226 Queen Street W. Toronto, ON M5V 1Z6
This new Asian fusion restaurant is located on the busy intersection of Queen St and McCaul, however its unobstructed entrance and open concept interior made me stop in my tracks. There is a visible automatic door opener for the front doors which measure at 34 inches...
Read More245 Queens Quay West, South Building, Toronto, ON M5J 2K9
Call for reservations: (416) 504-1020
Thank goodness this 14,000 square foot brewpub is accessible- perfect destination for any local or tourist when visiting Toronto's Harbourfront. Amsterdam BrewHouse features a huge bar/lounge, a dining room, several patios, a working craft brewery AND a retail store.
Read MoreTwo researchers at the University of Toronto are undertaking a study to analyze the accessibility of Toronto's subway system. They are interested in interviewing individuals who use mobility aids such as wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers, about their experience using the subway.
Read More1571 Dupont St, Toronto, ON M6P 3S5
To begin, without even measuring, the ramp leading up to the front entrance of this coffee shop is too steep. Sad face, BUT the espresso and customer service is just so great I had to include them on the blog!
Read More2945 Dundas St W, Toronto ON M6P 1Z2
Call for reservations: (416) 916-2368
Walked into this cozy Junction café yesterday and was pleasantly surprised by a few things. Although they provide some delicious vegetarian and vegan options, The Beet also offers organic meat items for our carnivorous partners. Gluten free options for the little ones is also a nice touch :)
Read More42 Gristmill Lane,Toronto, ON M5A 3C4
You can find this spacious café in Toronto's Distillery District. It is not on the main street which makes it a little hard to spot, but it also allows for a quiet retreat in the ever popular cobblestone district.
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