She is a gem! Carol, the Swiss Chalet waitress

 She is my perfect waitress. She is attentive, knows how to assist me as a vision-impaired customer, and gently takes my hands and shows me where everything is on the table. She is pleasant, extremely friendly, and she is just my perfect waitress.

She works for the Swiss Chalet Restaurant at Victoria Park and Shepard. How I wish that so many others of her fellow waitresses across the industry were just like my Carol. Congrats to you, Carol!

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Pleasant and enjoyable: A new restaurant to dine at

I always enjoy discovering new restaurants to dine at. Especially when they exude warmth, friendliness, and staff are very accommodating.

This restaurant is within easy access of driving to it. It is small, not too noisy, and oh, yes! I’ll definitely be back.

I always enjoy these kinds of restaurants. The small pleasant ones.

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Not my favourite place: A noisy restaurant

 

Not my favourite spot or location to be!

Noisy restaurants often make me very nervous and anxious! My hearing is greatly affected!

I cannot even hear myself think let alone hear my dining companions!

Restaurants are even more noisy now than they were not too long ago and they will probably progress to more noise with time.

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Covid still at work! The Red Lobster Restaurant still not crowded

Now that Covid has yielded ground, it is still easy to see that this once buzzing restaurant is still not very crowded.  Yes, staff are still very friendly and welcoming and yes!  The food is still yummy, but more expensive now.

I do not think that there is much more for the Red Lobster Restaurant to do but to keep on doing what they are doing.  For me, as a vision-impaired diner, my only beef is those inaccessible pin pads with screens that I am unable to independently navigate.

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Great people and great food! Portugal forever

 

Despite having lost my luggage upon arriving at Lisbon’s Airport, and having had the stomach flu, I shall always remember my trip to Portugal.

From beginning to end, I found the Portuguese to be extremely friendly, welcoming, and ever so helpful.  The restaurants were very accessible and service was with a smile!  The people that I encountered were very pleasant and the food was tasty and delicious.

It took a bit of getting used to the weather, as one minute it was cold and the next it was warm.  Nevertheless, I managed to cope.  

Assistance at the airport was great with staff going out of their way to be of assistance. Services were also top notch!  All in all, a terrific experience and Portugal forever!

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Great to know! The international signs

It is always good whenever I am able to find a way to attract a waiter’s attention at a restaurant.  Especially if I am on my own with no sighted assistance to call upon.

Some time ago, my friend Gabriella taught me these two signs:
To ask for the bill – hold up an open palm and pretend to be writing with 1 finger.
2 separate bills – hold up 2 fingers.

I found this to be very useful and interesting, especially so as a person with a vision impairment. Although I may never need to use it, it does not hurt to have a backup in my back pocket, so to speak.

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Happy days are here again! Celebrating with Gubby

 This pandemic period has sure left us struggling to reconnect with our nearest and dearest and for me I have found it difficult at times to readjust.

Yet I am most determined to get myself back on track, and celebrating with Gubby was no different.  She picked me up from home and we went to one of our favourite patio restaurants.  The lunch was yummy and our engagement and communication was just like old times. Here’s hoping for more of these visits.

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Makes for pleasant dining: The Old Country Inn

This is probably one of my favourite restaurant haunts to visit as often as I can and why?  Both building and staff are so very welcoming, friendly, and most of all accessible.

There is more than enough space between the tables for me to maneuver.  Access into the restaurant is great and the staff is so very attentive to duty and to ensuring that needs and requirements of customers are met.  Especially so for those of us with accessibility needs.

They do not make me feel that I am asking too much of them. They are quick to anticipate what I need with regard to descriptions of the food dishes and when I need to know where they have placed my food on the table.  They ask me what else I would need and they seem to be always watchful of what’s going on.  

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Fun and not much fun: Dining out in the cold outdoors

It may be fun but at the same time when you are unable to feel your cutlery or you are forced to eat quickly because it is so cold, that's no fun.

This is what happened a few months ago when Stephie and I dined out.  The wind was bitingly cold and it was blowing hard.  Yet we persevered and managed to finish our meal in record time.

It was an early March day and we just wanted to go out there and enjoy some outdoor dining.  Yes, it was a bit of fun but no, it was a bit uncomfortable. Ah yes!  Just another experience.

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Working around Covid restrictions: Dining out during Covid

This has become a regular way for me and my friends to meet: dining outdoors. This needs to be done in order to meet the Covid restriction requirements.

So, we go to a restaurant with an outdoor patio. There we sit at tables that are properly distanced from each other. The waitress brings out the menus and we choose our meal. Then she returns a few minutes later with our food.

The waitress is always wearing her mask while she serves us but we take ours off when we sit down to eat. We return our masks to our faces when we are finished eating. We also wear our masks when we get out of the car and approach the restaurant.

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Some words of wisdom: Make sure that you take what you plan to

This is my drum beat and it is my strategy. This applies to my shopping trips and to my meals at restaurants.

I plan, make sure that it is what I seek, and do my best to get or take what

I plan to.

For if I were to settle for substitutes then it would be me who would be the

unhappy one and I would have no one else to blame but myself. So this is how I start all of my shopping trips: with list in hand and I make sure to

describe exactly what I seek.

I always show my list to the person accompanying me so that they know exactly what I am looking for. There is the odd occasion when I would need to expand because what I seek is not available. I believe that having a list in hand is not just helpful to me but also to the one with me.

In the case of restaurants, it is entirely up to me to ensure that I explain

and describe to the waiter exactly what I desire. In short, to speak up on my own behalf!

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Pleasant dining moments: Jaffa 2018

It is probably one of my favourite restaurants to visit in Trinidad and it is not just for the food alone.  It is for the great customer service that the staff provides me, as a vision-impaired person.

They are very attentive and courteous.  They describe everything to me and they are there for me at every step.

From the head waiter to the waiter at the table and from the server to the folks at the service desk.  I call this end-to-end service!

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Refreshing and enjoying: The Red Lobster experience

It always gives me pleasure to share whenever a good experience has been had at a restaurant and this was the case in June 2018 when I visited the Red Lobster Restaurant with friends.

From start to finish, as they say, everything was perfect.  I am not saying that everyone in the service industry ought to or needs to know that I am vision-impaired, but it is so refreshing when someone knows. It makes life so much easier and comfortable.

The folks at the service desk put us in a booth that was easy to find and navigate.  The waitress was so very helpful when it came to showing me where my drink was placed, where my utensils were, and told me exactly where she had placed my food.

What a lovely evening.

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A terrific experience: An audio description of my birthday lunch

For my birthday in 2018 I was so pleased when my dear friend Gabriella provided me with a terrific audio description of my birthday lunch.  From start to finish, she described every detail to me.

Gabriella took me for a Japanese lunch. As we sat at the cooking table waiting to be served, she described everything starting with the items on the menu to a detailed description of our choices of dishes, and then to what the chef was doing and how he was doing it.

I thoroughly enjoyed this meal with Gabriella and as I would say, I did not miss anything. Gabriella is a very unique person in that she has always taken the time and patience to describe things to me.

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A humourous experience: The horse in the restaurant

On May 17, 2018, my friend Gabriella and I met with a professional writer to discuss her writing an article that would present a chronological history of my Charter Challenge and the events leading up to the introduction of the Accessible Canada Act to the Canadian Parliament.

We went to a restaurant in the Yorkdale Mall and just imagine my disbelief when Gabriella told me that there was a replica of a horse in the restaurant.

No, no kidding!  It was indeed a life size replica and I just could not believe it.  Gabriella offered to take me over to inspect said replica but I declined.  For as much as I adore and admire horses, I have never ridden one; there was something very strange about the entire thing.

I was not sure if my imagination took over but there it was.  I preferred not to feel and inspect it.

For the life of me I just could not understand why anyone would want to have the life size replica of a horse at a restaurant, but there you have it.

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Gone but not forgotten: Remembering Vern

I know that when he passed on, we had not seen each other for several years but this does not mean that I did not think of him from time to time. 

Vern was one of those very unique individuals who never seemed uncomfortable around me and he never seemed to be inhibited by my being vision-impaired.  He treated me as an equal, was never afraid to discuss politics and hot topics with me and I am truly grateful that I had the chance to know him. 

Vern loved to take me to eat Roti and he and Yvonne often took me to eat out and go shopping.  He had a wicked sense of humor and was always looking for things to do with me.  

Rest in Peace, Vern; travel safely now and save a place at your table for me! Until we meet again!

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Just another interesting challenge: The salad is not my friend

I'll tell you very honestly!  Whenever I eat outside of the comfort of my home, I do my best to avoid those overloaded salad bowls with large slices of everything in them.

You see, those large slices, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, or anything else for that matter, often create challenges for someone who is blind or vision-impaired.  It is difficult for us to control our forks in a very limited space, this being our salad bowls.

It is difficult for us to avoid spilling our salads onto the table and not knowing how large a slice really is, we often have to deal with uncertainty. Sure, we can estimate the size of a slice with our forks but when the slice is too large we need to cut it and here is where the challenge arises.

For me, I do my best to avoid these slices.  I often decline the salad if I know beforehand that it contains large slices.  Just my way of dealing with salads.

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This shall linger forever in my mind: Mom's special birthday

It was so very special for Mom and it was a time when I got to enjoy the celebration with everyone describing everything to me. On a previous special birthday I had enough functional vision to see what was going on, but not this time.

That did not hinder my enjoyment. I used my imagination to picture the entire birthday dinner. We took Mom to a lovely upscale restaurant and Martha took pictures with her iPhone.

I could tell that Mom ate with much gusto and really enjoyed herself.  She received flowers from the family and as I stood by while she received them at home, I pictured my mom with one of the biggest smiles on her face!

Thanks to my imagination and having had functional vision previously, I can still follow along and enjoy.

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Special times: At Jaffa's with the family

This is probably one of my favorite restaurants to visit whenever I am in Trinidad.  It is a very pleasant restaurant and the staff is extremely friendly to me and render assistance so easily to me as a vision-impaired person.

My family also likes going there and it is always so nice whenever I can spend some time with them.  Just to sit and relax and to catch up.

Truth be told, I do not see my family very often but when I do it is always so great. One of my favorite things to do is to just simply sit there and try to imagine what they look like.

Of course, I do remember what the adults look like. But as for Faith, my niece, it is a bit more difficult because the last time I saw her face was when she was about 3 years old!

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A favorite haunt: Remembering the Bo Peep Restaurant

Ah, yes!  The Bo Peep Restaurant, with its lingering smells of deliciously cooked food, the warmth of its staff, and everything good about it.

I was a regular visitor there and I went often with others and sometimes on my own.  I used to sit and enjoy it all and with functional vision at my disposal it was so very easy for me to spend time there just hanging out and watching the world go by.

I always enjoyed the cabbage rolls, the Ontario turkey dinner, and the roast beef.  I went with friends and even took clients there.  The Bo Peep was so very accessible to persons with disabilities.

The entrances were wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs.  The booths were the same and the aisles afforded great ease of passage.

The staff really knew how to be of service to seniors and persons with a disability.  They were patient and were always so very willing and ready to explain and assist.  I think that many restaurants of today could easily learn from the Bo Peep which closed in 2004.

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