Tips for Dining, Eating, and Food Shopping in Quebec (including Montreal)
Start New ThreadI am planning a staff outing for the end of our scholastic year. Any recommendations for a wheelchair accessible restaurant... close to downtown... BYOB would be nice, but not necessary. We will be about 25 - 30 people... nothing too adventurous so we can please everyone.
By Andria
on Jun 9, 2009 04:43 PM
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l'ambroisie is a good play with solid if uninspired french food. It is on the cannal in the Atwater Market area and is wheelchair accessable.
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Thanks for the recommendation... I was getting worried nobody would answer!
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Anytime.
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andria, I just passed by today to inquire about a wedding reception and I was sent the group menus by e-mail. I could pass them along to you if you like.
I also noticed a ramp outside, so wheelchair shouldn't be a problem. not sure if the washrooms are on the restaurant level, though.
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Please do send it to me at andria_andria@hotmail.com. Thanks!
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Washrooms are on the same level and are wheelchair friendly.
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What about the "Robin des bois" on St-Laurent ?
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Robin des bois
4653 Boul Saint-Laurent, Montreal, QC H2T1R2, CA
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I checked out their site and it has a great concept. Have you eaten there? If so, how is the food?
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