The Food Pit, ther central benches to sit, eat and chat.
There is plenty of fast food to choose from. Pizza and burgers are only a few of the options you’ll discover. Furthermore, drinks are also available and can be ordered from the bar.
In addition, it is close to the Odeon Cinema; ideal for watching a movie before or after a meal. There are benches outside, where you can enjoy your meal of choice and the view of Durham Cathedral and the river.
The entrance of The Food Pit is flat. There is enough space to wheel a wheelchair to the back seating area and there are a few seating arrangements at the back, which would allow you to wheel yourself under the table. There is no accessible toilet within the building. However, there is a nearby public toilet. The toilet is accessible and has a baby changer. Some highchairs are available. Prams can be manoeuvred around to wherever you are being seated. Â The lighting is good for visual acuity.
Whilst there are no braille or large print menus. and the staff are not trained to work with those who are neurodivergent, they are available to help whenever possible.
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There are accessible parking spaces nearby. However, they do not belong to The Food Pit.
Yes. However, they are to sit at the entrance of The Food Pit.