L’Enclume is the original Simon Rogan restaurant – see my review of the London version, Roganic. The food must be excellent if the London Roganic is anything to go by. L’Enclume say there is a small step to the restaurant but there is no disabled toilet as such – there’s a Ladies with a grab rail?!!…
The Star Inn, in N. Yorks has had some great reviews and awards (although they seem to have lost their Michelin Star). The Telegraph said ‘Could anything be more perfect than a meal at this Yorkshire pub?’ It certainly looks like a good old fashioned picturesque pub with it’s thatched roof. The food also looks…
We haven’t audited Jamie’s Italian in Westfeild Stratford City but as you would expect for an Olympic location, it has great disabled access. The restaurant is all on one level and there is a lift to the second floor where the disabled toilet is located! Not tried the food but if it’s like the one in Westfield,…
The Town Hall Hotel is a Grade II-listed Edwardian building, which was Bethnal Green’s old town hall. Dating back to 1910, it has won numerous architectural awards for it’s multi million pound restoration. It has retained many of the expensive Edwardian & Art Deco features – Local Councils obviously had more money in those days?? I can’t…
La Colombe d’Or is a picturesque hotel in the Cote d’Azur with an incredible artistic heritage. In the 1920’s the Colombe d’Or converted from a cafe to a hotel and quickly attracted a strong following in the artistic community. Artists such as Matisse, Miro and Picasso offered the hotel paintings in return for a nights…
The G Hotel is a five-star hotel in Galway with stunning interiors designed by famous hat maker Philip Treacy. The exact location of the hotel is slightly confusing. The staff are, apparently, currently ‘working out’ exactly where, on a map of Ireland, they can be found. However, the extravagance and luxuriousness of the design may…
The Ivy is a well known celebrity hang out. Timeout said “Dishes are almost impossible to dislike, but equally tricky to love” I went a while ago and the celeb spotting meant I didn’t notice the food but I remember it was good fun. Their disabled toilet is behind a table so let them know you’re…
The Pipe & Glass Inn, in East Yorkshire, is an award winning pub with particularly good food. For a change a Michelin Award has gone to a place that not only is accessible, it’s also got a disabled toilet. I say this because there are a number of Michelin Starred restaurants that have scant regard for…
32 Great Queen Street a good food Gastro pub in Holborn, see my previous review, does in fact have a disabled toilet along with street level access. They therefore get a revised 2 BBS Ticks