New Kids Menu plus gifts
May 22, 2024
1 min read
NEW
KIDS MENU
We are excited to introduce our new and unique
Kids Menu
in collaboration with Disney.
For only £7.95,
your little ones can enjoy their favourite meal, which includes
pizza, pasta, or chicken Milanese,
along with veggies and fruits.
You can add french fries or a scoop of Italian Ice-cream for £2 only.
Each child's meal also comes with delightful little gifts, including a
game to keep them entertained while you savour our new menu delicacies.
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