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When entering there is a small half-step, which does not necessarily make this restaurant accessible to all. I was able to navigate it carefully with my crutches. There are a few tables at the very front (if you can navigate the small half-step) and does have an accessible toilet, however main dining area and majority of toilets are only accessible by stairs. In the front area there is clear space between tables, the front area had good natural light, and the menu is available virtually as PDFs (I found the menu, once downloaded, flowed better with my screen reader, than if trying to listen to it on the browser. I was also able to scan the drinks menu, at the restaurant, to hear it read to me). They do ask about food allergies and have vegetarian and vegan menu options. I was there for a weekday lunch, so may be busier at other times, but table had good space, and noise level was comfortable.

I'm an ambulatory powerchair user with a service dog. I didn't use my chair today, feeling pretty energised so went on foot. Minstrel was made to feel welcome, thanks guys. BABS in Glasgow, great location and great venue for my needs... The food was amazing too with a great menu choice, If you love Mediterranean cuisine this is a must. There is an easy access toilet and although there are steps inside the restaurant before reaching the steps there is an area suitable for those with mobility issues to access which gives a great view of the street for people watching and natural light. The place was immaculate, service was attentive, friendly and relaxed. I'm visiting again with friends in a couple of weeks time to try the Meze, available for 2-4 people, check out this post. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/ddv73BH6myYNpvsP/