Anchor and Hope has been a great Gastro Pub in the Cut at Waterloo for many years. I’ve been there when walking with sticks and it was OK as the floors are wooden and it’s on one level. There is also parking nearby. The food is ‘Modern European’, there are no reservations and you share…
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 Hope Street Hotel is another boutique hotel in Liverpool but in this instance they have a number of disabled rooms. There is an ‘Access Statement’ on their website, albeit hidden away and given less prominence than their statement that they accept dogs!! It looks good and I shouldn’t complain about the statement because at least…
Mo*vida is a very stylish bar/club not far from Oxford Circus with a sister bar in Dubai In Mo*vida there is a “raised DJ booth, state of the art sound system, 14 plasma screens and 15 meter LED Screen” and 50/60 steps down to the bar but a security member will carry you down… The…
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’…
62 Castle Street came recommended as an attractive, luxury, boutique hotel in the centre of Liverpool. It has ‘chilled out chic with cool classics’ as a Grade I Listed Victorian building that used to be a bank. They have no disabled rooms but the restaurant and bar look interesting. However, there are many stairs so not really…
I and Lieutenant No.1 went to Coworth Park in the summer – I remember because it was raining. It’s out in the countryside just near Esher/Ascot. Plenty of shouting occurred as I couldn’t see the GPS without my glasses but it really is not that difficult to find. To say the location is beautiful is an understatement,…
Floridita arrived in Soho in 2004 and provides “Latin American-inspired food, legendary cocktails and a wide variety of music” . Floridita was audited a few years ago when it was Mezzo. It was always good for music and entertainment and the food didn’t figure as it was more of a good night out type of place. TimeOut said:…