I arrived with my three year old asleep in her car seat. She was probably out for the night. I promptly woke her up and after passing a rather large bull we entered the cave. A few more turns and we entered the restaurant on the second floor. At this point, we were given the choice of slide or stairs down to the dining area. I parted ways with my daughter at this point. I didn't need The DVD player to entertain her this meal, the slide entertained her till the food arrived. She came back briefly in tears with an incoherent story about some collision, and then went back to sliding. With some older kids present, letting a three year old free to slide was a little dubious, but sipping my water in silence left me unconcerned. I ordered a kids meal, grilled cheese, for her and I had meat. My daughter ate her meal with a napkin and paper bull horns. For my part, meat is good. Clearly a tourist stop, as reflected in the price and by the décor, I've been waiting for some non-vegetarian relative to visit so that I can return.