From gorgeous roof terraces with panoramic views of the city to chilled-out pizza parlours and upmarket Indian restaurants, there is a huge range of wheelchair accessible restaurants in London just waiting to be discovered. Rest assured knowing that all these venues have step-free access, elevators and disabled toilet facilities, so the only thing you have to think about is what you'll choose from the menu. Check out our list of the best wheelchair-friendly restaurants in London below.
*Note, please always contact the restaurant before your visit to check their current accessibility options.
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Located on a street corner in the heart of South Hackney, Mare Street Market's unassuming exterior would be easy to miss but take a trip inside and you won't regret it. Jam-packed with a bar, pizzeria, deli, florist and coffee shop, this place is buzzing from dusk till dawn. Come on a balmy evening and enjoy alfresco dining on the fairy-lit terrace.
Tank and Paddle's Minster Court venue is a huge open-plan space set across one floor. Come here if you're a fan of craft beer and stone-baked pizza (who isn't?), and enjoy an evening of shuffleboard, free ale tastings and delicious desserts.
Located in the heart of East London's Brick Lane, this bowling alley is a step-up from the birthday parties of your childhood. Think sleek interiors, boozy cocktails and epic sharing platters. The roomy Lanes Kitchen boast bags of space, low tables and an elevator up to the main bowling concourse.
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Inamo Soho boasts one of London's most futuristic dining experiences. Menus here are a space-age affair - beamed directly on to the table, allowing you to make your order with a swipe and tap of the table top - you can even play battlehsips while you wait for your Japanese-style food to arrive.
Located in the heart of the ever-developing Kings Cross, Rotunda is a canal-side eatery with a large astroturfed beer garden and terrace. With a full calendar of events, this is the perfect spot to catch up on the latest sports fixtures, partake in a cocktail master class or even chow down on burgers at one of their regular summer BBQs.
One of the most stunning bars and restaurants with disabled access in London, Kindred is dishing up delicious food in a beautiful setting. With road level entry and a customer elevator, this Hamersmith spot offers everything from tasty dinners and live music nights to bottomless brunches.
The jewel in Sky Garden's crown, Darwin Brasserie is the perfect place for a romantic date night with a difference. Accessible by lift (being located on the 35th floor, we would hope so), Darwin's menu is full of British classics with a contemporary twist, think moreish steak tartare, lightly roasted seabass and herb-crusted rump of lamb.
Set in the heart of the City of London, The Botanist, Broadgate Circle is the perfect venue for a working dinner with colleagues or a casual get-together with friends. Dark and sultry interiors juxtapose with a roomy sun-trap terrace, all of which is spread across one single level and thus easily accessible for wheelchair users.
Set atop One New Change, Madison has long been known as one of the capital's swankiest restaurants. Come 5 o'clock this place becomes flooded with the city's well-heeled professionals, so be sure to make dinner reservations well in advance. Head here on warmer days to watch the sun set behind St Paul's Cathedral whilst tucking into delicious grill classics.
Huckster is a huge new 5000-square-foot Paddington venue complete with a range of international street food stalls and a stylish roof terrace (accessible via a lift). Come here at the weekend and see this place come alive with party-goers in the mood for some good food, great vibes and maybe even a spot of karaoke.
If you're looking for restaurants with disabled facilities, then be sure to check out 28-50 Oxford Circus. Not only is there wheelchair access in this venue adorned with low-hanging lights, but it also has a carefully curated menu from executive head chef Julien Baris and drinks pairing.
Chilled out dining, perfect for family get-togethers, Comptoir Libanais is on a mission to bring the brilliant flavours of Lebanon's cuisine to hungry Londoners. Their London Bridge venue is one of the largest in the group and boasts colourful interiors, a great kids menu and plenty of mouth watering mezze dishes (as well as great accessible facilities).
Nestled on the tenth floor of ME London, it's no surprise that Radio Rooftop's primary pull factor is its stunning panoramic views of the city. Whether you're looking for a beautiful breakfast, elegant afternoon tea or intimate late-night dinner, this place is known to pull out all the stops.
