Awards – why do they never feel inclusive?

The Estrella Damm National Restaurant Awards were held in June this year. They………

“celebrate the brilliance and vibrancy of the UK’s eating out scene, and reward the very best chefs, front of house staff and restaurants the country has to offer”.

We agree the UK scene is vibrant but how accessible and inclusive were the winners of the awards. We did a survey asking each about their accessibility for disabled people. Here are the results:

The Service Award was won by Core by Clare Smyth, Notting Hill. With regard to accessibility they said ‘we can arrange a access and space for wheelchairs user at Core by Clare Smyth. We have an accessible toilet with 3 grab rails and an emergency cord.’ They’ve won two stars as a new entry in the 2019 Michelin Guide and 10/10 in the Good Food Guide but received varying reviews on the food. A lukewarm one from Faye Maschler in the Evening standard. However I’m sure it’s worth a visit although expect to pay c. £100/hd. It’s ‘relaxed fine dining’ after all.

Food at Core Looks Perfect & They Have 2 Michelin Stars

Inside Looks Bright With Plenty of Space & Smooth Flooring

Core gets an unaudited 2.5 BBS Ticks

So on those results we would say the chosen restaurants are largely inclusive so why not advertise the fact by adding information on accessibility to your websites??! Restaurateurs please add a BBS Gallery.………..

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