Ask if they have a handicapped-accessible entrance. If their answer is no, your form is already filled out. Also, ask if they have Braille Menus, Large Font Menus, and if there is any member permanently on staff who knows Sign Language Interpreting. Sign Language Interpreting is not a common service at restaurants but it is important to ask the question. The farther away the disabled-person only spots are from the restaurant, the lower the rating.
Stairs are the only option in getting into the restaurant.
Accessible tables should be the rule rather than the exception. High bar stool seating, unmoveable bench seating, and unreachable seating due to split levels should all be considered inaccessible for someone with a mobility device. Allow for ease of maneuverability between tables. The only place for a wheel chair is at the end of the table, and in the way of the waitress and traffic flow. Highest ratings go to bathrooms with an automatic door.