Houston is known for its diverse food scene, and many restaurants are making sure everyone can enjoy it, including those who use wheelchairs. Here are some of the most wheelchair-accessible spots in the city:

Le Colonial
This beautiful, wheelchair-friendly restaurant offers easy access with no steps at the entrance or inside. It has two levels, both accessible via a commercial elevator, including the patio. While the bar area mainly features high stools, the dining spaces are spacious. Accessible restrooms are conveniently located on the second floor and can be reached by elevator.

State of Grace

This restaurant is spacious and highly wheelchair accessible, with no steps at the entrance or inside. The entire layout is on one level, making it easy to navigate. Accessible restrooms are available, and café-level seating can be found at both the oyster bar and part of the regular bar.

Chama Gaucha

The restaurant is large, open, and very wheelchair accessible. There are no steps at the entrance or inside, and everything is on a single level, making it easy to navigate. The tables are set up to accommodate wheelchairs comfortably, and there is an accessible restroom available. Although the bar area has only bar stools, you can easily move a chair to create space for a wheelchair. Additionally, the patio is also wheelchair accessible

Perry’s Steakhouse

Known for its spacious layout, Perry’s has no steps at the entrance or inside. The restrooms are wheelchair-friendly, and tables are easy to access.

Maggiano’s

Located in the Galleria, Maggiano’s features ramps at the entrance and elevator access to both dining levels. Accessible restrooms and wide aisles make it a popular choice for wheelchair users.

Eloise Nichols Grill + Liquors

This bar and grill has no steps and an accessible restroom. The entire restaurant is on one level, and there’s a ramp at the entrance.

Masraff’s

An upscale American restaurant with a one-level layout, no steps at the entrance, and accessible restrooms. It offers spacious seating areas that are wheelchair-friendly.

Eddie V’s

Located on the second floor of City Centre, Eddie V’s is reachable by elevator. Inside, it’s spacious with no steps, and the restrooms are accessible.

Pappas Bros. Steakhouse

This steakhouse offers a ramped entrance, wide aisles, and accessible restrooms. The restaurant has a large, single-level layout, making it easy to move around.

These restaurants highlight Houston’s commitment to accessibility, ensuring that great food is available to all, regardless of mobility needs.