Zorba's Mediterranean Cuisine

I have mixed feelings about Zorba's. On the one hand they have a restroom fit for a king. But to get inside there are far too many inclines.

There are 3 Disabled Parking spots directly in front of the front door. But they are on an incline. And by that I mean INCLINE. Just to test it, I wheeled up to the side of the car and took off the brakes and back I rolled. Not into the traffic lane, but still......

Then there was the ramp to the door. Also a little too steep. And the front door had a threshold bump larger than I'm used to. That takes you into a waiting area. There is another set of doors into the dining area. Once you cross that threshold, it's down another incline. Not steep, but surprising and annoying, especially on the way out.

Inside there were enough accessible tables. I had been here before about two years ago and it seemed at the time to be mighty crowded at lunch time. On this trip, however, there were no crowding problems. But we were there about 1:00 pm.

As I mentioned, the restroom was palatial. Absolutely perfect. And it was a straight line from our table to there. In the other seating area, the route would be not so straight.

But the architects' level must have been broken when they built this building.