If you are in Cape Town or planning to visit Cape Town soon and might need restaurants that are accommodative of mobility aids, such as wheelchairs or walking aids, the city boasts many restaurants to choose from.
Whether it is just a burger that you want or a fancy restaurant, you are likely to find just what you want in an accommodative space.
Following is a list of five restaurants that accommodate mobility aids in Cape Town.
La Colombe Constantia
If you’re seeking an elevated dining experience beyond traditional pub fare, La Colombe, located at the enchanting Silvermist Wine Estate, is the place to be. And while the restaurant’s whimsical appearance may resemble a grand treehouse, accessibility remains a priority. A thoughtfully designed ramp seamlessly connects the entrance, allowing easy access for wheelchair users. The restaurant’s spacious design plan ensures the ability to accommodate guests with mobility aids, providing an inclusive and unforgettable experience.
Fynkos Tea Room at Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden takes great pride in making all visitors, including those who use mobility aids, feel welcome. The garden has gone to great lengths to accommodate mobility aids throughout its grounds. To make navigation easier, there are accessible pathways, ramps and designated parking spaces. These thoughtful features allow everyone to freely explore and enjoy the beauty of the Kirstenbosch Garden.
Hudson, Claremont
Hudson is a burger joint and another Cape Town favourite. While renowned for its burgers, Hudson’s menu serves an array of options. Its Claremont branch is conveniently located on the ground floor, allowing accessibility to share centre stage with its delish food. The restaurant emphasises inclusivity with a level entrance that welcomes all guests with ease. Furthermore, the parking lot is connected to the restaurant via a ramp, ensuring a smooth transition from arrival to your table.
The Wild Fig
The Wild Fig is where you need to go if to want to satisfy your craving while enjoying the ultimate rugby-viewing experience. The establishment provides the ideal combination of a cosy ambience and rustic country charm, making it an ideal setting for any occasion. Aside from its welcoming atmosphere, The Wild Fig prioritises inclusivity by accommodating guests using mobility aids. You can be confident that comfort and accessibility will be integrated into every aspect of your visit.
The Company’s Garden Restaurant
The Company’s Garden provides an environment in which all visitors with mobility needs can fully enjoy their visit. Throughout the garden, accessible pathways and ramps make it easier to navigate with wheelchairs, walkers or other mobility aids. The Company’s Garden Restaurant is a gentle space inspired by nature and stories from the past that provides a respite amid a bustling urban metropolis.
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