From stunning restaurants and delicious cocktail bars to happy hour hang-outs, we have put together a list of some of the best disabled access bars in London. This list contains venues that have wheelchair access, disabled toilets, are spacious and have proven track records for ease of use for people with mobility difficulties, with great food and drink to boot.
*Note, please always contact the restaurant before your visit to check their current accessibility options.
St. Barts Brewery is one of the most elegant pubs with disabled access in London. Step inside this 120-cover venue and you'll be greeted by a gorgeous historical space, which also has disabled toilets. These chaps are happy to serve you whatever time of day - head inside of a morning for a proper full English fry up or pop by of an evening to sample some of their awesome ales.
Head over to Eastcheap Records where their fully-accessible venue is fronting live music every night of the week, quirky interiors and some delicious pizzas and snacks, perfect for soaking up their unique cocktail creations.
The iconic Long Bar at Sanderson Hotel has long been known for its Art Deco pieces and unique furniture. Perfect for a date night or special occasion, the hotel has an accessible ramp and lifts to all floors.
The Exhibit is a communal, wheel-chair accessible bar that prides itself on welcoming all - head down to swap stories, share ideas and make friends. This sociable space offers up plenty to do - putting on tonnes of events and gatherings that cover the full spectrum of arts, from comedy to cinema.
Head down to this wheelchair-friendly bar in the city and spend your evening gorging on all sorts of tasty grub - we're talking salt beef sandwiches, aged rib-eye steaks and a number of big beefy burgers. And it wouldn't be a proper night out if you didn't wash it all down with a few punchy cocktails, would it?
The Folly is a botanically inspired bar, restaurant and deli on Gracechurch Street, away from the hustle of the City. Innovative mixology is showcased throughout the cocktail menu, from well-loved classics to unique twists; if you're there early, tuck into their menu of brunch items.
A top wheelchair friendly restaurant in London, The Refinery excudes an industrial sophistication, softened with touches of colour and texture throughout. The buzz and culinary theatre of the open plan kitchen can be enjoyed from the comfort of the restaurant, while the luxury of space allows diners to enjoy quieter corners for business lunches or corporate meetings.
Flight Club Shoreditch has quickly garnered a reputation as one of the most fun spots around, with state-of-the-art technology and a hearty pizza menu. The venue has disabled access, but let the team know of your needs beforehand and they will provide the best ochre for you.
The Drift brims with quirky collectables, hidden alcoves, a mixology table, a fine dining nook and a secluded cabana with a captivating view of Europe's largest private aquarium. Sip on a range of well-crafted cocktails and work your way through a crowd-pleasing all-day menu.
With disabled access, a lift and disabled toilets, Greenwood is a great spot for catching all the latest sporting fixtures. Located in Victoria, the space is chock full of screens, showing everything from world cups through to finals. Pair that with hearty burgers and craft beer from the ETM Group's brewery and you're on to a winner.
