Disability, Reviews, Travel & More—from a student
Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ The Plough, Harborne has flat access to the entrance, but somebody had chosen to put a big sign outside, to display deals or a promotion and this prevented me from getting in without assistance. This can be rectified with a simple movement of the board. But at the time of my visit,… Continue reading The Plough, Harborne – Restaurant Review
Star Rating: ⭐ Cafe Rouge, Harborne is at the end of Harborne high street, it is in a prime location and it does get a lot of custom. The access to the main front doors of this restaurant is flat although there is a steep incline to the doors, but wheelchair users should be able… Continue reading Cafe Rouge, Harborne – Restaurant Review
Star Rating: ⭐ The Genting Casino, Edgbaston has ramp access to the first set of double doors into Genting Casino, Edgbaston. A member of staff has to come and let the customers in these first set of doors and customers have to wait for those first set of doors to close before the second set open to… Continue reading Genting Casino, Edgbaston – Restaurant Review
Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Coast To Coast, Leicester stands in a whole square of restaurants. The simple design of the inside and outside of Coast To Coast, Leicester is the same as all Coast To Coast restaurants. I managed to get inside with ease, however, there were two sets of doors which needed to be pulled… Continue reading Coast To Coast, Highcross Leicester – Restaurant Review
Star Rating Handmade Burger Co, Leicester is positioned within a very large square outside Highcross Shopping Centre, amongst various other restaurants sit. This is a good thing as both the University of Leicester and De Montfort University students often congregate in this square. My dad, my brother, my personal assistant, Melody and I decided… Continue reading Handmade Burger Co, Highcross, Leicester -Restaurant Review
Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Creams, Broad Street, Birmingham is my favourite ice cream parlour in the city. I had been here several times with the people I spend my days with, particularly my many personal assistants. The man entrance into Creams was completely flat and it was easy for me in my electric wheelchair user to… Continue reading Creams, Broad Street, Birmingham -Restaurant Review
Star Rating The restaurant was immediately recognisable by its bright logo and the overall appearance of the restaurant looked very inviting, especially when there was a big sign in the window, showing it was a £5 all you can eat buffet, all day, every day! There is a ramp, which gives a slight incline… Continue reading Buffet Mania, Leicester – Restaurant Review
Star Rating:⭐⭐⭐ TGI Fridays, Hagley RD isn't far for me to walk, so I went there on foot. I walked there with my god-sister and I was delighted with her company. It didn't take us long to walk around to the restaurant and we navigated our way through parked cars and used the flat… Continue reading TGI Fridays, Birmingham – Restaurant Review
Star Rating:⭐⭐⭐ I couldn't open the doors at the entrance independently as they needed to be pulled open, like many restaurants, but oh well, nothing to do about that. Once these doors were open it was flat access into the entrance. My parents waited at the welcoming stand as instructed by a clear sign. When… Continue reading Stable, Southampton – Restaurant Review
Star Rating:⭐⭐⭐⭐ My parents and I wanted a quaint pub for a quiet bite to eat. We went Fox & Hounds, Lyndhurst on a Sunday and I liked how this pub did Sunday lunch, but also a range of other dishes, so we had lots of other choices. We choose this pub because of the… Continue reading Fox & Hounds, Lyndhurst – Restaurant Review
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