Brilliant spot for some al fresco fish & chips!
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Date of visit: June 2015
I am a carer or friend of a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
Perfect spot over looking the harbour. Opposite one of Scotland's (the world's?) best fish & chip shops!
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
The quayside itself is cobbled so will pretty it makes for a bumpy ride! It is all on the level and there are dropped kerbs where needed. The benches are spread out well and enable a wheelchair user to sit next to them.
Parking & Transport
Good
Although there was blue badge parking it would be better if there were a couple more spaces. There was a big sign stating that misuse of blue badge spaces would result in a fine. We drove and I imagine it would be tricky to get there using public transport.
Accessible Toilets
Good
There is a public loo available. It had bins in interesting places but other than that was fairly spacious and clean.
Staff
0N/A
Additional Information
Really pretty spot with hanging baskets and bunting out too. We despatched a pal to get fish & chips from the famous Anstuther Fish Bar across the road (unfortunately not wheelchair accessible) as many other folk were doing too!


