Parking & drop-off
Right at the entrance there are two accessible parking bays, set directly in front of the building and connected to the kerb by a wide ramp, so there’s no step up to the precinct. The bays are generously sized, and a drop-off can be carried out safely from here — just take care, as other cars pass through this area.
Entrance
A covered outdoor terrace sits at the front, with plenty of space between the tables, making it easy to move around and find a spot. The entry doors are manual and fairly heavy, though they’re often propped open, which helps. The threshold is level.
Inside
Once inside, the space is wide and open with smooth, level tiled flooring throughout, and the dining area has plenty of room between tables to move around comfortably.
Accessible toilet
There is an accessible toilet, but it’s kept locked — you need to ask for the key at the cafeteria counter, which can be a little inconvenient if you need it in a hurry.
Food & service
The self-service food counter is at standard height, so reaching and serving food independently can be difficult — you may need a hand serving yourself
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