Good pub, great food
5
5
Date of visit: April 2019
I have experience of challenges around: moving around and speaking or communicating.
Overall Rating
Excellent
The oldest(allegedly) pub in York. Wood floors, oak beams, nooks and crannies, full of history and character. Wheelchair accessible. 1 low (about 2 inches) step to get inside. Ramped access to disabled loo. Good food and great staff. All dogs very welcome
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
Very low(about 2 inch) step to enter. Once inside good disabled access to all apart from 1 small room. Easy ramp to disabled loo. Very old building with preservation order, so anything larger than a standard hand wheelchair would struggle to get to loo. Otherwise good access
Parking & Transport
0No parking, city centre location in pedestrian only area
Accessible Toilets
Excellent
Shoehorned into small area but big enough for standard hand wheelchair. Access by gradual easy ramp, tight right then tight left turn at top. Unsuitable for mobility scooters
Staff
Excellent
Very helpful and friendly. Nothing too much trouble
Additional Information
Disabled loo had emergency cord tied up two weeks ago. We left a Euans guide card attached to the cord after freeing it, it was still there today! Cord still free Will visit again
