Update 2016: Jane Dalley sent this to add to our original review and confirms our original rating of 2 BBS Ticks. Would be more but there’s no disabled toilet, however Jane did try the stairclimber: “My 1st trip to a London Theatre in nearly 20 years was brilliant. The staff were so helpful and friendly…
Laguna Kitchen & Bar is part of the Park Plaza hotel in Cardiff and this review has been sent by Rhodri: ‘Good ramp access to the foyer from the street. Dedicated disabled toilets . Restaurant and bar layout all on one flat level. Plenty of space in bar and restaurant for wheelchair access. stylish interior and…
Update 2017: Zetter Town House, always a favourite for cocktails has been nominated for Best Disabled Loo at BBS Awards 2017. Looks in-keeping with the quirky style of this Georgian townhouse and we can forgive the tied up alarm cord as it had just been cleaned. …………………………………………………………………………………. I and Lieutenant No.1 went on a wheelchair…
We’ve been to the German Gymnasium, the new restaurant from D&D London, a number of times and it’s always been a treat. Not just for the introduction to Mittel-European (German) cooking but for the ease of access. It was originally the first purpose-built gymnasium in England, built in 1864, for the German Gymnastics Society. It…
The G Hotel is a five-star hotel in Galway with stunning interiors designed by famous hat maker Philip Treacy. The exact location of the hotel is slightly confusing. The staff are, apparently, currently ‘working out’ exactly where, on a map of Ireland, they can be found. However, the extravagance and luxuriousness of the design may…
I have to admit I have not been to any of the Hix Restaurants but I did eat Mark Hixs’ food at The Ivy and Le Caprice many years ago and very good it was. However, I wasn’t even aware of him as a chef until I saw The Great British Menu 2007 on BBC2, where…
In our quest to find the latest restaurants and bars we’ve been drawn to the latest hotspot in London – Peckham. The area used to be a no-go ghetto/suburb due to the proliferation of gangs, drugs and knife crime. Now the only knives you see are in the hands of chefs occupying the proliferation of…
The Ubiquitous Chip (restaurant & courtyard are accessible, brasserie upstairs isn’t and there is a disabled toilet), is highly recommended by The Good Food Guide (listed there since 1971) and Conde Nast Traveller; It’s also Lulu’s favourite place to eat!? A good find in Glasgow, as places that are totally accessible are hard to find.…
Kitchen W8 (and the Abingdon previously), has been a favourite of mine for many years as it is easy to get into and the disabled toilet is good, albeit on the lower level. There are a few steps to the top part of the restaurant. I’ve always loved it as a stylish venue to take…