Overview

It really is, as it's name says, a pavilion and it's huge. For wheelchair access, go about halfway down the slightly sloping lane to the right of the building and turn left through the ramped patio entrance (front entrance is stepped). There is shelter from the rain, and space for wheelchairs at the tables on this level of the patio but in cold weather continue on to the ramped pavillion entrance. There are several wheelchair friendly tables on this top level of this all glass pavilion bar/restaurant/cafe but no wheelchair access to tables on the lower levels (all steps). Wow, what seaviews from this top level and dog friendly too. Menu is limited to 'fish & chips' or 'hunter's chicken' or 'pizza's' but it's decent grub, good selection of draught beer though and friendly, helpful staff.

Transport & Parking

Can't comment on this as walked (electric wheelchair trundled) from hotel.

Access

Ramped gateway entrance from side lane is a little narrow but manageable.

Toilets

Can't comment on the toilets as didn't to use them.

Staff

Super friendly and helpful staff, took time out to have a chat.