Loud, dark & expensive, but nice food
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3
Date of visit: February 2025
overall Rating Text
Average
Visited with friends. Didn't find it as wheelchair friendly as other reviews. Also struggled to hear conversation because of the loud music. Might be better at lunchtime.
disabled Access In AndAround Text
Average
Access is flat but not possible from a wheelchair without assistance due to heavy glass doors that open outwards. The doors are also quite narrow, so I needed both opened.
parkingTransport Text
Good
I got a bus to Princess Street and wheeled from there. Pavements are relatively good. It would be possible to get a car or taxi to the door but I don't know about parking.
accessibleToilets Text
Good
Accessible toilet is well equipped with grab bars etc but transfer space is limited and it's very dim. I wouldn't want to try to read anything in there. Door is very heavy & opens outwards, so a wheelchair user can't use it independently. It's also self-closing and tried to close on me as I was coming out. It could knock someone over unless they were braced for it, as it is very heavy.
staff Text
Excellent
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