Overview

Nandos in Glasgow city centre is a well liked Portuguese restaurant where the food is tasty and always an enjoyable experience. However the restaurant is small and tightly packed, meaning there is not a large amount of space and due to Nandos being a popular eating place it is always very busy. This means when entering the restaurant/waiting for a table it can be cramped and uncomfortable. This can be a problem for wheelchair users due to the cramped space, however Nandos does have wheelchair accessibility. The restaurant does not require an steps when entering so is easily accessible, however toilets are located upstairs which can cause problems to access. Therefore Nandos is an accessible restaurant with good food, but does have some access difficulties for some of the public.

Transport & Parking

There is not a car park for the restaurant however there is one near although is not easily accessible to the restaurant and can be a 5/10 minute walk.

Access

There was not many noticeable signs for disabled access, however there were no stairs etc into the restaurant so easily accessible.

Toilets

Toilets are locate upstairs in the restaurant and so an individual must climb the large amounts of stairs. This is therefore not accessible for wheelchair users

Staff

Staff are always very friendly and helpful. They are busy but always provide an excellent customer service to help every customer.