Venues that see you
Accessible dining reviews.
Know what you're walking into before you get there. Confirmed access details with real visitor reviews and experiences.
What gets checked
Visitors rate venues by Space, Sensory and Service out of 5, and answer yes or no to 25 accessible features to confirm what they actually experienced.
Space
For example, step-free entry, accessible parking and toilets, and room to move between tables.
Sensory
For example, lighting that's not too dark or glary, noise, braille, large-print or audio menus, and tactile signage.
Service
For example, staff training, assistance animals, whether staff will read a menu out, and how you pay.
Site
For example, whether the venue's own website, menu and booking work with a screen reader.
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The highest overall ratings from visitors, for venues with at least one review.
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What makes a good review?
The details other blind and low vision diners actually need, and how to write them down without turning a visit into a report.
A guide for sighted guides
How to guide someone with low vision safely and without fuss: the greeting, the grip, starting and stopping, footpaths, roads, kerbs and car parks.
Visiting a new dining venue with low vision
Planning a first visit somewhere: what to ask on the phone, what to tell your sighted guide, and how to handle ordering, paying and finding your way around the table.
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