Update 2018: Went to Brasserie Zedel cabaret Crazy Coqs and could this be the longest portable ramp that took me up 3 steps. Great service and accessibility with Art deco style, still worth 3 BBS Ticks – could they win an award at the soon to be launched and revamped Blue Badge Access Awards???

Name: Brasserie Zedel
Item: Brasserie Zedel
Author: Fiona Jarvis

Bar Americain, Brasserie Zedel. Accessible & Everyone Sat at Wheelchair Height Before Crazy Coqs Cabaret

The Long Ramp to See Crazy Coqs & Disabled Loo Just Off The Foyer

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Update Dec 2016: New photos of the very accessible and stylish Brasserie Zedel……..

Zedel Cafe and Flat Entrance From Street

Cafe Area

Zedel’s Main Dining Room Downstairs Via Lift

Brasserie Zedel Grand interior

Brasserie Zedel Bar Not So Accessible

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The Art Deco Brasserie Zedel and its Crazy Coqs Cabaret in Piccadilly is a must for an all-encompassing night out with a restaurant, bar and cabaret all under one roof. All accessible via a lift and portable ramps. It’s part of the Corbin & King group who also own The Delaunay, The Wolesley, Bellanger (BBS Award Winner), Colbert & Fischer’s. All of which are very accessible and have good facilities.

I went with The Musical Lieutenant and was pleasantly surprised by the disabled facilities and the fact that I was not treated as someone out of the ordinary.

Particularly liked the Bar Americain where we had cocktails before dinner. The food is brasserie style and very reasonable with main courses around £12 but that’s not the reason to go – People watching in the bar and the huge restaurant is a must!!?? All manner of fake tans were on show!

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Brasserie Zedel

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