The Nantes Radisson Blu is a 4 star hotel, in the impressive former courts of justice building, in the centre of Nantes – one of the runners up for the 2013 EU Access City Award. The Access City Awards highlight the European cities which have done the most to improve their overall level of disabled…
The Narrow is Gordon Ramsay’s new gastropub in Limehouse London, overlooking the Thames. The pub style of the place gives The Narrow a laid back atmosphere while the gastro side of things is covered, as you would expect, by brand Ramsay. What you get is a chilled out and quality place to eat and drink. It…
London is so full of interesting museums and galleries that often, with the massive places like the Natural History Museum, The Science Museum and The Tate being so well known, it’s easy to overlook some of the smaller one’s. But there are so many other interesting specialist museums out there. We’ve compiled a list and…
The Nam Long Le Shaker is a bar and restaurant in Brompton. We haven’t audited it yet but we called them and they told us that there is no disabled toilet and steps which you can be carried over. The food is Vietnamese and it is said to attract a “thirty something crowd who are attracted by interesting…
I and Lieutenant No.4 (see the Gallery), went to Murano in Mayfair on Easter Saturday. It was a typical Bank Holiday and I was looking forward to Angela Hartnett’s cooking as a panacea to the depressing weather. Unfortunately she wasn’t there (apparently a rare occurrence), but the food was still truly delicious. I started with the…
Manchester is a thriving city and even more so since MediaCityUK, Salford, became home to BBC Breakfast, Match of the Day & Jeremy Kyle (OMG are they sure they want to advertise this fact). Nevertheless we thought we’d take a look at the top restaurants and assess their accessibility. First up is The French & Mr…
Morgan M is a French restaurant in The Barbican: “The food at this little understated restaurant is so good” The Metro Morgan M said that they don’t have a disabled toilet and you can use the side door to enter the restaurant but there is a small step. They also recommended letting them know when you…
We called Moro and a very friendly waitress informed us that there is a disabled toilet and there are no steps to get to it. There is also a ramp into the restaurant. She recommended calling in advance so that they can arrange to seat you at a table with more space. TimeOut gave Moro…