Baby-friendly Haeundae restaurant with stroller space: Smith's Farm

Today I'm giving an honest review of a Haeundae, Busan favorite: Smith's Farm.

Where is Smith's Farm, and where do you park?

Smith's Farm is at 31 Haeundae-ro483beon-gagil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea, open 11:00–24:00 with last order at 23:00. You can park in the building's parking lot or at the church parking lot next door.

I was searching for somewhere I could bring my baby and stroller when I came across Smith's Farm, a well-known Western food spot in Haeundae.

It's within a 10-minute walk from Exit 4 of Dongbaek Station on Busan Metro Line 2, and parking was available either in the building's lot or the church lot next door.

Can you bring a stroller inside Smith's Farm?

Inside Smith's Farm, the seats were spaced widely enough to wheel a stroller through. We'd booked a weekday lunch reservation, and with plenty of open seats we arrived earlier than our booking time but were seated right away.

A little while later, the place was nearly full.

There were also tables set up side by side, which looked good for group reservations. A few reviews mentioned there can be a wait on weekends, so keep that in mind.

The tableware was already set out on the table, and we could park the stroller right beside it.

What's on the menu at Smith's Farm?

The menu is mostly Western food — steak, pizza, pasta, gnocchi and risotto — along with various drinks and alcohol. Recommended items are marked with a star, so if you're having trouble choosing, you could just order those.

Every dish on the menu looked delicious, so if you visit with a group, ordering a variety to share seems like a great idea.

Fresh-squeezed orange juice and romaine salad

We ordered octopus steak, romaine salad, pumpkin sweet potato gnocchi, shrimp oil pasta, and fresh-squeezed orange juice. Not long after ordering, the fresh-squeezed orange juice arrived — subtly sweet with a refreshing orange flavor.

The first dish out was the romaine salad. It came with a rich cream sauce topped with crispy diced bacon, which paired well with the crunchy romaine.

Octopus steak with roasted vegetables

Next came the octopus steak, glossy from being pan-seared, served with a variety of roasted vegetables.

The octopus steak was tender and juicy. It was also delicious paired with the vegetable garnish — the roasted broccoli in particular had great texture and flavor, and the zucchini was soft and tasty too.

The best dish: shrimp oil pasta

While we were eating, the rest of our order came out one after another. Personally, the tastiest dish was the shrimp oil pasta. It had a slight kick of spice that cut through the richness nicely. The portion was also generous — plenty even split between two people.

Pumpkin sweet potato gnocchi

Last came the pumpkin sweet potato gnocchi. It was my first time trying gnocchi made with sweet potato, and I loved the subtle sweetness from the pumpkin and sweet potato along with the chewy texture. It was also delicious dipped in the accompanying sauce.

Is Smith's Farm worth it with a baby?

There aren't that many restaurants where you can bring a baby and stroller, so it was great that Smith's Farm was both delicious and stroller-friendly. I'd recommend visiting Smith's Farm as a Haeundae brunch favorite.