Overview

Amazing £12 steaks on a Monday in January :) The restaurant is in finnieston and on the flat, for Glasgow standards. I attended with sticks as my cousin was picking me up but I was checking it out to take my manual chair in future. Good food, great service.

Transport & Parking

There was no parking outside and was busy. I got dropped off. I looked for a drop kerb and could not see one. A taxi with ramp to pavement may be best option. If there was a drop kerb, the cars had parked along it.

Access

There is a small step at front entrance, about 2cm. Just a bit bigger than a drop kerb but not big in wheelchair terms. (May need a tiny bump up or wheelie if you have small wheels) There are double doors but only one was open so both would need to me open. After the first tiny step, there are no more steps and there are easy thresholds. The restaurant is in the flat. We were placed in the back room. I found the floors quite slippy with sticks. My sticks were slipping and I felt quite nervous. The backroom had a granite marble type floor and I found it slippy with sticks. Will be perfect in a chair. There was space between tables to get to the table allocated but I would check if you have a big or extra wide chair. It's a small cosy restaurant. We were in back room by accessible toilet. They had removed a chair for my wheelchair so they had read my reservation request and given me easy access to loo. Until I try in my wheelchair I wouldn't give higher stars.

Toilets

Decent modern loo with grab rails. Not huge for a side transfer but enough room to turn. Clean and tidy. Not used as secondary storage etc. A toilet that is a toilet!

Staff

Friendly, attentive, helpful. My cousin had organised a cake for me and the staff accommodated it singing and smiling. Can't fault the staff service.