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Fairly accessible with room for improvement
Upon visiting Nandos at 55 St Enoch Square, Glasgow, it was obvious that there was some room for improvement inside. The main door/entrance is wide, can be fully opened and is on a flat level leading in from the street. The waiting area and the main seating area are fairly spacious although ease of movement could be determined by how far out a chair is whilst in use. The two main downfalls are that the main counter for ordering food is quite high and would seem to require the customer to be standing to see the staff. Also the self-service drink dispensers are in a narrow corner of the restaurant and access back to the tables is narrow and is lined with tables and bar stools. The main toilets are located at the top of stairs.
Upon visiting Nandos at 55 St Enoch Square, Glasgow, it was obvious that there was some room for improvement inside. The main door/entrance is wide, can be fully opened and is on a flat level leading in from the street. The waiting area and the main seating area are fairly spacious although ease of movement could be determined by how far out a chair is whilst in use. The two main downfalls are that the main counter for ordering food is quite high and would seem to require the customer to be standing to see the staff. Also the self-service drink dispensers are in a narrow corner of the restaurant and access back to the tables is narrow and is lined with tables and bar stools. The main toilets are located at the top of stairs.