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Lovely place but not great for wheelchair users
This is a lovely cafe that I have frequented since the 1970s. It is on the ground floor of a quiet street in the 'Merchant City'. Since the entrance is through one revolving door and other narrow one, I asked about wheelchair access. The staff showed it to me. It involves going in through the fire exit which is flat and wide. However, this is also the bin area and was dirty. I cannot invite a wheelchair user to eat here if it means going through such a dirty, off-putting entrance. Why can't it be cleaned up every day? The rest of the place is spotlessly clean. Other than getting in, this is a lovely place and the Tim Stead furniture continues to be a main attraction for me.
This is a lovely cafe that I have frequented since the 1970s. It is on the ground floor of a quiet street in the 'Merchant City'. Since the entrance is through one revolving door and other narrow one, I asked about wheelchair access. The staff showed it to me. It involves going in through the fire exit which is flat and wide. However, this is also the bin area and was dirty. I cannot invite a wheelchair user to eat here if it means going through such a dirty, off-putting entrance. Why can't it be cleaned up every day? The rest of the place is spotlessly clean. Other than getting in, this is a lovely place and the Tim Stead furniture continues to be a main attraction for me.