Overview

This is a beautiful restaurant in Leeds and our favourite place to visit. The restaurant is totally gluten free - everything is prepared without gluten, even the beer! The building is listed so the front entrance isn’t accessible. The wheelchair accessible entrance is round the back of the restaurant, past the bins, and the ramp is quite steep. There is an immediate right turn that is quite narrow but my girlfriend managed with her smaller electric wheelchair. The restaurant has a disabled toilet which is also used for storage but my girlfriend found it usable. All the toilets are in the annex which means they can be quite cold in winter months. There are only six or so tables with step free access but the host will always try to accommodate wheelchair users. The host is very friendly and great with dietary requirements - he even produced a personalised menu for my girlfriend based on her allergies and we always get the table nearest the door too. This restaurant is genuinely worth the slightly awkward disabled entrance because of the fantastic food.

Transport & Parking

We walked in. The restaurant is in Leeds city centre and ten minutes from Leeds City train station. There is no parking at the restaurant as far as we know.

Access

The building is listed so the front entrance isn’t accessible. The wheelchair accessible entrance is a little walk to round the back of the restaurant, past the bins, and the ramp is quite steep. There is an immediate right turn that is quite narrow but my girlfriend managed with her smaller electric wheelchair.

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