Wheelchair Jimmy Comments
The Table Restaurant is located along the main street in downtown Bisbee in the old mercantile building which houses a variety of retail shops on 2 level floors. Since Bisbee is built into the side of a copper mining mountain, the number of accessible restaurants is a bit limited, but The Table was actually a very good (not great) full service restaurant. They’ve got an excellent menu and complete menu of cocktails, beer and wine. And it’s very wheelchair friendly.
The entrance is step free and the entire restaurant is reasonably spacious al on one 1 level. About half the tables are cafe level with the others tables being high tops. The bar area is accessible but it’s basically bar stools and high tops.
There is a very accessible public restroom upstairs on the 2nd floor which is accessible via a large commercial elevator. It may be the only accessible public restroom in town so be mindful. The restroom has a good sized stall with the ability to turn 360 degrees.
Accessible parking is a problem throughout Bisbee with its somewhat steep hills, and parking at The Table is no different. There was 1 occupied accessible space up a slight grade when we visited, so good luck.
On the WJAR index the Table Restaurant gets a 3.
Just an OK restaurant
Step free or easy ramped entrance
Relatively level grade at entrance
Wide doorway entrance
1 Van accessible parking space
Step free or easy ramps on main dining level
Only a few accessible tables
Bar Area: reasonably accessible
Wide clearance between tables
Step free accessible restroom
Wide clearances in restroom
Able to turn WC 360 degrees in restroom stall
Restroom reasonably clean
81 Reviews
The Table Restaurant is one of the few spacious, accessible restaurants in Bisbee. There are many surrounding retail shops and the atmosphere is fun and what you’d expect from an old mining town. It’s located directly across from the Bisbee Museum, and it’s filled with old mining pictures. Good casual comfort food ad very wheelchair accessible.
