Our menu is created by an experienced 4-star hotel head chef, awarded 13 GaultMillau points, in collaboration with a paediatric nutrition specialist.
So every Petite Table dinner brings together what parents want most: food children genuinely enjoy, thoughtfully balanced nutrition, and the quality you would expect from a great kitchen.
Created by a 13-point GaultMillau chef. Balanced with a paediatric nutrition specialist.
Early access for the first Zürich families.
17:46. Everyone is hungry.
You've finished work. Picked up the children. Someone is hungry. Someone doesn't want what you planned. And dinner still has to happen.
Petite Table takes that one thing off your plate.
You don't need another recipe. You need dinner handled.
Dinner is never just dinner.
The planning. The shopping. The chopping. The cooking. The question of whether they'll actually eat it.
What do I make?
Do I have the ingredients?
Will they eat it?
Is it balanced enough?
And that is before you've cooked anything.
You already know good food matters. The hard part is making it happen at the end of a very long day. Petite Table is designed to remove the whole question.
First child's dinner on us when we launch.
More than dinner
Dinner for tonight. Curiosity for much longer.
With Petite Table, vegetables are not only something on the side of the plate. They become little stories children can discover — where food comes from, what makes it special, and why growing bodies need variety.
Meet the carrot
The orange one with a secret.
That bright orange colour comes from beta-carotene. Your body can turn it into vitamin A.
Why it matters
Vitamin A helps your eyes do a great job — especially when the light gets low. It also helps care for your skin and supports your growing body.
✦Can you find the orange ingredient on your plate tonight?
Is it crunchy, soft, sweet, or earthy?
Meet the peas
Small, green — and surprisingly mighty.
Peas are little seeds. Inside them are plant protein, fibre and helpful vitamins for growing bodies.
Why it matters
Protein helps your body grow and build. Fibre helps keep your tummy happy, too.
✦How many peas can you balance on your fork at once?
Can you squish one, roll one, and taste one?
Meet the broccoli
A tiny forest you can eat.
Broccoli is actually a cluster of unopened flower buds — which is why every piece looks a little like a miniature tree.
Why it matters
It brings vitamin C, fibre and folate to the plate. Fibre helps your tummy, and vitamin C helps support your growing body.
✦Is your broccoli crunchy, soft, or somewhere in between?
Can you find the tiniest broccoli tree on your plate?
A little knowledge. A little courage to taste. A much nicer conversation at the table.
Created together with our chef and paediatric nutrition specialist — always playful, never preachy.
Before we launch
Shall we cook for your family?
Leave your email and you'll be among the first Zürich families we cook for.
Fresh dinner. Thoughtfully packed. One less thing to do.
A sample week
Healthy is useful only if they'll eat it.
Familiar enough to recognise. Interesting enough to discover something new. Real dinner — not “kids food”.
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Creamy tomato & roasted vegetable orzo
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Sweet potato & lentil cottage pie
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Salmon with potato crush
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Slow-cooked beef ragù
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Vegetable risotto
Your first child's dinner is on us when we launch.
Made for tonight
Looks like dinner. Because it is.
No children's “meal product”. Just proper food, prepared for growing appetites.
Packaging concept
A children's dinner has a job to do.
Growing bodies need more than something that simply fills the plate. Every Petite Table dinner is designed around the same three parts.
Vegetables or fruit
Colour and variety at the centre of the plate.
A carbohydrate source
Potatoes, pasta, rice or grains — energy for busy days.
A protein source
Pulses, eggs, dairy, fish or meat, depending on the dish.
1–3
Little eaters
Smaller portions and age-appropriate textures
Variety across vegetables, fruit and protein sources
Calcium-rich and iron-containing foods
4–6
Growing explorers
Varied meals with vegetables, fruit and protein
Carbohydrates for busy afternoons
New tastes and textures alongside familiar favourites
7–12
Growing appetites
More substantial, satisfying portions
Protein, vegetables and whole grains
Plenty of variety week to week
Appetite varies from child to child. Age helps guide portions; children still decide how hungry they are.
Built around recognised Swiss principles of balanced children's meals. We don't make medical claims or promise individual dietary suitability.
Made for growing appetites
Different ages. Different appetites.
Petite Table is being designed around age-conscious portions rather than one standard children's meal.
Packaging concept
Would Thursday make your week easier?
You don't need Petite Table every day for it to change your week.
One child or three. One evening or five. An adult portion whenever you'd rather sit down than start cooking. No fixed five-day commitment.
Already thinking of which night you'd use it? First child's dinner on us when we launch.
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The part that matters
Less time making dinner. More time having it.
We don't want to remove the family dinner. We want to remove everything that gets in the way of it.
Add an adult portion whenever you'd rather sit down with them.
+ one for me
Same delivery. Dinner for you too.
Close to home.
And close to home is where we'd like to begin — Petite Table is coming together in Zürich, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
Season-led menus
The menu moves with what grows well right now.
Swiss where possible
Swiss potatoes, dairy, eggs and produce wherever practical.
Thoughtfully sourced
Good suppliers, honest ingredients, nothing exaggerated.
Minimal processing
Cooked properly, not assembled from packets.
The Petite Table experience
Made to arrive beautifully.
From the food inside to the box on your doorstep, we're designing Petite Table to make dinner feel considered — without creating more work for you.
Why we're building this
No reviews yet. We've only just started.
Petite Table is being built in Zürich by parents who know exactly how 17:46 feels. We haven't served a single dinner yet, so there is nothing to quote and no one to thank — and we'd rather tell you that than borrow someone else's words.
What we can promise is how we'll behave: real food cooked properly, plain answers about price and timing when we have them, and no email you didn't ask for. Write to hello@petitetable.ch and a person replies.
Nothing to pay, nothing to commit
Joining tells us your neighbourhood matters. That's all it does.
We'll say when we don't know
No launch date and no price is set yet, so we won't invent either.
Your details stay ours to protect
Stored securely in the EU, never sold, removed the moment you ask.
Coming to Zürich
The first 500 tables.
We're building Petite Table for Zürich families. Join our first 500 families and your first child's dinner will be on us when we launch in your area.
Your postcode and your evenings help us decide where to begin.
Join now and we'll send you our 10 Lovely Veggies cards straight away.
We cook. You enjoy the evening.
Zürich first. Your neighbourhood next?
Where should we come first?
We're mapping where Zürich families would most like Petite Table to begin.
First families
Should we bring dinner to your table?
We're looking for our first 500 Zürich families.
Your first child's dinner is on us when we launch.
No payment. No commitment.
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