Overview

I've put the review date as October 2018 but to be honest, we go on a regular basis (at least once or twice a month) We love this place! Its family friendly and has an excellent choice of food and desserts. The layout is brilliant, there are tables, booths and even an American school bus that has been decked out inside with tables to give a different kind of dining experience (not wheelchair accessible although it can be accessed with crutches if you can manage the bus steps) We tend to sit in the 'gas station' part of the diner which is just for over 13 year olds and upwards. It tends to be quieter in there because of the lack of little people! There is seating outside with a play park and also a large indoor play barn too (can't comment on this as we've never used it) They are also very seasonal and deck out the place at Halloween and Christmas etc and it looks great! Like I said, its a usual haunt of ours and we will keep going back again and again!

Transport & Parking

Not many disabled parking bays but there are a couple. The whole car park is quite flat though so its not really a problem.

Access

Access its brilliant. There is quite a long and gradual wooden decking type ramp up to the main door. The door itself needs to be manually pushed open but to be fair, in the summer its nearly always propped open and even if its closed, there are plenty of people going in and out and someone will always hold the door for you so again no real issues there.

Toilets

There are two accessible toilets. One in the main diner and one accessed from the ramp for outside diners. I've never used the outside one but the inside one is lovely and clean, big enough to turn around in and easily accessible.

Staff

Fab staff! Couldn't be more helpful! Always very friendly and chatty and would do anything to help if you needed them.

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