The Tot Cafe by Little Cocoa Bean Co.
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Cafe with play area, kid-friendly meals, healthy smoothies
Cafe with play area, kid-friendly meals, healthy smoothies
"There’s no kids-menu offshoot at Little Cocoa Bean Co.; instead, the whole menu is designed with kids in mind. Parents can also check out the cafe’s ongoing events schedule, which includes workshops on sleep tips, nutrition and food prep, and breastfeeding support. Note: There’s no longer daily food service at the JP location while the team is hard at work on a cafe expansion at the Boston Children’s Museum, but kids can still drop in to regularly scheduled events at the JP cafe." - Erika Adams
"A Jamaica Plain cafe focused on toddlers, run by Tracy Skelly, was named among ten Black small-business owners to receive $100,000 in grant funding from a new nonprofit initiative. The award, distributed over three years, is intended to help scale and supercharge participating businesses as part of a broader effort to close Boston’s racial wealth gap." - Erika Adams
"When I'm with small kids I like Little Cocoa Bean Co. for cute meals, smoothies, and playtime for babies and toddlers." - Erika Adams
"Places like the Rainforest Cafe and Planet Hollywood did everything they could to ruin themed restaurants for an entire generation. But Little Dipper, a space-themed diner in Jamaica Plain, is fighting back. Model rockets hang from the ceiling and entrees have names like “Ground Control” and “Saturn Stack.” But unlike the Hard Rock Cafe, this place put some effort into the food instead of blowing the entire budget on a jumpsuit Elvis once threw up on. We like to come for brunch and order the Betty Page, which is an eggs benedict that swaps out the english muffin for potatoes. But if you come for lunch or dinner, their burgers are very solid too." - Dan Secatore
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