Historic city centre
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Date of visit: June 2018
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Good
This pub claims to be the oldest in Leeds but still manages to have good access for wheelchair users inside and out
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Good
The pub is reached through a narrow walkway which may present some with issues though it was fine for my powerchair which itself is quite wide. Once inside the bar is accessible with level access and a considerable amount of seating. There are other seating areas which are reachable via ramps which the staff will help with on request, though it may be easier to avoid this hassle. There is also seating outside the pub with tables at a low enough height to be sat at easily. All signage is clear though some parts of the interior are fairly dark in line with the theming of the pub.
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0There is no parking
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Good
There is a disabled access toilet with reasonable space inside to move around. A radar key is required.
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Excellent
Staff were extremely helpful and particularly understanding when I hadn't noticed a step and went down it in my chair!
Additional Information
Very relaxed atmosphere with good food and drink. Looking forward to visiting again.
