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You know those movies where the caravan is snaking around a mountain on a three foot ledge and they're afraid to look down as they nervously take one step at a time. That's what it felt like to get into S & B.

S & B is located on the first floor of a small office building located in a huge parking lot. There are 3 Disabled Parking spots in front of the door that gets you to the restaurant. BUT THERE IS NO RAMP! NO RAMP! The only ramp from the parking lot to any pathway is on the other side of the building. As you can see in the pics, there IS a ramp next to the stairs. But you can't get to it from the parking lot and you wouldn't want to use it anyway because it's on a 15 to 20 percent slope. It just sits there.

When we finally found the Disabled Parking spots that are near a ramp, one of them had loose electrical cords hanging into it. The ramp led to a very narrow sidewalk that snaked around the building (see movie notes above).

The front door was easy because it was the door to the office building. The tables were pretty much all accessible and large enough for my wheelchair. The wait staff takes your order at the table. (Hurrah!)

The the real jewel in S & B's crown is the restroom. They don't have one! It belongs to the office building. It's a single occupancy "family" restroom. For Disabled Only!. (See the pic)

As a side note, something I never thought I'd hear, "Your pie will be right out. We're waiting on the bacon."

Inside, all was well. It's just that labyrinth-like sidewalk and the idiotic ramp from nowhere that made the experience sort of off.

For a review of food and dining experience not focused on accessibility, click below for a review from Urbanspoon.