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I have asked for a paper menu in these cases and almost all restaurants have been happy to oblige. One time the restaurant let me use their ipad to see the menu.

I wouldn’t count on this, but I’m trying to give a business money. Most are happy to satisfy reasonable requests.




I was at a food court recently where one of the restaurants didn't have a menu. Just a QR. I asked, and there's no paper version available. I asked what they do for blind people and got a blank stare.

So I went to the restaurant next door. If you can't even bother to scribble a menu on a chalkboard, you're not a real business.


> I asked what they do for blind people and got a blank stare.

Probably talk to them? I'm not sure where you're going with this because a paper menu isn't going to help with blindness.


Let me introduce you to the wonderful world of Braille: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braille


Does your average mildly competent restaurant have braille menus to begin with...?




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