Bonnie & Wild's Scottish Marketplace

Clean. Smells nice. Everything in pretty good working order. Space for carer and manoeuvre. Doorway is dimly lit and grab tail a bit stiff. Assuming you have good use of arms/digits this would not be a problem.

Bonnie & Wild is within St James Quarter and is a food court in its own unit. I was with my wife so she was able to open the door. Inside there are different food vendors and a shared seating area. This worked out great for us as we could each order what we fancied rather than trying to agree on a restaurant. Drinks were purchased from the bar. It was brilliant as I had someone with me to go to the bar and collect food as it is not table service. If you are by yourself, you might find it tricky if you need extra help. Toilets are located throughout St James Quartet and are a decent size, at least two doughnuts. The Changing Places toilet is massive!

We queued for about 25 minutes on a Saturday night to get a table for 6 but we enjoyed having a chat while we waited. The friendly staff on the door ask you how many in your party and direct you to seating when it becomes available. The dining area feels really nice - mood lighting and lovely decor. There are different styles of chairs and tables - I am sure the staff at the door would get you what you need. We ordered our drinks via an app and they areive at the table. Then you wander around the market stalls taking in the sights and smells. Once you decide what you'd like you place an order, receive a buzzer and return to your table. When your buzzer goes you collect your food. I can't comment on what service is like if you need extra assistance in ordering and retrieving your food - but there are plenty of staff around and I have found them pretty helpful for other queries. The food is delicious. We had three fussy teens with us. Everyone was happy with their meals. There is Chinese, Indian, fish n chips, pizza, chicken and chips, pancakes, ice cream all from different vendors. Whilst classic market stall foods, it is fresh and cooked while you wait and all served beautifully. We like to come here for a special treat as it does feel upmarket. There is a fair bit of room to move about in. It is all on one level, except there is a toilet area with stairs to get up in (the accessible toilets are adjacent to these and not up the steps). In can get busy but it is a relaxed atmosphere. There were two accessible toilets located at different areas. One of them had the emergency red cord tied up. So if a disabled person fell this could potentially make it very dangerous if they could not reach it to signal for help. I untied the cord and left a Euan's Guide card on it that asks people to let the red cord hang freely to the ground.