Overview

When on arrival, the second entrance door was quite heavy in which someone manoeuvring in a wheel chair would find particularly difficult. This Nando's has 3 floors: upstairs, ground and downstairs, thankfully we was on the ground as there was tables available for us.There was a spacious area to order your food which would be helpful for someone in a wheelchair. The table area was quite small and tightly packed but it could be altered by removing a few chairs to make you feel most comfortable. However, one issue would most definitely be the toilets as they were a flight of stairs which is not accessible for any one in a wheelchair.

Transport & Parking

close enough to the bus station and a train station but still at least a 10 minute walk from there.

Access

the actual restaurant had a downstairs ground floor and upstairs if there is no space on the ground floor of restaurant accessing the upper floor would arise some difficulty . The toilets are downstairs so is not accessible to anyone manoeuvring in a wheelchair.

Toilets

Both male and female toilets are downstairs and I do not think there is a disabled toilet on the ground level which is not useful to anyone in a wheelchair.

Staff

You go up to order your food so there is not much interaction with the staff throughout the visit to Nando's but when talking to them, they were friendly to us all.