ABOUT US


Our Story

Welcome to Nibbles' Play Cafe where children and their parents come to connect through great play, great food and great conversation.

My name is Kathleen Weinberg. I am the founder of Nibbles' and mother of two. I have been a stay-at-home mom for the last decade. Prior to making the choice to be a stay-at-home mom, I worked in a career that I loved and had developed some wonderful friendships with my co-workers. Making the transition to be a stay-at-home was a little tough. I felt very disconnected and a little lost. So, when my second child got a little older and more independent I started to think about returning to work. Having no idea what I wanted out of my career now, I did know two things for sure. I wanted to work with children as I had done throughout my career and I wanted to create something that could really change people's lives, even if it was only for an afternoon. I kept thinking back to the support group that I had facilitated years prior for moms with disabled children. The women in these groups only wanted a break; time to have a cup of coffee and connect with other moms. I also kept remembering how I wanted to pull my hair out when my children where small for no other reason then I felt terribly isolated. I really needed some adult conversation. I FINALLY GOT IT, I knew what I could do to make a difference.

So began the conception of Nibbles' Play Cafe, a stress-free environment where parents can meet-up with other parents, have a great cup of coffee and a decadent desert while their children have fun discovering great play.

My only wish for the parents of Nibbles' Play Cafe is that they have as much fun visiting Nibbles' as I had creating it.

Kathleen
Discover Great Play, Great Food and Great Conversation

Play Philosophy

Our philosophy at Nibbles' Play Cafe is to encourage free play with minimal adult supervision. We do however have a "No Child Left at Nibbles Rule." All children visiting Nibbles' must have a parent or caregiver on the premise at all times. Any child left behind will be fed lots of cake and coffee and returned to the parent or caregiver.