family outlet of the year


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The River House Restaurant Stirling


Making families feel welcome, relaxed and valued is fundamental to the approach at the River House. Special efforts are made to keep children entertained – and ease the burden on parents – with crayons, colouring books, puzzles and DVDs, all available in a dedicated area. A junior menu has also been devised to cater for children of all ages, from fussy three year olds to young teenagers, with all meals cooked from scratch and from fresh ingredients.


Waterside Bistro Haddington


With an idyllic riverside setting and classic village pub ambience, it’s no surprise that families are naturally drawn to Haddington’s Waterside Bistro. This year has seen the owners expand the new children’s menu, complete with no salt commitment and organic ingredients, and establish the venue’s reputation for kids’ parties, where face painting is a popular part of the entertainment. The Waterside’s packed toy cupboard remains popular with the young ones.


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WEST Glasgow


A simple philosophy guided the owner of WEST at its inception – to create a venue where parents could eat, drink and relax with the kids… and the family pooch. Based on the German bier halle concept, WEST prides itself on providing honest, wholesome, tasty food at great value prices, while giving kids the freedom to play – whether inside its spacious interior or outside in its grassy beer garden. When it comes to food, kids are welcome to order half portions of everything on the ‘grown ups’ menu.


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Lemons come in over 50 varieties.


But there is only one Coke. Your customers love Coca-Cola more than any other cola.1


In fact, compared to its nearest competitor, they’re even prepared to pay more for it.2 That’s why it’s the on trade’s No.1 packaged soft drink3


When your customers ask for a Coke, make sure you give them a Coke.


1. Six times more people surveyed, prefer Coca-Cola when ordering a brand of Cola. Him! On-track research – July 2009 – asking 4,736 consumers which brand of cola they preferred to be served in pubs/bars. 2. Nielsen: Total coverage /price check, October 2008 MAT. 3. CGA Vol ROS MAT up to 9th June 2012. The CGA read covers Pubs, Clubs, Hotels & Restaurants 4. Nielsen MAT to w/e 30.06.12.


Coca-Cola, Coke, the design of the Coca-Cola Contour Bottle and the Dynamic Ribbon device are registered trade marks of The Coca-Cola Company. and the UK’s first £1 billion brand.4


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