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Hideaway Pizza Edmond
Hideaway Pizza Edmond
November 22, 2013
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Hideaway Pizza Edmond
2013-11-22 14:20:30
Michael Womack
Reviewed by Michael Womack November 22, 2013
Due to the limitations of the strip-mall where it is located, this is NOT a chair-friendly location. Perhaps another location would be a better choice. Though the parking spaces are rated high, they are over 100 feet and downhill from the front entrance. Access to the restrooms is restricted due to a raised floor and a rubber mat. Though there is an emergency exit but it opens to a landing that is above street level with no ramp, steps only.
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Reviewed by Michael Womack November 22, 2013
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Good Points
Excellent food. Great service. Lots of chair-friendly tables. Family friendly environment.
Bad Points
Due to the limitations of the strip-mall where it is located, this is NOT a chair-friendly location. Perhaps another location would be a better choice. Though the parking spaces are rated high, they are over 100 feet and downhill from the front entrance. Access to the restrooms is restricted due to a raised floor and a rubber mat. Though there is an emergency exit but it opens to a landing that is above street level with no ramp, steps only.
Date Visited
November 17, 2013
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I make this review with a heavy heart because Hideaway is one of my favorite spots. I was at this location back in 2012 when I was in a chair and it was VERY difficult going to the restroom. There is an access hallway between the waiting area and the dining room but it is just wide enough for a chair with maybe a few inches clearance on either side. Which can be a problem when there are other people in the hallway or sitting on the benches waiting on their To Go orders. Everyone has to get up and move in order for a chair to make it all the way through. I should also mention that there IS one handicapped parking spot at the other end of the parking lot near the UCO Jazz Lab that has a sign and a cutout and is uphill from Hideaway, plus there are a couple spots across the street which are actually for Stephenson Park but could be used; however there is no curb cutout across from those spaces so someone would have to help you up over the curb in front of the front entrance or you'd have to access from one of the cutouts on that side of the street. I have also been to the Hideaway Pizza location near downtown OKC and it is a lot more chair-friendly.
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