Brigg Garden Centre

The main restaurant is very busy so I'd recommend going to the smaller cafe at the back. It's wheelchair friendly, spacious and there's different seating options and outdoor seating which is accessible. There's milk alternatives and a selection of gluten free cakes which are yummy. Staff are helpful, friendly and knowledgable on allergy information. There is a steep ramp up to the restaurant/café but there is an accessible route. There are wheelchairs and mobility scooters to hire. The garden bit is spacious and has accessible routes but the gift shop area can be a bit narrow to fit my wheelchair around in places. There's plenty to look at in the shop area to have a nice browse around from gift to yarn to candles. Even on a rainy day it's a nice place to visit. There's a children's play area outside. There are some obstacles like hosepipes and bridge ramps to go over around the outdoor area. The toilets and parking could be improved.

Lovely garden centre that is easily accessible all over. Some side aisle may be a little on the tight side but the majority of the garden centre has plenty of room. There is an upstairs and this can be accessed by a lift. The food is very yummy and the wait isn't long at all and the restaurant is very roomy.