Just entered my first restaurant review for Able Road, a website that aims to provide accessible information for anything about which you might write a Yelp review.

One of my pet peeves is how few hotels, restaurants, or other venues include information about accessibility on their website.  How hard is it, really, to add this information to the “hours and directions” tab on the menu bar?  The same goes for many guide books.

But then again, I guess I wouldn’t be writing this blog if including accessibility information was de rigueur.

(In case you’re curious, the review was for a great breakfast place called Craig’s Cafe in Quincy Center.  My party and I can speak highly for the breakfast burritos and eggs benedict;  plus, what’s not to like about free coffee refills?   There is easy street parking, the front door is accessible, and the main cafe has wide aisles.  The fly in the ointment?  The bathroom is not only NOT accessible, but one must duck and weave through the kitchen and skid across the greasy floor to get to it.  Maybe go for the burrito but definitely don’t go to the bathroom while you’re there.)