children in Louth?
Tina's Cafe on Cornmarket and The Woolpack Inn at Riverhead both have high chairs and a children's menu. Crumbs & Co. in the New Market Hall has high chairs, and Alfredo Lounge on the Market Place keeps toys and board games for children.
Which pubs near Louth have a play area?
The Prussian Queen at Saltfleetby advertises a children's play area. In town, The Woolpack Inn has an enclosed garden where children can play.
Is there a children's menu for Sunday lunch in Louth?
Yes, The Greyhound Inn serves its Sunday carvery in children's portions, and The Woolpack Inn has a children's menu. Book ahead on Sundays, as both get busy.
Where can I change a baby in a Louth pub?
The Woolpack Inn on Riverhead Road has baby changing facilities, as well as high chairs. It is worth asking elsewhere when you book, as not every pub has them.
Where can I go for a family walk and a café near Louth?
Crowtree Café sits between Hubbard's Hills and Westgate Fields, so it is an easy stop before or after a family walk. It serves ice creams, cakes and drinks.