Semi-accessible coffee - a bit frustrating
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Date of visit: June 2014
I am a carer or friend of a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Average
You can either access the coffee counter and small group of seats via the second side door on hope street (i.e. not the corner entrance), but the rest of the seating area is down a few steps. This can be accessed via the door on the corner of princes st and hope street. So if you had someone with you who was able to buy the coffee and manage the steps to bring the drinks down that would be ok, but if not you'd need to hope that one of the handful of seats on the upper level is free.
Disabled Access In and Around
Average
Parking & Transport
Average
Limited parking options given its in the centre of town on Princes street (theres a small amount of on street parking in charlotte square). Lots of buses and trams stop near though.
Accessible Toilets
Poor
There is one advertised as being on the 5th floor but you can only get to the lift if you've accessed the store from the side entrance.
Staff
Good
