Maggie Dickson's

One level, bit narrow in front with bar tables (high for wheelchair users). More room to the back, with nice seating area. Great for a drink or dinner. It gets more crowded in the weekends during a night out. Getting there is a bit tricky as the pavement is with cobble stones and the street goes uphill.

Level access into this intimate little bar. On a nice day there is kerb side seating outside. Lovely little bar with not too many areas for wheelchairs but the staff were very welcoming and helpful moving chairs and tables allowing wheelchairs to get positioned. This is likely to get busy during the Festival. Only negative is there is no accessible toilet. I would not let this deter you as there is a public accessible toilet literally 30 seconds opposite the bar which is accessed with a radar key.