Nice accessible Restaurant in Vancouver for pre-post cruise stays

[misguy]

We spent 4 days in Vancouver last year after our Southbound cruise and we ate at this restaurant, loved the food and it was wheelchair accessible.  

 

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[xlxo]

IMO... Vancouver is the most accessible city compared to other places due to the work of Rick Hansen.  You can see sidewalk ramps everywhere. The Canada Line is a great option to get around from airport to downtown.

 

Perhaps the city's only weakness are...

 

• wheelchair taxi's where service are inconsistent. Especially in the suburbs.
• public washrooms when the malls are closed... it's an issue for able body too.
• older buildings where elevators may be out of service