


Belly Acres at Regalia brings the fun of customization to family dining with a build-your-own burger concept that lets kids become chefs for the night. The vibrant, welcoming atmosphere and farm-fresh ingredients make this Overton Square spot a hit with families who want quality food without the stuffiness, where picky eaters can craft their perfect burger exactly how they like it.
Weekday lunches or early dinners (around 5 PM) before the evening crowd arrives offer the most relaxed experience. Weekend afternoons work well if you're already exploring Overton Square, though expect a livelier atmosphere with slightly longer waits.
With moderate pricing ($$), expect to spend $10-15 per burger plus sides and drinks. The casual diner setting means kids can be kids without worrying about formal restaurant etiquette. Parking is accessible in the shopping center lot.
Indoor restaurant open year-round with consistent hours. Summer months may see increased foot traffic due to Overton Square's outdoor events and festivals nearby, making it a convenient dining stop after exploring the area.
Huey's Downtown has been a Memphis family favorite since 1984, serving up delicious burgers in a fun, casual atmosphere where kids are not just welcomed but celebrated. The restaurant's famous toothpick-in-the-ceiling tradition and colorful graffiti-covered walls turn a simple meal into an interactive experience that keeps children entertained throughout their visit.
Memphis Pizza Cafe has been serving up crowd-pleasing pies to Memphis families since 1993, making it a tried-and-true spot for dining with kids. The casual atmosphere welcomes families with little ones, and the menu offers customizable gourmet pizzas that even picky eaters can enjoy, plus kid-favorite calzones and sandwiches that satisfy hungry appetites without breaking the bank.
Step back in time at Memphis's oldest cafe, a 1950s-style diner that's been serving hungry families since 1919. Kids will love the retro atmosphere and fun Elvis connection,this was The King's favorite breakfast spot,while parents appreciate the generous portions and classic American comfort food that won't break the bank.
The Sharpe Planetarium at the Pink Palace Museum offers an awe-inspiring journey through the cosmos that captivates young astronomers and space enthusiasts. Families can enjoy immersive dome shows featuring stunning visuals of stars, planets, and galaxies while learning about astronomy in a comfortable, climate-controlled theater. It's the perfect rainy-day activity or complement to your Pink Palace Museum visit.