Disabled student life in Leeds

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Accessible eating and drinking

Old Bar

Location: Leeds University Union

Old Bar is located in Leeds University Union, giving a very classic pub vibe, featuring a pool table and TV screens for sports enthusiasts. It is wheelchair accessible via a lift, and offers a large accessible toilet, along with moveable tables and chairs to accommodate different needs. 

Trinity Kitchen

Location: First floor, Trinity Shopping Centre

Trinity Kitchen is a food hall situated on the first floor of the Trinity Shopping Centre, packed with a wide variety of food options to enjoy. It is fully wheelchair accessible, with a lift and ramp available for ease of access. Steps with handrails are also present for additional support. The accessible toilets and changing places facility are conveniently located on the same floor, making it a hassle-free trip.

Headrow House

Location: The Headrow

Headrow House serves as both a beer hall and restaurant, and it regularly hosts arts and music events. It is wheelchair accessible with a lift to all floors, except the upper terrace. An accessible toilet is available, and registered assistance dogs are welcome. Customers with medical conditions who need to bring their own food, drink, or medicine are also accommodated, with refrigeration of medicine possible if requested in advance.

The Griffin

Location: Boar Lane

The Griffin is a cozy pub offering street-level access and a mostly flat interior. It features an accessible toilet, though the bar itself isn’t wheelchair accessible. This venue ensures a welcoming atmosphere for everyone to enjoy a traditional pub experience.

200° Coffee

Location: Bond Court

For coffee lovers, 200° Coffee provides level access throughout the shop, including a lower counter to make service easier for wheelchair users. An accessible toilet is available, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a relaxing coffee break in comfort.

Rosa’s Thai Café

Location: Trinity Shopping Centre

Rosa’s Thai Café offers authentic Thai cuisine with wheelchair accessible, step-free access. The café shares accessible toilets and a changing places facility with Trinity Kitchen, located on the first floor near the entrance, ensuring convenience and ease of access.

Gino D’Acampo

Location: Park Row

Gino D’Acampo’s Italian restaurant is situated at ground level, making it wheelchair accessible. The restaurant also provides accessible toilets, ensuring that guests can enjoy an Italian meal without any access issues.

Blue Sakura

Location: Merrion Street

Blue Sakura is an all-you-can-eat restaurant known for its extensive menu. It is wheelchair accessible, featuring entrance ramps and a single-level dining area. Accessible toilets are also available, ensuring a pleasant dining experience for all guests.

The Botanist

Location: Boar Lane

The Botanist is a bar and restaurant with wheelchair access via a platform lift. An accessible toilet is available, and the online booking form includes a special requests box. By stating your needs when making a reservation, staff will ensure that your visit is comfortable and accommodating.