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Recent comments    • M     June 27, 2013 - 08:45      MIA,
accessibility is a big issue in Downtown St. John's, and it's
not really something that can be fixed easily for many
buildings. Sadly, that is where Raymond's chose to be located,
and as a result, it's not wheelchair accessible. I'm sure if you
had enough people interested in going to Raymond's who had
accessibility needs, they would be willing to look into
renovations or accommodating technology for the entrance.
Additionally, the reason you probably haven't heard of them is
because they have no on street signage, or presence outside of
the internet and cooking world. They very much cultivate word of
mouth promotion, rather than shoving their product down people's
throats. I honestly kind of prefer it that way.    • Mia
June 26, 2013 - 08:53      That's nice I guess, but never heard
of them? Why is it not wheelchair accessible as the NL Building
Accessibiliyy Act and regulations stat