The Bambino menu
Drink, tomato pasta or Margherita pizza, and a scoop of ice cream.
A practical guide for families
Italian restaurant with kids in Aubagne: the guide to a successful family meal
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How to prepare the outing, what to order for children and how to turn the meal into a small discovery of Italy.
Key takeaways
Italian food is easy to share with children. Pépé Zino, 100 Impasse des Martinets in Aubagne, serves homemade cuisine 7 days a week, lunch 11:30am–3pm and dinner from 7pm.
The Bambino menu includes a drink, tomato pasta or a Margherita pizza, and one scoop of ice cream. High chairs, step-free entrance, free parking nearby. Dine-in only: no takeaway, no delivery.
The right choice for a family outing
Why children love Italian food
Italian cooking was designed to feed whole families: clear recipes and familiar ingredients.
Simple, honest flavours
Tomato, basil, mozzarella and pasta reassure young eaters.
A cuisine made for sharing
The Italian family table includes children in the meal.
Real flavours, far from industrial versions
Everything is 100% homemade by Italian chefs.
Learn more about our homemade trattoria cooking.
Before you go
Preparing the outing: good habits for parents
A little planning avoids most surprises.
01
Pick the right time
Open 7 days a week: lunch 11:30am–3pm, dinner from 7pm.
02
Book and let us know
Mention the number of children and high chairs needed.
03
Allergies
Allergens are listed on the menu; tell the staff on arrival.
04
Access and parking
Step-free entrance for strollers, free parking nearby.
There is no play area: bring a small quiet game from home.
On the plate
What to order for a child at an Italian restaurant?
The menu offers clear options for every age.
For older kids
Margherita or Regina pizza, or pasta to share.
Dessert
Ice cream for kids; tiramisu, panna cotta or cannoli for parents.
Drinks: toasting with the grown-ups
Alcohol-free mocktails such as the Virgin Mojito or the Sunset let children raise their glass too.
Learning while having fun
Turning the meal into a discovery of Italy
Sharing antipasti lets children taste a little of everything.
Discover our antipasti in Aubagne.
A little table glossary
Words to learn during the meal:
- Antipasti
- starters to share.
- Primi
- first course, often pasta.
- Dolci
- desserts.
- Gelato
- ice cream.
Sundays, christenings, communions
Large family tables
120 seats including 60 in the veranda; partial private hire from 30 guests.
For detailed planning, read our guide to a birthday at an Italian restaurant in Aubagne.
Good to know
A meal enjoyed at the table, dine-in only
Pépé Zino serves dine-in only: no takeaway, no delivery.
To learn how to recognise a genuine Italian restaurant, read our article.
Living in La Penne-sur-Huveaune? See our Italian restaurant in La Penne-sur-Huveaune page.
Parents’ FAQ
Is there a kids’ menu?
Yes, the Bambino menu: drink, tomato pasta or Margherita pizza, and a scoop of ice cream.
Are high chairs available?
Yes, mention it when booking.
When should I come with a baby?
Lunch (11:30am–3pm) or at 7pm when dinner service opens.
How can I check allergens?
They are listed on the menu; tell the staff on arrival.
Can we come as a group of 12?
Yes, 120 seats including 60 in the veranda. Book ahead.
Should I book?
Recommended: call 09 60 37 25 97 or use the contact page. Dine-in only.
In short: a simple outing for the whole family
A good time slot, a clear booking and a menu for everyone.
Book on 09 60 37 25 97 or via our contact page.
Further reading
Discover our ambiance italienne Aubagne, a family trattoria.
Experience the warm Italian atmosphere in Aubagne.
Book a family table in Aubagne
Tell us how many children and high chairs: we will prepare the table.
You can also book via the contact page.