Oxo Tower Wharf

The tower was built in 1928 to advertise a meat extract. It now houses some shops (at riverside level) and bars and restaurants on higher floors. The Riverside Walk entrance is flat and there are three large lifts at the back. On the second floor is a restaurant and upmarket brasserie both with wheelchair toilets (Door width 70cm+ Side transfer distance 70cm+). On the eighth floor is the Oxo Tower bar, brasserie and restaurant which is step free and has good views over the river. The viewing area is in fact 'public', even though it looks as though it's part of the bar, so you don't have to buy an expensive drink! Wheelchair cubicles (Door width 70cm Side transfer distance 70cm+) in both the ladies and gents on the eighth floor. Another wheelchair toilet on the Ground Floor was locked at the time of our visit.