The Castle Arms

I was part of a charity group eating in the pub. The pub itself was very busy and in my opinion not suitable for wheelchair users. Its a pavement enterance with no steps which was great. We were sat in the booth on the left of the door. Getting in with the chair was a challenge and when people needed the toilet I had to move everytime which caused issues. I was told the toilets were down a winding staircase so thank god I never needed. I cannot eat adult meals due to my disabilities and as such I'm used to eating from the children's menu and have NEVER had a refusal. Unfortunately this pub decided to be discriminatory towards me telling me there was no exceptions and I could not order a child's meal. Shame on you!! You made me feel so unwelcome and awkward. Don't get me wrong the few staff whom I spoke with were lovely and clearly stressed from the manager barking at them. If your able bodied then this is fine as long as you don't have any dietary requirements.