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  • As a mom on mat leave, there are really not enough places like these or they are not easily found. Oaks 'n Acorns is a place where parents can have coffee and light snacks while their children play in a large indoor playground. There are two levels for indoor play. For $5 your child can go in to the area and play. There are also various programs geared towards children of various ages from babies to pre-schoolers. Here are some things I love about the place: 1. The area is perfect because it is walking distance for me, and there is plenty of side street parking for friends who aren't from the neighbourhood. 2. The service was decent and the place was spotless. The owners are constantly cleaning up so you're not stepping on any dropped food, etc. 3. You can bring your own food for your kids if you are making it, which is a plus. 4. There is a huge space where you can roam around with your kids and for now it looks really clean. Those are the things I love about the place. Here are some things I'm not too crazy about: 1. stroller parking is outside. It's the first time I've encountered this, but if you don't have a lock they have some for you, or have cable ties that will keep it locked. Otherwise, you can bring your own. I know they do this to maximize space but I still don't feel 100% comfortable with that, and boy would it suck if it rained. 2. You must pay $5 for your child even if he/she isn't at an age that can play. I brought in my 4 month old who spent most of the time sleeping or in my lap. Granted, she didn't charge me that time, but that was because when I had initially asked about the charge I had a really surprised look on my face. As he gets older I understand but I thought it was a bit annoying if your child can't really sit up and play with anything you'd still have to pay. 3. Food menu is really limited for adults. They have some basic sandwiches (i.e. grilled cheese on a panini grill), but it would be great to see some more local baked goods from maybe some bakeries nearby. I can't comment on the programs they have but they do have a lot and the kids can play free before or after. I do hope that they stay in the neighbourhood as there are lots of families in the area that would benefit.
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