You can't get there from here

The sign tells the first part of this story: The "handicap" entrance to the Derby City Antique Mall is around back -- same area as the loading dock. The building was originally an old school -- used to be called Hikes Graded School in the old days. Now it's an antique mall. See all the steps at the front entrance?




* * *


Around back, way high up next to the door we see this sign:




And here's the entrance:




Ignore if you will, the dangerous grate. Ignore the steep ramp.You can't see it, you can only see the ledge next to it. But there is a ramp -- steep, but usable.
Except when you roll down to the doors -- they're locked.

Using your noodle

Yang Kee Noodle (7900 Shelbyville Rd.) is in the Oxmoor shopping center, and so it's one of those places that you can actually get into via the automatic doors at some of the entrances to the shopping center.

The tables are a little crowded but they're navigable. You order at a counter, go get your drink and then your food is brought to you.

The drink station would be a challenge, I think. Most of these kinds of "fountain drink" stations are difficult to manuever in a wheelchair.

At least it's not way high up, which some of them are (Bazo's on Wallace, for eg., last time I checked.