Come Dine With T - Sabor Brasileiro
Tallulah explores Bristol's food scene and looks at how accessible it is!
Come Dine With T- The Ivy
Tallulah explores Bristol’s food scene and looks at how accessible it is!
I’m writing these reviews because I want to challenge the stigma and stereotypes that just because I have a disability I can’t enjoy life like every other person in their mid 20s. Highlighting the physical but also less tangible socially constructed barriers there are in society.
The Ivy Clifton Brasserie
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Tallulah Clark
Tallulah is a 24 year old who is not only passionate about finding the best food Bristol has to offer but also the most accessible places for foodies like her. Tallulah recognises the value and potential of the purple pound (the spending power of those with disabilities) but also the lack of accessibility for people who’s disabilities are not always visible. The gastronomical scene in Bristol is to be celebrated by everyone and anyone and Tallulah wants to shine a light on the challenges people with disabilities face.
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