Entrance: Level access — a flush ramp built into the doorway, no step or gradient. Narrow, fits one wheelchair at a time.
Ordering: Order at the counter, which is standard bar height and not wheelchair accessible. Staff are friendly and will happily take your order at the table if asked to the staff working in the outdoors
Getting around: The aisle between the tables and the bar at the back is wide enough for one wheelchair user plus one companion, but it’s a working corridor rather than open space — can feel tight when busy.
Restroom: Located at the far end of the venue past the bar, on the right. Not a dedicated accessible bathroom, but the ladies’ room (through a manual door) has a grab rail fitted beside the toilet.
Overall: Manageable for wheelchair users with a companion — level entry and helpful staff are a plus — but the narrow doorway, standard-height counter, and non-adapted restroom mean it’s not fully accessible independently.
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