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Our tables are for food and family stories. Come together with your family of all ages at Da Costa. With our children’s menus and space to explore on-site, it’s the perfect family trip out.
In Italy they have a saying, “La famiglia è tutto” which means “family is everything”. At Da Costa, we completely agree and believe there is no better time to come together than over a table full of delicious food.
From young children to furry four legged friends, the whole family is welcome.
Bring the famiglia to Da Costa every Wednesday and Thursday from 5.30 to 7pm, and children dine free!
Little ones aged 12 and under can enjoy two courses with each adult main ordered. Think delightful cicchetti, freshly made pasta, and homemade ice cream for dolce.
Please note that our “kids eat free” offer cannot be combined with any other set menu or discount.
Our menus cater to guests of all ages with a children’s menu packed with delicious freshly prepared child friendly options. From pasta and meatballs, to homemade sausages, there is plenty that they are bound to love! The perfect way for children to enjoy the flavours of Northern Italy here in Somerset.
In addition to our delicious children’s menu options, we’ve also made sure that our restaurant is child friendly. With baby changing facilities in the toilets and highchairs available on request, we want to make sure your family meal out is hassle free.
We also provide crayons, colouring in sheets and word searches based on our current exhibition to keep the little ones entertained whilst the food is being prepared!
If there is anything else we can do to make your meal a memorable occasion, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Da Costa is based on the site of Hauser & Wirth Somerset on the edge of Bruton, which is the perfect location for a family day out. Explore Oudolf Field which is full of colour throughout the year, and their current exhibition Niki de Saint Phalle & Jean Tinguely: Myths & Machines.
The Education Lab has also returned with ‘Our Imaginary World,’ which invites reflection on art as a form of healing, self-reclamation and empowerment. Open until Sunday 1st February 2026, ‘Our Imaginary World’ is an interactive space where visitors are invited to rearrange the word plaques on display to create their own affirmations.
