Overview

A visit to Cleethorpes MUST include fish &chips and I’d recommend Papa’s. The food was yum (!), the menu was printed on a newspaper. The restaurant overlooks the beach and it also appears to be a small music venue with a stage (and disco light!). The biggest drawback was getting through the doors.There are two doors to tackle and neither are automatic so it helps that the venue is popular and there are people to help.

Transport & Parking

There are a few blue badge parking bays on the promenade. At this time of year, there wasn’t the problem of them all being taken.

Access

After tackling the doors, inside there is much space for manoeuvre around the tables.

Toilets

Inside the toilet there was just enough space to manoeuvre in a small mobility scooter. The toilet was clean - a Radar key was needed. Alas though, it doubled up as a baby-changing room. The biggest problem - not so much in October - in the peak months I can imagine the entrance to the accessible loo being blocked by the queues waiting to be seated.

Staff

The young staff were very welcoming and eager to help.

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