Call ahead to confirm the details that matter most to you specifically, such as step-free access at the entrance you'll actually use, table height and spacing, and whether the accessible toilet (if there is one) is on the same floor as the dining room.

This tag means the restaurant can accommodate a wheelchair user getting in, being seated and using the facilities, though the specifics (a ramp versus a level entrance, an accessible toilet versus a standard one) vary from listing to listing and aren't something we independently verify beyond what's published.

Among the 91 restaurants we list with wheelchair accessible, the highest concentration is in Westminster (40), Kensington and Chelsea (12), Camden (10). By cuisine, it's most common among Italian restaurant (12), Indian restaurant (12), Hotel restaurant (9).

Many of London's older seafood pubs and fish and chip shops occupy Victorian buildings that weren't originally built with step-free access in mind, so this is worth checking specifically rather than assuming, even at well-reviewed places.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many restaurants offer wheelchair accessible in London?

91 restaurants in our directory currently list wheelchair accessible as a feature, most of them in Westminster (40).

Does this tag guarantee an accessible toilet?

Not necessarily, it confirms step-free access into the restaurant and seating area, but accessible toilet provision varies by listing and is worth confirming separately if it matters to your visit.

Are older London buildings less likely to be wheelchair accessible?

Often yes: a number of London's seafood pubs and chip shops occupy Victorian buildings not originally built with step-free access in mind, so it's worth checking specifically rather than assuming, even at well-reviewed places.