Situated in an area some would harshly call ‘the middle of nowhere’ in the sleepy town of Gaujac, in the quiet wine country of the Gard, La Maison appears to be slightly out of place; in the best way possible. The food is creative and modern rather than the traditional French fare you would probably…
La Bouche is a cafe in Dalston, East London. They offer “mouthwatering snacks, patisserie and fresh ground quality coffee.” We haven’t audited La Bouche yet but we gave them a call and found out that, apart from the slight lip in the doorway, the restaurant is flat and they do have a disabled toilet! As for…
Last week I met with Russell Hall, one of the founders of Hailo, a free smartphone app that gets you a licensed taxi without needing to hail one from the street. He’s a very charming cabbie and I love the app because I can usually get a cab within 5-10 minutes and they don’t know I’m…
We had Sunday lunch at La Capanna which is located in the high street in Cobham. It is Italian cuisine and they have a set menu on Sundays. The service was excellent and the food was very good. Now I will tell you the Bad news and the Good news: Bad news first, there is…
La Becasse is a “stunning oak-panelled restaurant” in Shropshire. The Guardian seemed impressed by the restaurant and said “If fine dining was like this more often, maybe it wouldn’t be dying out” We haven’t been here yet but we’ve managed to find out they don’t have the best facilities for those in a wheel chair… There is…
La Bodega Negra offers “Mexican food street, beach and free style in two locations.” The restaurant is on Old Compton Street and the cafe is just around the corner on Moor Street. Cafe: Is accessible, there are no steps but it is quite a small space. They don’t have disabled toilet – the restaurant’s facilities seem to…
La Bodega Negra offers “Mexican food street, beach and free style in two locations.” The restaurant is on Old Compton Street and the cafe is just around the corner on Moor Street. Cafe: Is accessible, there are no steps but it is quite a small space. They don’t have disabled toilet – the restaurant’s facilities seem to…
KOKO began life as The Camden Theatre and was opened on Boxing Day 1900. I went there when it was the Camden Palace in the 80’s and had many good nights there. It is now a venue for new musical talent and has been reviewed by Alex Taylor as he has a younger perspective on accessibility.…
This week I had to go for a routine appointment at Charing Cross Hospital, everything went well until I left and being pushed along the pavement we were stopped by this: It was an uneven pavement compounded by a slab that was loose and was raised by a good 5cm. Good job I don’t have…