Bennigan's Offers Braille Menus

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Aug 16, 2001

Plano, Texas-Bennigan;s Irish American Grill & Tavernhas begun offering Braille menus to accommodate sight-impairedcustomers. According to Jerry Comstock, president of the 285-unitchain, the 18-page menu "enhances the accessibility ofBennigan's brand" by making it easier for blind customersto order food.

Braille Works of Tampa, Florida, developed the menu, whichComstock says is part of Bennigan's commitment to ensuringdiversity in restaurant operations. -Nation'sRestaurant News

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