Gaucho is a steak restaurant which according to View London “serves up prime Argentinean beef in a funky, romantic surrounding” Relax and enjoy ‘al fresco’ dining by the Thames in Richmond with views of Richmond Bridge and the river. There’s excellent access to the restaurant, with a big disabled toilet and the food was great…
Update Dec 2012: Went to The Delaunay had a great time – there is no step in, it’s a smooth ramp and the doorman will also help. Very friendly and welcoming, lots of people, it’s in the middle of ‘theatreland’ on the corner of Drury Lane & Aldwych, and can be noisy but it adds…
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…
We haven’t audited Dream Bags and Jaguar Shoes but we have found out it’s all on one level, they sell pizzas but it’s a bar not a restaurant. Although very trendy there is no disabled loo, Dream Bags and Jaguar Shoes get a provisional 1 BBS Tick
Having visited Polpo in Covent Garden last week we can confirm they do have a disabled toilet! The atmosphere in the restaurant is great and the staff are very friendly and helpful, I recommend the veal and porcini meat balls! Music was good and will definitely go again. It’s very ‘now’ and as it’s like a New York…
E&O restaurant, has Pan-Asian cuisine and a vibrant bar, TimeOut says: “the cooking rarely hits the heights the prices do, but the disarmingly friendly service from hipster staff helps compensate” BBS says there’s a three inch step to get in, no disabled toilet as they are downstairs. So there’s a provisional 1.5 BBS Ticks for E&O
The Trinity in Clapham Old Town is a restaurant from Adam Byatt. He first owned Thyme in Clapham which closed when he went ‘up west’. He came back to Clapham to a central location in the ‘Polygon’ in the Old Town. The dining room has french doors that open onto the street whenever there’s sun??. It’s…
Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen Cornwall has got a very high rating from BBS as although we’ve not been to review, they’ve gone to the expense of accommodating disabled visitors with a ‘Stairclimber’. This is a contraption that gets wheelchair users up and down steps – see my video of it in action. None of the restaurants I’ve recommended this to have bought one and they’re…