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I don't have a city select, but my UB vista is similar enough that I feel like I can answer. And no, not really. We have a hook on chair that can be used at restaurants and fairly often then cannot be used because of the table type (cannot use those with a pedestal table, glass or wire (many outdoor tables), and too thick of a lip. Most places we go have high chairs anyway. And the stroller seat would take up a lot of space in a crowded restaurant.

It's a neat idea but I wouldn't bother.

That said- I could see it being more beneficial with twins! If no high chair was available I've held my LO to eat- won't work if you are alone with two. Or I've been to small places that only have one chair. I just think I'd rather buy a regular hook on chair like the lobster one, which would take up less space anyway.

I don't know that it would super useful. We have one of those lobster high chairs that clamp to the table, and we used to bring it all the time and it never worked on any tables except picnic tables. The clamping mechanism is a little different than the one for the City Select, so it's possible it could be more useful. But 99% of the places we go have high chairs and it's not an issue.

I vote against it too. We have a lobster chair we bring sometimes but it gets super gross very fast and you can't use it on a lot of tables- they need to have four legs, not a pedestal to be sturdy enough most of the time plus no lip underneath. I had thought about this one since I thought it would be nice walking around our community but all but one restaurant we frequent has high chairs.

I do occasionally wheel the whole stroller (city select) up to the table though, especially with outdoor seating. That works really nicely with a lot of tables!

Probably not.

@bluestriped bee: so do you carry the spare seats with you in case the original seats get dirty at a restaurant? I just don't get how this would work without my kids sitting in food all day.

@bluestriped bee: sounds like more trouble than its worth. With three my basket is already pretty full, adding two sets of extra seat fabric and two high chair frames would mean leaving my diaper bag at home.

@bluestriped bee: keep in mind in a couple months you'll also have a pair of legs in that basket. in my basket now I have a rain cover, a spare pack of wipes, an umbrella, an ergo, a first aid kit, a lunch bag with kid snacks, and a wheelboard for DD1. Diaper bag goes on the handle.

I guess with amazon you could see if you can fit it all. Just seems like a lot of uneccesary stuff to carry around when kids already come with a ton of crap.

no i have the city select and i wouldn't... the seats would get gross fast and i don't think you can take the cover off to wash it. i learned the hard way but solid surfaces are the way to go for high chairs/booster chairs (like plastic, wood). we had the oxosprout, and those cushions got nasty so fast! if milk spilled on them it was hard to get out and eventually smelled. that was a terrible investment! we use the fisher price booster now, and its soo much easier to clean, and 10% of the price of the oxosprout!!

Seems like a bad idea to me. The seats would get gross, more stuff to lug around, and money you don't need to spend. Restaurant high chairs work just fine!