Overview

Ate O'Clock is accessed via a flagstone passage leading from the street to the restaurant. This is very easy to navigate from a wheelchair. A member of staff will greet you as you enter via the glass door - be careful not to walk/roll straight into it like I nearly did! We were shown to a table in the courtyard area, which has been heated & roofed over, as this was the only accessible area. The passage to the table was a little narrow in places, but all of the tables are wheelchair accessible. There is a ramp in the middle of the courtyard; it's made of the same stone as the floor which looks great, but it is easy to miss. The staff were friendly & supportive. They moved a chair for me without a fuss, & when it came time to pay even offered me the bill (which as a disabled woman is a rarity, although I did make my husband pay for the food). I couldn't see an accessible toilet, but I may well have missed it. There is no nearby parking but several bus stops in the area.

Transport & Parking

Access

Toilets

Staff