London’s restaurant scene looks far smaller if you’re disabled. Stairs, tiny toilets or a general lack of access awareness in our squashed, ancient Capital means swathes of restaurants have effectively hoisted a “no entry” sign to many with additional needs.
A Government survey in 2022 found 40 per cent of disabled people found it difficult to access restaurants, cafes or bars, highlighting the lack of accessible toilets, as well as large-print menus, hearing loops and autism awareness.
