I was a fan of Richard Corrigan ever since I went to the Lindsay House in Soho – over 3 floors so not easy to negotiate and I was walking with sticks then. However it closed in 2009 and was replaced by Bentley’s Oyster Bar & Grill which I used a lot when I worked for SAP…
Cote D’Azur has taken the place of Le Cassoulet in South Croydon. They serve a French cuisine with a Mauritian infusion – sounds interesting and delicious! You’ll be pleased to know that the disabled access at this restaurant is very good!! They have a sloped, flat entrance with no steps throughout the restaurant and plenty…
If you’re someone who doesn’t go to the cinema too much but, after yesterday’s nominations, are looking for a nice cinema to watch an Oscar contender in, then we’d strongly advise going to an independent cinema. Don’t fall into the trap of going to your nearest chain – if you don’t go to the cinema…
Conservatorium is a gorgeous five star hotel ideally located in central Amsterdam. Situated on Museumplein the hotel is perfect for visiting the city’s main museums, including the Van Gogh Museum and the recently reopened Rijksmuseum as well as glamorous shopping streets like P.C Hooftstraat and Van Baerlestraat. The hotel is a member of Leading Hotels which…
I’m a long time visitor of Coq D’Argent and it’s totally accessible! There’s a lift up to the rooftop restaurant, it’s all on one level and there’s space to move around although it can be cramped at times. There’s also a fully accessible disabled toilet. The roof terrace is beautiful and many lunch-times/afternoons have been spent…
We have audited The Commander and as well as doing good seafood the restaurant is all on one level apart from a tiny ‘lip’ to get in, one step to the back garden and flat access to courtyard on the side. There’s a disabled loo, even if it is used as a storage room between uses. We have…
A friend recommended The Company Shed in West Mersea but she did say there was no disabled toilet and getting in with a wheelchair would be difficult. However, the seafood and fish were spectacular. Having researched some more everyone (the food critics) seems to be of the same opinion. You can’t book and there is…
Concorde 2 is one of Brighton’s leading nightclubs and music venues. The venue is on the seafront with beautiful stained glass windows which make more sense given that the building has previously been used for Victorian tea rooms and as a notorious biker’s cafe. It’s been nationally recognised and awarded for its forward thinking approach and…