Tiny Town Cafe - Tonbridge and Malling
Tiny Town Cafe
Description
At Tiny Town, families can enjoy an expansive soft play area, perfect for kids to expend energy, especially on rainy days. While the entrance fee is reasonable, the dining experience leaves much to be desired. Patrons frequently report limited food options, high prices, and disorganized service. Many have encountered delays, menu shortages, and unhelpful staff, diminishing the overall enjoyment. However, the venue's kid-friendly atmosphere and engaging activities, like the indoor football pitch, have made hosting birthday parties a success. Despite its flaws, parents recognize the venue's potential as a fun day out for their little ones.
Feedback
Not great place is just okay and I found is pricey and cafe is not worth penny to spent. When come the cleanliness is not good place to take kids only visited once and wouldn’t go back again.
When the weather is terrible and the kids need somewhere to burn off energy, this is the perfect place to go. We paid £6.50 per child (2 in total), a very reasonable price for what we received. This place is a huge paradise for kids, with everything from climbing frames to ball pits. My husband and I found a comfortable sofa with a table while the kids had a full 4 hours of play. Despite it being busy, we never felt crowded. They also have a restaurant with reasonably priced hot drinks and food.
The coffee is reasonably priced at £3 when paired with a slice of cake, but many of the other menu items are on the expensive side. Unfortunately, bringing your own food is not allowed, so options are limited.
This is my 3 year old twins favourite soft play to visit. However we do not come too often as its a bit more expensive than other local soft plays. The food is expensive and theres not alot to choose from the children's menu. We had their 3rd Birthday party here and it was a big success. The staff were helpful and the children had a great day. Having the indoor football pitch is great as the older cousins made use of this.
In my opinion, the restaurant is a bit pricey, especially the small chocolate treats for children which are priced at 50p each for a club biscuit. The tea and coffee were as expected.
