Blind or low vision

Places to eat in Orange, NSW for people who are blind or have low vision

Menus you can read or hear, lighting you can see by, tactile signs, staff who'll describe the plate, and guide dogs welcome, confirmed by visitors who went. Every answer carries the date.

15 places with something confirmed in Orange, NSW

Robin Hood Hotel Orange
Pub or bar · Orange, NSW
4 of 11 checks confirmed
- Assistance animals welcome
- Lighting: not too dark, no glare
- Menu is not a scanned image or unreadable PDF
- Menu published online
Byng Street Local Store
Cafe · Orange, NSW
3 of 11 checks confirmed
- Lighting: not too dark, no glare
- Menu is not a scanned image or unreadable PDF
- Menu published online
Factory Espresso
Cafe · Orange, NSW
3 of 11 checks confirmed
- Assistance animals welcome
- Menu published online
- Staff will describe the menu or plate on request
Micky’s Takeaway
Takeaway · Orange, NSW
3 of 11 checks confirmed
- Lighting: not too dark, no glare
- Menu is not a scanned image or unreadable PDF
- Menu published online
Salter's Cafe
Cafe · Orange, NSW
3 of 11 checks confirmed
- Lighting: not too dark, no glare
- Menu published online
- Staff trained to assist
Hawkes General Store
Cafe · Orange, NSW
3 of 11 checks confirmed
- Lighting: not too dark, no glare
- Menu is not a scanned image or unreadable PDF
- Menu published online

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What we check

Visitors answer yes or no to each of these. A no counts too: it tells you before you go.

Braille, large-print or audio menu
Any menu you can use without reading standard print: braille, large print, or an audio version. Staff reading the menu out is a separate question.
Staff will describe the menu or plate on request
Lighting: not too dark, no glare
Too dim counts against a venue as much as glare does. Dark rooms are the more common problem: menus you can't read, steps and edges you can't see.
Assistance animals welcome
Answer if you had one with you, saw it stated (a sign or the website), or asked staff. Hearing, seizure-alert and psychiatric assistance dogs have the same right of entry as guide dogs, and are refused more often.
Tactile signage
Tactile or braille signage on toilet doors
Whether you can tell which door is which by touch rather than by asking.
Card terminal with raised buttons
A terminal with a physical keypad and a raised dot on the 5, rather than a flat touchscreen you cannot enter a PIN on unaided.
Staff trained to assist
Website usable with a screen reader
Menu published online
Whether the current menu is on the venue's own site at all, rather than only on a board in the window or a social media image.
Menu is not a scanned image or unreadable PDF

Places to eat in Orange, NSW for people who are blind or have low vision

15 places with something confirmed in Orange, NSW

Robin Hood Hotel Orange

Byng Street Local Store

Factory Espresso

Micky’s Takeaway

Salter's Cafe

Hawkes General Store

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