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Best Family Friendly Favorites Restaurants in Sutton

5 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: February 2026

Our Top Pick
Au Za'atar
Lebanese restaurant with a wide mezze and grill menu ideal for sharing.

Notable Picks

Sutton Lebanese
Au Za'atar brings Lebanese and broader Middle Eastern cooking to Midtown East with shareable mezze, wraps, and large-format mixed grills that work well for family-style eating. Outdoor seating, extended hours, and flexible portions make it a good choice for groups with adventurous palates.
Must-Try Dishes: Mezzes Supreme, Za'atar Manakeesh, Mixed Grill Supreme Platter
What makes it special: Lebanese restaurant with a wide mezze and grill menu ideal for sharing.

Worthy Picks

$$ Sutton Pizza
Two doors from Sofia, Marinara offers a larger dining room and a menu built around big, saucy Sicilian pies. The MVP slice, striped with marinara, vodka, and pesto sauces, has become a photogenic calling card alongside solid classic rounds.
Must-Try Dishes: MVP square slice (marinara, vodka, pesto), Vodka Sicilian slice, Buffalo chicken slice
What makes it special: Roomy slice shop with saucy Sicilian pies, especially the tri-sauce MVP.
$ Sutton Korean, Wings
A casual Korean fried chicken and ramen shop bringing late-night energy and crunchy double-fried wings to the east side. Boongs leans into playful flavors, a self-serve ramen machine, and counter service that keeps it approachable for quick meals or casual hangs.
Must-Try Dishes: Sweet and spicy Korean fried chicken, Soy garlic wings, DIY ramen bowl from the noodle machine
What makes it special: Crispy Korean fried chicken and fun ramen gadgets at wallet-friendly prices.
$$$ Sutton Dim Sum, Chinese
Compact midtown dim sum spot serving fresh steamed dumplings and Cantonese classics with genuine hospitality. The intimate space delivers quality ingredients and house-made preparations for those seeking casual, authentic flavors without the trek to Chinatown.
Must-Try Dishes: Signature Dim Sum Platter, Shrimp Dumplings, General Tso's Chicken
What makes it special: Fresh-made dim sum in midtown without Chinatown crowds
$ Sutton Greek
Anatoli 56 is a cozy, family-run taverna on 2nd Avenue, emphasizing comforting classics like moussaka, grilled octopus, and seafood plaki. With a smaller but steadily positive review base, it reads as a neighborhood spot where regulars linger over Greek wine and generous plates rather than a splashy destination.
Must-Try Dishes: Moussaka (potato, zucchini, eggplant and ground beef with béchamel), Grilled Octopus, Seafood Plaki (cod, shrimp, mussels and clams in tomato broth)
What makes it special: Small, family-operated taverna focusing on hearty Greek comfort staples.