Disability, Reviews, Travel & More—from a student
★★★★★ Mowgli’s Indian Street food is in Grand Central Station among all the other restaurants. From the outside, it gives a nice, relaxed jungle theme which is also reflected inside and I felt both the name and the interior reflected each other nicely. It was flat access to get inside with some of the tables… Continue reading Mowgli’s Grand Central Birmingham – Restaurant Review
★★★★ @pizza is located in Grand Central Station, Birmingham. It is opposite Mrs Chow’s Chicken and next to Nandos. Getting in was quite difficult. There is no door, just an open shopfront, which is good, but inside was difficult to manoeuvre as counters and tables were put quite close together. I just about squeezed myself… Continue reading @pizza Grand Central Birmingham – Restaurant Review
★★★★ Dishoom Birmingham is located just on the edge of the city centre. The exterior is very beautiful and has an Indian theme to it. The entrance is flat access, although the doors are push and pull only, which is restricting if disabled customers are not with anyone. There are two sets of doors into… Continue reading Dishoom Birmingham – Restaurant Review
★★★ Rudy's Pizza Birmingham is located close to ASK Italian and Franco Manca, not far from New Street station. The restaurant had a small step up to it which my wheelchair could climb but it's something disabled customers need to be aware of. As usual, the restaurant has a standard-sized disabled toilet which is annoying.… Continue reading Rudys Birmingham – Restaurant Review
★★ Dolce is located on Corporation Street in Birmingham City Centre close to Aston University. The door was a normal push & pull arrangement, so I had to get my dad to open and hold it for me, it was flat access to get inside but the space was quite restricted and it looked to… Continue reading Dolce Birmingham City Centre – Restaurant Review
★★ Wayland’s Yard is located on Bull Street, Birmingham, some ten minutes walk from the Bull Ring Shopping Centre. Getting into the cafe is flat access and has enough space for my electric wheelchair to get inside. However, they are push and pull doors, meaning I had to get assistance with these. When we entered… Continue reading Wayland’s Yard, Birmingham – Restaurant Review
★★★★ Heavenly Desserts Southampton is located not far from West Quay Shopping Centre and from Oxford Street. It has flat access into the dessert parlour, however with the “Wait To Be Seated '' sign that is on a stand in the front, it obstructs most of the doorway and it is quite hard to manoeuvre… Continue reading Heavenly Desserts, Southampton – Restaurant Review
★★★ Stakks, Pancake House, Southampton is in Marlands Shopping Centre opposite ShakeAway. Getting in was relatively easy only the stand blocking the walkway but overall, it was okay. To my knowledge, there is a disabled toilet, but it is of a standard size and confined. Accessibility & space within Pancake House, Southampton was reasonable. It… Continue reading Stakks Pancake House, Southampton – Restaurant Review
★ Dim t is located quite close to the Arc in Winchester. The entrance to it is quite misshapen with one door and then the next with a tight space in-between. This meant I had to manoeuvre two or three times to get through it. I did not need to use the disabled toilet, but… Continue reading Dim t Winchester – Restaurant Review
★★★ Beity Lebanese Restaurant, Southampton is located on High Street not far from Coriander Lounge close to West Quay Shopping Centre. On first appearance, the restaurant has one single step which could be possible for wheelchair users to climb if they have a manual wheelchair or have a stepper on their wheelchair to be able… Continue reading Beity Lebanese Restaurant, Southampton – Restaurant Review
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