Update may 2016: Still no accessible toilet but there is one 10 minutes away by car at Salt and Malt a ‘Fish cafe, tearoom & takeaway in a beautiful waterside setting’, at Chew Valley Lake. So still worth a visit but cross your legs!!

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Josh Eggleton who became one of the youngest pub and restaurant proprietors in the country by taking over The Pony & Trap in Chew Magna near Bristol. It won a Michelin star in 2011 which has been maintained. They actually have information on access on their website and there are 4 steps down to the restaurant in the 200 year old building. However, in the front (Pub) part, it is accessible and they have tables for disabled diners. There’s no disabled toilet but they know they should have one and the good news is they have plans for an extension with a disabled toilet in oct 2014 – well done!! A provisional 2 BBS Ticks until then. Oh and by the way he came a close second in Great British Menu SW heat, with some well presented dishes that sounded delicious to me – “Rations on the Home Front” (deep fried pigs head fritters and chilled pea soup topped with pork crackling and crispy pancetta, served with little jars of pickled vegetables) and “Normandy rabbit” (doughboys, rabbit faggots, stuffed rabbit saddle, salt-baked carrots, chargrilled broccoli and rabbit broth), served in a helmet.

Michelin Star for The Pony & Trap in Chew Magna & 2 Provisional BBSTicks From Us.

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