The Plae House

We went to the Plae House on a weekend after a spot opened up early in the morning. It's a very elegant space, with a cafe on one side, and a children's play area on the other. The cafe is beautiful, with modern seating and lighting, a "bar" area overlooking the playroom so you can easily see your kid, and a very nice lookout onto a forest and river. The play area is a bit smaller than I thought it was going to be, but also very modern with slides, a ballpen, space where kids can play with toys, and plenty of crawling opportunities. It's like one giant house with a lower level that has a toy kitchen and grocery store (and more rooms), and a second floor (however, we didn't get a chance to go there because our son refused to climb up). There's also lots of toy carts and wagons for kids to pull, which many loved to do. It's definitely a very unique and cool space, but I thought there would be a more diverse range of activities, toys, and things to do for kids. The playhouses are a bit slippery so definitely have your child wear socks with some traction. The rest of the space is an artificial turf so you don't have to worry about your kid falling and getting hurt. The cafe is a bit expensive and the food is standard. I ordered a cappuccino and it was fine; my husband ordered an espresso and it was very sour. We ordered a sandwich that came with stale chips, and the sandwich was supposed to come with roast beef but got substituted with pastrami. The food alone cost us over $20, and the "cover" to get in $20 as well. The facility is very clean, and we saw staff sweeping the area just before we left. However, it doesn't look like staff refreshes the play area very often, which definitely becomes a mess after the first batch of kids use it. By the time we left, the toys were all over the place. Overall, this cafe is a nice concept, but can use some fine tuning. The food can be improved significantly (especially the kids menu) and the play area be a bit more unique. This would also help with return customers.

I was absolutely stunned by how beautiful and aesthetically pleasing this playground was. My kids had an excellent time playing and interactive playground with mindfulness and learning. The toys were all good for sensory and physical development. Fairy princess dress up, kitchen, baby feeding, coffee making, hospital they had tons of role playing games and ball pits. Its good for ages uptil 6years. They have tons of seating area while kids are playing with amazing pastries and bakery items and hand crafted drinks and coffees. Loved the pistachio croissant and matcha ♥️ 10/10

We've visited The Plae House twice now with our infant, and it's been a fantastic experience both times. There's a small fee for children under 2, which is worth it considering how clean, organized, and safe the space feels. One of the best features is the reservation system, it keeps the number of guests limited, so it's never too loud or crowded, which we really appreciate with a baby. The drinks are excellent, and the environment is parent-friendly with plenty of seating and a calm vibe. It's a place where you can actually enjoy your latte while your little one explores. There is also a nice view from the window. Only small downside: the fake grass in the play area can be a bit sharp on the knees for crawlers. It's not a huge issue, but something to keep in mind. We'll definitely be back!

My sister and I brought my son (8 months) and niece (3 years) here to play and we all had a blast. My niece quickly made friends with other kids her age and played on the larger play area, while my son loved exploring the baby-friendly areas, including the ball pit and foam climbing blocks. My sister ordered a lemonade refresher that she said she loved, while my mocha with oat milk and roast beef sandwich were equally delicious. The dining area was incredibly clean and tidy, if a little crowded. Thankfully I left the stroller in the car because I can't imagine trying to navigate so many tables and chairs with it. My only other critique is that the "grass" matting for the play area could have used a vacuum, and was incredibly rough on my baby's skin. It's not realistic to expect a crawling baby to stay confined to the one corner where there are softer foam mat tiles, so he was constantly venturing into the faux grass, but it left his skin very irritated and scratched. Maybe something a bit softer, or a larger area for babies to crawl and explore, could be an option in future. We will definitely be back and thank you for a wonderful experience!

I love this place! It was the perfect, cozy space for my sisters and I along with our mama to enjoy a delicious latte and pastry while our kiddos are having fun in the plae house. The owners are amazing people! everything was spot on. Sorry I cant upload pictures of the plae house since other kids in them. But it's an amazing space for kids.