Pinwheel Island Kids Cafe, Macgregor

When I decided to fully embrace my quest for the best indoor play centres, a quick Google search led me to Pinwheel Cafe. Initially, I had placed it lower on my list due to its location, but after my visit, I can see the appeal of returning!

My son was absolutely in his element for a solid half hour while I enjoyed a peaceful meal of 15 delicious nuggets—he didn’t even realise I wasn’t near him until I was nearly finished! This was quite a feat for a toddler who was navigating some separation anxiety at the time.

Pinwheel Cafe is smaller and more understated compared to other venues we’ve explored, but in this case, less truly is more. I loved the setup, which allowed me to enjoy my meal while effortlessly keeping an eye (and ear) on my little one without the need to chase him around. For that reason alone, I recommend this place! I’m genuinely surprised there aren’t more café-play venues designed with this model in mind. I remember there used to be a place at West End called ‘Jugar,’ but sadly, it closed down.

If you’re seeking a more relaxed indoor play centre experience, Pinwheel Cafe could be the perfect fit for you. The music selection during my visit was a bit eclectic, which was the only minor quirk I encountered. Aside from a brief tomato sauce tantrum from my toddler, our visit was a success, and I’ll certainly be back!

 
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