Child Friendly Eats
- Aug 14, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: 5 days ago
The Summer holidays are upon us and there's no better place to create magical and unforgettable memories with the kids than here on Sark, your very own fairytale island. Here’s 5 places to eat or drink as a family, each with something to entertain the little ones.
The Little Snack Shack, Little Sark. This casual kiosk offering a wide range of snacks, from light bites to ice-creams and alcoholic drinks, has all the ingredients for the most relaxed family time. There's comfy seating, lawn games, play equipment and plenty of space for children to frolic and play whilst you kick back with an Aperol Spritz and soak in the incredible panoramic sea view.
The Little Snack Shack, Little Sark Hathaway's L'Express, at La Seigneurie. The newest addition to La Seigneurie, this kiosk offers coffees, cakes, light bites and alcoholic drinks to enjoy under the dappled light of the trees. There's also picnic tables, play equipment and table tennis available.
Hathaway's L'Express, at La Seigneurie Buddy's, the Avenue. This café restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating in the Avenue Green, a grassy park with tree swings and a play boat for little pirate adventures. Tasty food and a happy atmosphere is the vibe.
Buddy's, in the Avenue Bel Air Inn, top of Harbour Hill. This well-established Sark cornerstone offers traditional pub vibes with a pool table inside and a children's play area outside in the garden, complete with a sunken boat. As well as drinks they offer bar snacks and pizzas.
Bel Air Inn, top of Harbour Hill Road Caragh Chocolates Cafe. Decadent hot chocolates with all the trimmings, shelves of home-baked treats and a chocolate shop fit for a Queen - it's no surprise the children love it here. Outside there is comfy seating and big green spaces to run and play, including a trampoline and a pool! For us adults, get yourself a shot of something 'special' in your hot chocolate (no-one is driving after all) then just sit back and take in the sea views. Bliss!
Caragh Chocs, en-route to La Coupee
