• Entrance: There's one step at the entrance. The doorway is narrow, with traditional wooden double doors, and usually only one side is open. A wheelchair user may manage the step with help, but there's no ramp.
• Inside: Past the step, the floor is smooth and level all the way through a long, narrow room. Tables are quite close together, so moving around can be tight at busy times. The bar counter is high.
• Outdoor seating: The terrace sits on the flat, smooth pedestrian street, so you can reach it without the step. The folding wooden tables are low and set very close together, so ask staff to move a table or chair to make room.
Parking
• The historic centre is car-free, which makes the tavern easy to reach once you're in town.
• The nearest possible drop-off point is about 20 minutes away by wheelchair along level pedestrian streets. Ask your accessible taxi driver to drop you as close as they're allowed.
Peeing
• Not accessible. There's a ramp to the toilet, but it has no grab rails.
• Plan a toilet stop somewhere else in the centre before or after your visit.
Some areas accessible
No accessible toilet
Cramped space
Outside tables available
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