Nando's

When on arrival, the second entrance door was quite heavy in which someone manoeuvring in a wheel chair would find particularly difficult. This Nando's has 3 floors: upstairs, ground and downstairs, thankfully we was on the ground as there was tables available for us.There was a spacious area to order your food which would be helpful for someone in a wheelchair. The table area was quite small and tightly packed but it could be altered by removing a few chairs to make you feel most comfortable. However, one issue would most definitely be the toilets as they were a flight of stairs which is not accessible for any one in a wheelchair.

Nandos in Glasgow city centre is a well liked Portuguese restaurant where the food is tasty and always an enjoyable experience. However the restaurant is small and tightly packed, meaning there is not a large amount of space and due to Nandos being a popular eating place it is always very busy. This means when entering the restaurant/waiting for a table it can be cramped and uncomfortable. This can be a problem for wheelchair users due to the cramped space, however Nandos does have wheelchair accessibility. The restaurant does not require an steps when entering so is easily accessible, however toilets are located upstairs which can cause problems to access. Therefore Nandos is an accessible restaurant with good food, but does have some access difficulties for some of the public.