What It’s Like to Eat at Restaurants When You’re Blind | Eater
"A national chain that blind diners sometimes prefer because predictable corporate policies and enforced access practices reduce the risk of confrontations over guide dogs and other accommodations; for some, its consistency makes it a low-stress, go-to place to meet friends and order without hassle, even if it’s chosen primarily for reliability rather than culinary adventure." - Andrew Leland
