Stepney City Farm is a little oasis inside the city of London. It's a working farm, not just a petting zoo. There are goats, sheep, donkeys, pigs, fowl, guinea pigs, and rabbits alongside beautiful vegetable gardens. There are also workshops for artists and makers as well as a farm cafe and shop. The farm is flat and largely accessible (there are some narrow pathways in the gardens and it may be tough for some chairs on the woodchip paths) with ramps to the cafe and to the accessible toilet. Unlike many city farms, you're actually allowed to feed and interact with some of the animals (the donkeys are my favourite!) and you can buy little cups of feed from the farm shop to do so safely. The cafe has plenty of armless chairs and sturdy benches outside. Wonderful way to spend an afternoon reconnecting with the greener side of life!

Seats: They're pretty much your standard London theatre seats - tight but doable. Legroom isn't terrible but you'll need to stand up to let people pass, so if you're on the aisle I'd recommend waiting until the lights dim before taking your seat to avoid the hassle. The chair arms are short (e.g. don't run the full depth of the seat) so it can be a bit of a squeeze at the back if you carry your weight in your hips but thighs have extra room. I found it bearable at size 28. Stalls are wheelchair accessible with a ramp vs. stairs. I noted there's a step-free side entrance. I did not manage to check out the toilets so I can't speak to their accessibility. It's a gorgeous venue!

Outside seating has chairs with arms, inside seeting has chairs without arms, so those seats are a pretty good option. The size of the booths are relatively narrow with not a lot of belly room. My partner and I where greeted with a gender neutral greeting, and both restrooms are gender neutral and single use. Good food, big servings, and good prices.