Wagamama

When you enter it's quite a heavy glass door. There's a flight of stairs with a platform lift to the left. A member of staff will get the key to operate the lift for you.

The staff were brilliant but the accessibility isn't fantastic because of the platform lift to take you from street level up to the restaurant (see pic). It may be ok for a manual chair user but a tight squeeze for powerchair users and a bit fiddly so really needs someone to assist you. Once you're up in the restaurant, things are good - some of the restaurant has moveable chairs and tables, the rest have long tables and some benches/stools can be moved. Might be tricker to get about when its busy (it was quiet when we were there).