Great lunch and drinks in quirky cafe bar
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Date of visit: March 2018
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
This is a quirky cafe bar in the Glasgow city centre area. It has very good (but basic) facilities, but the focus is clearly more on the warm welcome and atmosphere of the place than the bricks and mortar.
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
Access into the cafe bar is through a single wooden door that has glass panels. Once inside, it is very spacious, although I'm sure it'll get busier when they have live music etc. The tables are split over two floors, but there were plenty of available tables for us on the lower section to choose from. The bar is on the lower floor too, which is handy.
Parking & Transport
Good
We drove to the area because we were going to look in a few different shops around Mono. We managed to get on street parking behind the strip of shops, but it was quite busy. There are good transport links though, as it is in the city centre.
Accessible Toilets
Good
There was an accessible loo, but the door was covered in band posters, which could be difficult for some visitors to notice without support. The loo itself was basic, but had what I needed as a manual chair user.
Staff
Good
The staff were very helpful and chatted with my daughter, which was nice. We only intended going in for a hot chocolate while we waited for the store next door to open, but ended up having lunch too as we felt so welcome.
Additional Information
The cafe bar also has a music section where you can buy CD's and vinyl record. The ceiling of Mono is very pretty too, and they make their own lemonade in large steel canisters that line the place. Very cool to see!
