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Would The Cheesecake Factory be a good place to host my 10 year old's birthday?

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  1. no, have a pizza party.  less expensive and the kids would enjoy it more.


  2. no wayy hun, you'll be forking up alot of dough to the waiters!

  3. No way. This is a very nice restaurant. Do you seriously think 11 year olds are going to enjoy eating fancy plates and drinking martinis? I personally think it would be a nuisance for the guests and staff. Including, do 11 year olds really sit down like adults  eating properly and savoring all their food? If u really want to put your money to use don't chance it at a restaurant. At parties they eat, run back to play, eat, repeat. Just because its a nice place for adults to enjoy a ten year old will. Why don't you chose a place where the kids can eat and have a good time? like some sort of amusement place, chuck e cheese, ice rink, bowling, arcades, u can even rent a jumper boxing ring(those are a blast for all ages, even adults) and have food there(park/home?). Ask your kid, what does he like and want?

  4. very expensive, i wouldn't

    but plus side there are many options, over 100 things on the menu-- lots of variety

    i wouldnt take a lot of little kids there but if its for family then its good, if ur taking ur kids' friends there maybe set a limit on how much their food can cost??? idk.

    $7.50 per SLICE of cheescake

    entrees are 12-24 dollars

  5. I agree with everyone else. It's expensive, it's overpriced for children. A date or a business meeting it's perfect but kids aren't going to enjoy all the delicious food. Take them for pizza and then to a local amusement park. I think chuck e cheese is cool. I'd love that still and im 21!! lol. They will love some good pizza, cake, and ice cream and then take them paintballing or skating or something fun and active!!

    Another thing is when family's take their kids out to eat it's nice.. but sometimes the kids are really rude or loud or just plain hungry and bored! Its really rude and uncomfortable for the other guests that are going for a nice evening an paying 50 bucks or more for that atmosphere when ppl bring loud noisy kids. sorry.

  6. No.  Too expensive, too adult oriented, definitely not kid friendly at all.

  7. How many kids?/or just family?

    If you have a group of kids, it would be best to get them all the same meal entree; since they have a whole book of choices for a menu. But they would love the cheesecake and decore. It'll be kind of spendy though.

  8. Honestly I can't handle myself at places like the Cheescake Factory... and I'm pretty well behaved for a 14 year old girl. Try thinking of places your son/daughter would enjoy not places you would enjoy... Maybe a nice park... Carnival party...  Chuck E Cheese's (but personally I think the place is totally gross and smells like feet... kids like it though)... Roller Rink... Pool Party... Lazer tag... bowling

  9. No, not in my area.   The kids like Chuck-E-Cheese or those parties at the Roller Skating Rink or Miniature Golf Course.

  10. N.o. Try a kid friendly place like Chuck E Cheese

  11. That is a horrible choice for kids.

  12. NO,it is more of an adult style restaurant

  13. It would be expensive. I hardly think of it as a kids place. If you have a well behaved child with well behaved friends and have the money to spend go for it. Everyone will enjoy.
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