How accessible is eating out for you? Please share any examples you have of recent experiences and what made a delicious night out or left a sour taste in your mouth. #accessibility#restaurants#inclusion
Spotted another good example of an accessible table recently. Great to see that table manufacturers are considering accessibility as they step into new and different designs. #AccessNerds#ADA#restaurant#table#accessibility
"We’re flipping the script of what inclusivity really means by creating an environment that is adapted to us and where customers have to accommodate us. We’re not just a deaf brewery – we’re a brewery for all people." - Mark Burke, Streetcar 82 Brewery. https://t.co/9mVuyz7iPN
How do you find fully accessible restaurants when restaurants don't make accessibility information easy to find? Read more about my experiences looking for restaurants in the latest AccessibullEats blog post. https://t.co/Z4MIZ6QkjD
Last week we shared a picture of a sink with cabinets underneath. Now it’s your turn, share your picture of an accessibility fail for a chance to be featured on our social media pages! Submit your photo by replying to this post before May 13. #AccessibilityFail#Accessibility
"Accessibility is not just building code. The Building Code is a minimum design requirement to provide access. The ADA is a Civil Right Law to provide equal access. Access is a civil right, and we need to talk about it." @ADAnerd@AccessNerds
Check out the conversation between the Nerds and @AccessibullEats - and share your thoughts with us. What accessibility features are top priority for you when you go to a restaurant? https://t.co/vuPNjeAcUB
"Accessibility in restaurants frees up brainspace to think about everything else, like the food, the company I’m with, and building memories and connections." Read more about why accessibility matters in #foodservice. https://t.co/fu4h0WePv2 @AccessNerds
Our first interview as the true Access Nerds we are. This was a lot of fun, with a nice result. Thanks, @AccessibullEats for the opportunity. @nalyak@ADAnerd
Why is accessibility so important to the @AccessNerds? Find out in this interview, where we talk about the best places to find food and what makes a restaurant feel welcoming. https://t.co/L8k2m6WlCF
Apropos of nothing really [smirk] – would anyone like to hear my hearts for a subject that urbanism luvs to hate and fails to appreciate? Malls.
Too bad I’m sharing them anyway. This could take a while and there may be breaks bc I have to work on image descriptions + life.
“If I've been able to throw a spark that delivers something that I know will have material impact, that's a good day.” — Jenny Lay Flurrie, Chief Accessibility Officer. https://t.co/s0TJ6NxPaC
Bar seating may be trendy and attractive, but when it comes to being comfortable, they are they absolute worst for people with disabilities. Consider adding flexible seating options to your dining space so people can choose the option that works best for them. #accessibleeats
@kaykmtz A lot of ppl fail to realize how important restaurant & food workers are. Their practically the blood line of the country. You can’t eat without these essential ppl, shout out to the food workers who keep the food coming
For those with hearing impairments, restaurant noise isn’t just an irritation. It’s discrimination. https://t.co/mh8Evxn3BU #accessibleeats#DisabilityJustice