Hackney Empire as you would expect has disabled spaces that are totally accessible, there are slopes to get around to the spaces and there are disabled toilets on every floor! Along with disabled parking bays near by. No problem here, Hackney Empire gets 2.5  BBS Ticks  

We haven’t audited Great Queen Street in Holborn, but TimeOut said that it is “a great all-rounder”. Owned by the same people that run Anchor & Hope in Waterloo & the original Gastro Pub The Eagle in Farringdon, it has a good pedigree. Serving ‘modern European’ food. We were told there is no disabled toilet…

J. Sheekey is a traditional yet stylish seafood and oyster bar based in the heart of Covent Garden, it’s tucked away in St Martin’s Court off the busy Charing Cross Road. The food according to Timeout “Aren’t cheap but the freshness is phenomenal” As for the disabled access there’s a ramp into J. Sheekey, it’s all…

The Light Bar is on Shoreditch High Street and looks very trendy/stylish, we haven’t audited it but we found out that there is access to the bar from the side door and once inside everything is on one level and they do have a disabled toilet! The restaurant is French/Mediterranean cuisine. Maybe a bit too ‘Shoreditch trendy’…