5 Family-Friendly Restaurants in Lake Country, Wisconsin to Check Out This Spring
April 15, 2025

Remso W. Martinez

Lake Country, Wisconsin, encompassing towns like Oconomowoc, Delafield, and Pewaukee, is a haven for families seeking scenic lakes and vibrant communities. Spring 2025 brings blooming landscapes and a chance to dine out with the kids at welcoming spots. Here are five family-friendly restaurants in Lake Country that offer great food, kid-approved menus, and atmospheres perfect for making memories this season.

1. Café Hollander – The Corners of Brookfield

Café Hollander combines a lively, European-inspired vibe with a menu that caters to all ages. Its spacious patio, heated for cooler spring days, features fire pits and cozy domes for a unique dining experience. Kids love the mini-burgers and mac ‘n’ cheese, while parents appreciate the extensive craft beer list and globally inspired dishes.

Location: 20150 Union St, Brookfield, WI 53045

2. Sobie’s Restaurant – Oconomowoc

Sobie’s is a Lake Country staple with a warm, casual setting overlooking Fowler Lake. Its diverse menu ranges from pizza to seafood, ensuring picky eaters find something to love. The staff’s welcoming attitude and kid-friendly portions make it a go-to for local families.

Location: 118 E Wisconsin Ave, Oconomowoc, WI 53066

3. Tabi’s Winebar – Hartland

Don’t let the “winebar” name fool you—Tabi’s is a cozy, kid-welcoming spot with a heated outdoor patio that’s open in spring. Families love the relaxed vibe, board games, and non-alcoholic mocktails that make kids feel included. The menu leans toward shareable plates and comfort food, pleasing everyone.

Location: 111 E Capitol Dr, Hartland, WI 53029

4. Fishbone’s Cajun & Creole Restaurant – Delafield

Fishbone’s brings a taste of New Orleans to Nagawicka Lake with a laid-back, colorful atmosphere that kids adore. The menu includes familiar options like burgers alongside mild Cajun dishes, and the heated outdoor globes (available spring 2025) seat up to eight, making family gatherings a breeze.

Location: 1704 Milwaukee St, Delafield, WI 53018

5. Red Circle Inn – Nashotah

Wisconsin’s oldest restaurant, dating back to 1848, Red Circle Inn blends historic charm with modern family appeal. Recently renovated, it offers a kids’ menu with upscale twists on classics, and its spacious dining room accommodates strollers and high chairs. The attentive staff ensures everyone feels at home.

Location: N44W33013 Watertown Plank Rd, Nashotah, WI 53058

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