Beefeater

We had been staying in the area and had been to visit the V and A museum which is at the Discovery Quay the Beefeater restaurant. Is also on the Quay. We had booked a table as we weren’t sure. How busy it would be, parking is in the pay and display car park which has a few blue badge spaces. Entry from the car park is all level a slight slope onto the pavement and into the restaurant. We had a table that was fully accessible for my wheelchair, near the window over looking the river Tay and bridge. The waitress asked if anyone had allergies which I do . She provided a large blue folder containing information with regards to each dish so I could choose a suitable meal. We decided on the sunday roast which was very good plenty of choice of vegetables and the meat was certainly tender . The meal was indeed very good. And we would visit again when in the area. The staff were helpful moving chairs to accommodate my wheelchair.

I was staying at the Premier Inn so the Beafeater restaurant was were I got my Breakfast and Evening Meal that I had booked. The restaurant has a large number of tables but has good clear pathways through to allow you to get passed. Most the chairs can be moved out to allow a wheelchair in to place

An accessible restaurant with good circulation space with room for groups of chair users to meet.