We were hitting 0/3 tonight. Entered the plaza looking to buy bread at Cobb's, arrived at 5:59 to a locked door. If your sign says you are open till 6, be OPENED TILL 6. We popped in next door to the Thai Express, tried to get the wheelchair under the 3 inch thick tables but it was too high, or the table too low. We had spotted a wing place just down the way and decided that Thai would be faster so in our disappointment we went to try something new.
We entered into a very crowded place and I believe the Manager was the one who seated us. The first great sign was that the wheelchair fit perfectly under the tables and my son was chest to table. Next we found a fully accessible washroom. Huge bonus marks if you have a kid in a wheelchair in tow. We placed an order of wings and asked for a pitcher of Soda Water (yes, they have that, check). Having a drink devoid of any sugar is hard. A large pitcher of Soda cost about the same as two little bottles of Perrier and there was quite a bit left over. I am pouring my son a glass of water and I see the Manager coming towards us with a BENDIE STRAW. I swear I just about hugged the guy. Do you have any idea how many restaurant managers I have spoken to about getting bendie straws in and still they don't bring them in (even though they think it's a good idea). Those straws are great for kids AND PEOPLE IN WHEELCHAIRS!
The food was top notch. The wings were HUGE. The small fries and onion rings were anything but. I would have hated to see the large sizes. Wings, crispy and juicy and seasoned just right. Fries, pretty standard but awesome with Ketchup. The rings were crispy and a delight. All in all, a pretty outstanding meal