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Restaurant Overview

I chose to look at Tijuana Flats at UCF. The type of cuisine is Tex-Mex, a Tex-Mex American cuisine. The price point is around the lower end point with a average meal being around ten dollars. The restaurant is fast casual.

UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management: Student Accessibility Comments

  • Overall I believe Tijuana Flats does a good job at making the restaurant wheelchair accessible for the area it is located in. The restaurant does have two steps in front of it but with a ramp entrance just to the left of the stairs. The bathroom is very clean with having handles and enough room to turn around. The only downfall can be to access the main dining area. If you’re in a wheelchair,  you will have to sit in one of the tables on the outside since there is not enough room to get to the middle tables. The level of service is very good for a fast casual dinning Tex-Mex. The location makes the restaurant special because of how close it is to UCF main campus, making it a great place to go eat if visiting a student.

Dining Experience

Wonderful restaurant

Restaurant Entrance Accessibility

Step free or easy ramped entrance

Relatively level grade at entrance

Wide doorway entrance

Nearby Accessible Parking

2+ Van accessible parking spaces

Restaurant Overview Accessibility

Step free or easy ramps on main dining level

Only a few accessible tables

Wide clearance between tables

Bar Area: mostly high-top tables / stools

Restaurant Bathroom Accessibility

Step free accessible restroom

Wide clearances in restroom

Able to turn WC 360 degrees in restroom stall

Grab bars in restroom stall

Restroom very clean

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