Great Harvest Bread Company-Charlottesville

There are two spaces that are marked as accessible, on either side of Allied Lane, about 365-385 feet away from the entrance - one of these spaces is about 97 inches wide and has an access aisle about 56-57 inches wide while the other space is about 100 inches wide, but the access aisle seems to overlap with the sidewalk where there is a slight lip

There is a space that isn't marked as an accessible space but has an access aisle that is about 200 feet away from the entrance, as well as 4 spaces that could work for some customers if the other spots aren't available and are about 185-265 feet away from the entrance

The curb ramps to get on the sidewalks from the accessible parking space are not steep, do not have a lip, and are very wide

There is one set of double doors used for the entrance and exit to this establishment, with no automatic door openers

The entrance/exit doors are a little heavy and difficult to open, and the bars on the doors used to open them are at accessible heights off the ground

The door openings are about 32-34 inches wide, and the lip underneath the doors is a little difficult to navigate over

The counter used to order, pay for, and get food and drinks is 36 inches off the floor, the table for hot drip coffee, creamer, lids, straws, etc. is 30 inches off the floor, and the surface that the self-serve water is on is 48 inches off the floor

Usually, customers have to transport their own food and drinks, and there are not trays for customers to use

Employees will swipe your card for you and are willing to sign for you with your permission

You can leave trash and dishes at your table and employees will clean up

The bathroom hallway and the pathway to the two-person tables inside are less than 32 inches wide which makes it impossible for some customers to use the bathroom/access these tables

The pathway to the back for the Knead and Sip class is a little tight, the pathway is 32-34 inches wide but there are items in the way

The pathways to the counter, point of sale, and the tables with more than 2 seats are more than 36 inches wide

No pathways are too steep inside the establishment, and the only inaccessible part of Great Harvest Bread Company is the outdoor patio because there is a step to get on it

Employees are very polite and kind, however could offer more assistance

There are 1-2 tables that are accessible inside, all of the tables are at accessible heights but only 1-2 of them can be approached safely by a customer using an ambulatory device

The accessible tables inside are both located in the back of the establishment, near the bathrooms

The 2-person tables outside are easier to approach

The food, wine, and other merchandise could be considered hard to reach or too heavy, however there are employees nearby that are happy to help upon request

There are both plastic and paper bags with handles to help carry merchandise

There is one bathroom that customers can use, located near the back of the establishment

The bathroom is spacious enough for a customer using a wheelchair to do a 360-degree turn

There is 1 grab bar on the left side of the toilet that folds up and down

The toilet paper is 9-15 inches from the center of the front of the toilet, on the wall behind the toilet to the right

You have to turn on the lights, but the light switch is at an accessible height

The sink and paper towel dispenser are at accessible heights off the bathroom floor, but the mirror and soap dispenser are not

There is hand sanitizer at an accessible height off the floor

The bathroom door is a little heavy and difficult to open, but has: a wide doorway, no lip underneath it, and a handle at an accessible height

There is a shelf in the bathroom at an accessible height and paper/plastic cups, lids and straws

This location offers both plastic and paper bags with handles to help carry purchased items