JLG

I recently visited Le Pain Quotidien in New York City with my wife. I was in a wheelchair, & we found that the restaurant was wheelchair accessible & had plenty of room for me to move around. The pastries were fresh & delicious. I especially enjoyed the Cheese Danish & Coconut Macaroon. And you need to get the French Cream Donut, just reg. coffee for me. It was fresh. The atmosphere was casual and relaxed. It was a great place to relax & enjoy breakfast with my wife. Be patient with the service. The staff is friendly and helpful, but they may be a bit slow at times. Overall, I had a positive experience at Le Pain Quotidien. I would definitely recommend it to others, especially those who are looking for a wheelchair-accessible restaurant with delicious food and coffee.
The restaurant is conveniently located on the corner of W29th St. & 7th Ave.,& it's a great place to stop for breakfast, a quick bite, or a leisurely meal.

My wife, daughter & I had a nice experience at BONDI, a cozy and authentic Japanese restaurant in the heart of Manhattan, NoMad. We were impressed by the friendly, helpful & accommodating staff, actually it was one person, who helped me get into the restaurant easily by using a different entrance for my wheelchair, who made sure we had a comfortable table for our wheelchair. He took care of us & just about everyone else. Cant recall the gentleman’s name, Donny? He was the manager, at the time, waiter, & bartender. He was patient, attentive, always smiling, and gave us some great recommendations for our order.

The sushi was fresh, delicious and beautifully presented, and we also enjoyed the miso soup. We felt welcomed at BONDI, and we highly recommend it to anyone looking for a Japanese meal in the city. Thank you, BONDI, for making our night special!

I had a great breakfast at Chelsea Square Diner with my wife. The place is cozy & clean, with friendly staff & fast service. They were very accommodating to my needs as a mechanical wheelchair user, & made sure I had enough space & comfort. I ordered the Mexican Omelete, which was served with chorizo, jalapeños, and cheddar cheese. It was spicy, cheesy, and filling. I washed it down with a good cerveza called All Day IPA, which was refreshing and hoppy. The portion was generous and the price was reasonable. I would definitely come back and try more dishes from their extensive menu. A New York city diner is an experience and a good one is open 24 hours. Chelsea Square Diner is one of those good ones that you don't want to miss. Salud!🍻