Funky Brasserie in heart of Glasgow
4
4
Date of visit: July 2015
I am a carer or friend of a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
Loved this place - staff super - great effort been made to make it accessible - will definitely be returning!
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
There's two different entrances so make sure you enter via the step free one on Ingram Street. There is a very funky lift to take you to other floors. It's an old building with fabulous history that has been made accessible so expect a couple of quirky corners etc. dining room upstairs fantastic atmosphere and can rearrange furniture to meet your needs.
Parking & Transport
Average
We got the train into Glasgow Queen Street and it is about 10 mins walk from there - very near to the Modern Art Gallery. There are some public car parks nearby that have blue badge spaces.
Accessible Toilets
Good
Good size - spotlessly clean and tidy - accessed via the lift.
Staff
Excellent
Just wonderful! Had obviously had some good staff training... An old fashioned and genuine Glasgow welcome!
Additional Information
definitely will be recommending it to other people and will be visiting for more than coffee next time!!
