The Voodoo Rooms is an award-winning bar & restaurant located in central Edinburgh. The bar serves quality cocktails and regularly hosts a range of entertainment. It’s featured on World’s Best Bars which describes it as “One of Edinburgh’s sleekest style bars”. The Voodoo Rooms comprises six large rooms and four bars – The Main Bar…
Tonic is a small cocktail bar in Edinburgh. They come up with very creative cocktail menus featuring the classics along with their own recipes. The list of movie based cocktails – such as the Ron Burgundy or Pineapple Express – looks intriguing; although I can’t understand why you’d have a cocktail called a Pornstar Martini…
House of Tippler is a bar in East Dulwich, lead by drinks ‘aficionado’ Tim Oakley. House of Tippler “delivers a welcoming neighbourhood bar and serves up superbly crafted cocktails, fine wines, an impressive selection of beer as well as a superb tapas style food menu” We haven’t visited them yet but I gave them a…
The Hospital Club is a private club in Covent Garden and a “creative hub in the heart of London offering the creative community the environment and facilities they need to create, connect and collaborate.” We haven’t audited The Hospital Club but we’ve managed to find out that there access and facilities are fab! They have a…
The Wolseley is on Piccadilly it’s a cafe and restaurant in “grand European tradition”. It used to be a car showroom for Wolseley Motors and is a beautiful 1920s building that did become a Barclay’s Bank and is now a restaurant. It’s part of the group that owns The Delaunay (see review) and Brasserie Zedel,…
Doodle Bar is near Battersea Park, they serve food in their street kitchen which uses “all organic ingredients sourced from UK farms”. We haven’t audited the Doodle Bar yet but when we called they told us that the bar is completely flat and very open so there is obviously no problem there! They also have…
Apotheca bar in Manchester hasn’t yet been audited but we’ve managed to find out that it has good disabled access! It’s in a listed building and is part of Dough see previous review. The entrance is flat from the pavement and the whole of the upstairs is accessible but the bar is downstairs however the disabled toilet…
I have been to Sadler’s Wells and it’s an excellent theatre for access! The last time I went I saw Mathew Bourne’s Cinderella which was truly amazing particularly as I wouldn’t normally like a ballet! Access is good the wheelchair seats have a brilliant view and there’s a disabled toilet! But the bar area is…
Cantina Del Ponte is a “lovely riverside restaurant which offers all the warmth and welcome of a traditional Italian trattoria”. It is a D&D London restaurant on Butler’s Wharf with a stunning view of Tower Bridge. The restaurant is completely accessible. We haven’t audited it yet but they said it was on the ground level without steps and…