Annapolis restaurant when accessibility is top priority

[Anonymous]

As nice a place as possible for weekday lunch but with the shortest distance from parking lot to restaurant (presumably a restaurant that has its own parking lot). thanks.

[Anonymous]

Vin 909

[Anonymous]

Smashing Grapes

Absolutely nowhere downtown

[Anonymous]

Could you take an Uber and get dropped off at the door?

[Anonymous]

Anyone know Carpaccio Italian Kitchen? (It has valet parking and is open tomorrow).

[Anonymous]

Carroll Creek

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Carroll Creek

I was thinking this too but I think you can get even closer to the door in places closer to Parole. Carroll Creek does have that stretch of sidewalk between even the closest parking spots and the door.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Carroll Creek

I was thinking this too but I think you can get even closer to the door in places closer to Parole. Carroll Creek does have that stretch of sidewalk between even the closest parking spots and the door.

The handicapping parking to the door is not a long distance at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone know Carpaccio Italian Kitchen? (It has valet parking and is open tomorrow).

It’s way over rated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Vin 909

Not where I would advise and definitely not for someone with mobility issues.

[Anonymous]

Giloliti for lunch.

[Anonymous]

What about Boatyard? The lot is right outside the door. If that doesn’t work, then Main and Market or Grumps or Smokehouse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What about Boatyard? The lot is right outside the door. If that doesn’t work, then Main and Market or Grumps or Smokehouse.

Boatyard lot is gravel and frequently full.

Grumps is awful. Main and Market has some of the rudest servers on earth. Smokehouse is run of the mill bar food.