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Accessibility in The Glebe

The Glebe is a neighbourhood for everyone. With thousands of people visiting the area to shop, dine, attend events and enjoy everyday activities, we want to make it easier for people of all abilities to move through, explore and enjoy everything the neighbourhood has to offer.

The Glebe BIA is committed to working with the business community to improve accessibility and inclusion throughout the neighbourhood, while helping local businesses identify and address barriers that may affect their customers. By increasing awareness of accessible spaces, supporting businesses with practical improvements and creating a more welcoming visitor experience, we can help more people confidently shop, dine and spend time in the Glebe.

Our goal is to create meaningful, long-term improvements that make the Glebe more accessible, inclusive and welcoming for residents and visitors alike.

If you’d like to see more accessibility features of a business (i.e. washroom access, automatic doors, etc.), please check out our business directory.

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Entrance Ramps

Many shops in the Glebe use temporary, portable ramps to make their entrances easier to access for wheelchairs, walkers, and strollers. Introduced through the Glebe BIA, these ramps help bridge the step at storefronts that weren’t originally built for step-free entry.

If you’d like to use a ramp at one of these stores, please call the store in advance or upon arrival and their staff can assist you.

Food & Beverage

Feleena’s Mexican Cantina

Glebe Central Pub

Lotus of Siam

The Rowan

Cantina Gia

Irene’s Pub

The St. Rita

Glebe Meat Market

Retail

Knifewear

Fairy Dreams Bridal

Escape Clothing

Services

Ollie Quinn

Third Avenue Spa

Glebe Trotters Footwear

Ernesto’s Barbershop

 

Resources for Businesses

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Wheelchair Accessibility Self-Review Checklist

2026
Use this checklist to identify where adjustments can be made to your property to enhance the wheelchair accessibility. Source: Ottawa Tourism Download
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Making Accessibility Part of Everyday Business

2026
Helpful resources to equip your business and staff to create an accessible and welcoming environment. Source: City of Ottawa and Ottawa Tourism Download