Baker & Cook Kids Menu

Good news for parents: the baker cook kids menu singapore families ask about is real, and it is printed right on the official menu. It is not a big section, just five food items and a couple of drinks, but that is part of its charm. Kids get a chocolate sandwich, a croissant, a little doughnut, and a babycino of their own, while parents get proper coffee and a proper brunch. This guide lists every official kids item with its price, plus family tips for the Dempsey outlet.

Does Baker & Cook have a kids menu?

Yes. The official Baker & Cook menu has a section headed Kids, sitting inside the brunch pages, and it lists five items. That is a real kids menu, even if it is shorter than the kids menus at big family restaurants. Baker & Cook is a bakery cafe, so its kids food is bakery food: sandwiches, croissants, and doughnuts, rather than nuggets and fries. Singapore family guides also report extra kid-friendly items at Dempsey, including Nutella sandwiches, truffle fries, and mini cheeseburgers with fries, but those do not appear in the official menu excerpt we checked, so treat them as guide-reported Dempsey extras to confirm at the outlet, not as official menu prices.

One practical point: Baker & Cook uses counter ordering, so you order and pay first, then find a table. With kids, that means deciding before you queue, or one adult queues while the other holds the table. It also means you can split the order easily, with a kids item for each child and a brunch plate to share for the adults.

What is on the kids menu?

The star is the chocolate hazelnut sandwich at S$7.50, made on B&C Farmhouse White with chocolate hazelnut spread and berries. It is the item family guides keep calling the Nutella sandwich, and it is the safest bet for a younger child. The ham and cheese croissant at S$10 suits a hungrier or older child, while the tomato and cheese croissant at S$8 is the meat-free pick. Little Johnny Bombos at S$4.80 come in raspberry jam or vanilla custard, and they are named after Little Johnny, the sourdough starter Baker & Cook has kept since 1987. The sprinkle doughnut at S$3.80 is the cheapest food item and the classic finish.

Kid-friendly picks beyond the kids section

If your child has outgrown the kids section, or just wants what you are having, the wider menu has plenty of safe picks. Toast of the day at S$6 with housemade seasonal butter is a gentle start, and adding cheese at S$3.50 or egg at S$4 turns it into a small meal. Simply scrambled eggs at S$15 works for a hungry older child, and the sourdough bread board at S$18 is a great table share, since kids can try four breads with jams and butters and pick a favourite. French toast at S$21, with berries, pistachio, custard cream, and maple syrup, is the treat order, but allow 15 minutes for it.

What should kids drink?

A babycino at S$3.30 is the classic kids cafe drink: warm, frothy milk, sized for small hands, and it lets a child feel part of the coffee ritual without any coffee in it. Hot chocolate at S$6.80 is the next step up for older kids, and fresh juices at S$7.90, like apple or carrot, suit a child who wants something cold and fruity. Smoothies at S$10.90 are the premium pick, with banana, mango, berry, and chocolate options, but they are adult sized and priced, so sharing one between two younger kids often works better than buying one each.

Which outlet is best for families?

Dempsey, at 30C Loewen Road, is the family pick, and it is not close. The glasshouse dining room is bright and airy, the garden outside is leafy, and there is a shaded play area where kids can burn off energy while adults finish their coffee. Family guides also rate Dempsey for its wider pastry range and its brunch atmosphere, and it opens at 8:00am, closing at 9:30pm on weekdays and 10:00pm from Friday to Sunday. Other outlets are still kid friendly, but they are smaller neighbourhood cafes without the same outdoor play space, so pick them for a quick pastry stop rather than a long family brunch.

Family tips that help: go on a weekday morning if you can, since weekend queues build fast; bring a change of clothes for younger kids if they use the outdoor play area; and order the kids food first at the counter, since doughnuts and croissants are quick, while a French toast order takes 15 minutes. Prices are subject to 10% service charge and prevailing taxes, so a S$7.50 sandwich plus a S$3.30 babycino is S$10.80 before charges.

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