The Toy Story‑themed Kids Breakfast Klub at Brewhemia is exactly the kind of lively, colourful and character‑packed morning young children adore. With Woody and Jessie roaming the room, chatting to the children, handing out pictures to colour and leading songs and games, the whole event feels warm, friendly and wonderfully interactive.
Breakfast is served first, giving families a chance to settle in before the characters arrive. The atmosphere is relaxed and cheerful, with little ones already buzzing with excitement as they spot Woody’s hat or Jessie’s bright red braid weaving through the tables.
One of the lovely things about Brewhemia’s Breakfast Klub is that the theme changes every week. This week was Toy Story; next week brings Disney Princesses, giving families a reason to return and experience something completely different each time.
Character interaction
One of the biggest strengths of the event is how much time Woody and Jessie spend with the children. Rather than a quick photo moment, they move around the room throughout breakfast, kneeling down to chat, giving high‑fives, posing for pictures and making each child feel seen.
They also hand out Toy Story‑themed colouring sheets, which is a thoughtful touch — it keeps children busy while still feeling connected to the theme.
Singing, games & a craft moment
After breakfast, the characters lead a short session of singing and games. It’s simple, silly and exactly the kind of thing younger children love. The energy is upbeat without being overwhelming, and the performers are great at encouraging even shy children to join in.
A particularly sweet moment is the chance to make a little character inspired by Forky from Toy Story. It’s quick, easy and fun — and the children love the idea of creating their own Toy Story friend to take home.
Goodie bags & final touches
At the end, each child receives a goodie bag, which adds a nice sense of occasion and makes the morning feel like a proper event rather than just a themed breakfast. Combined with the colouring sheets, the craft activity and the character interaction, it feels like good value and a genuinely thoughtful experience.
Remy’s verdict
Remy absolutely loved it — in his words, “a hundred stars!”
He was completely absorbed from start to finish, especially when Woody and Jessie came over to speak to him. The singing, the games, the Forky‑style craft and the goodie bag all hit the mark perfectly for his age.
Overall
A cheerful, character‑packed and family‑friendly morning that delivers exactly what you want from a themed kids’ event. The Toy Story elements are fun and well‑integrated, the performers are warm and engaging, and the mix of breakfast, activities and interaction keeps children entertained throughout.
With a new theme every week — from Toy Story to next week’s Disney Princesses — it’s the kind of event families can enjoy again and again.
Kids Breakfast Klub, Fringe 2026
Summary
A bright, friendly and well‑run themed breakfast that offers something a bit different to do during the Fringe with friends and family. The weekly changing themes keep it fresh, the character interaction is genuinely engaging, and the mix of games, singing and crafts makes it a fun morning out for younger children. Remy’s “hundred stars” verdict says it all — a cheerful, interactive experience that little ones really enjoy.
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