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Bill’s Birmingham alt text Sonal and Evie are standing together outside Bill’s restaurant in Birmingham. Evie is wearing a beige and white striped jumper, a beige chest warmer and black leggings. She is holding her long red-and-white cane. Sonal is wearing burgundy trousers, a black turtleneck, a black-and-white striped cardigan and a leather jacket. She is also holding her long red-and-white cane. Inside, the restaurant has a cosy atmosphere with warm yellow lighting and large floor-to-ceiling windows that let in plenty of natural light. Sonal was able to sit beside the windows, where the bright natural light suited her visual needs, while Evie sat in the darker section of the table, which suited hers. This meant both Deafblind diners could enjoy the same meal in an environment that worked for their individual needs. Sonal prefers lots of light, whereas Evie prefers darker spaces. The dining area is very busy, with lots of tables and chairs and no clear pathway through the space. This made navigating the restaurant more challenging. The menu is small, with good black-on-white colour contrast, but Sonal was unable to read it without using her phone to enlarge the text. Evie had to rely on her accessibility app to navigate the menu. The restaurant does not have accessible toilets. At 3:46, Sonal and Evie give an in-depth review of their experience at Bill’s restaurant in Birmingham. Follow The Access Edit for more accessibility reviews, because accessibility should be a priority. #theaccessedituk @Bill’s Restaurants
Bill’s Birmingham alt text Sonal and Evie are standing together outside Bill’s restaurant in Birmingham. Evie is wearing a beige and white striped jumper, a beige chest warmer and black leggings. She is holding her long red-and-white cane. Sonal is wearing burgundy trousers, a black turtleneck, a black-and-white striped cardigan and a leather jacket. She is also holding her long red-and-white cane. Inside, the restaurant has a cosy atmosphere with warm yellow lighting and large floor-to-ceiling windows that let in plenty of natural light. Sonal was able to sit beside the windows, where the bright natural light suited her visual needs, while Evie sat in the darker section of the table, which suited hers. This meant both Deafblind diners could enjoy the same meal in an environment that worked for their individual needs. Sonal prefers lots of light, whereas Evie prefers darker spaces. The dining area is very busy, with lots of tables and chairs and no clear pathway through the space. This made navigating the restaurant more challenging. The menu is small, with good black-on-white colour contrast, but Sonal was unable to read it without using her phone to enlarge the text. Evie had to rely on her accessibility app to navigate the menu. The restaurant does not have accessible toilets. At 3:46, Sonal and Evie give an in-depth review of their experience at Bill’s restaurant in Birmingham. Follow The Access Edit for more accessibility reviews, because accessibility should be a priority. #theaccessedituk @Bill’s Restaurants

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