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ANXO hours: closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursday 12 pm – 9 pm, Friday and Saturday 12 pm – 10 pm, and Sunday 12 pm – 9 pm (Kitchen Closes 30 Minutes Before Closing).

The back area doesn’t open as early as the front area, but they will open the door to the alley to accommodate trips to the wheelchair-accessible restroom anytime it’s needed.

To access the ANXO bar in the back building where the wheelchair-accessible restroom is, head down the alley that has a gradual incline until you reach the back door.

The front building, which has the wine shop and the Lost Sock’s coffee shop pop-up during the day, is accessible directly through the front door along Kennedy Street.

Space is broken into two different buildings and the only way to access them both by wheelchair is through separate entrances from the outside.

Jump ahead to the Maryland and Virginia sections:ħ11 Kennedy St NW, Washington, DC 20011 | *Note: Listings with an asterisk (*) are places that I’ve personally tried. I will add more as more places respond to my messages. I’ve verified this information by phone, email, or extensive research. It’s now one of the important details I’ve started including in my blog posts.īelow is a running list of restaurants, shops, and activities that are wheelchair-accessible in the Washington, D.C. I hate to admit that it’s something I didn’t start asking until I started this list. This search made me realize how much of a disservice it is to not include pertinent information like wheelchair accessibility. most, if not all, of the restaurants I’ve researched thus far do not say whether they’re wheelchair-accessible. a lot of map app listings will show that a place is wheelchair-accessible when they’re actually not 3. some phone numbers just give info about the restaurant or business without the option to talk to someone 2. In my research, I’ve found that it’s hard to verify whether a place is wheelchair-accessible because 1.

I thought it was a great opportunity to create something helpful and needed in the area. In April 2022, Jasmine Whittington, one of my favorite journalists (also a fellow Bishop McNamara HS), tweeted an ask for a DMV food blogger to create a list of wheelchair-accessible restaurants and activities in the area.