Access Denied: St. Louis Twenty Years After the ADA

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3. St. Louis Bread Co.
As a result of an ADA-related lawsuit filed in the mid-'90s, all St. Louis Bread Co. locations made their facilities fully accessible. The Central West End location at Euclid Avenue and Forest Park Avenue has an extremely long ramp - making for good wheelchair accessibility even in a tight urban environment.

Jennifer Silverberg

4. The Pageant

The parking lot next to the Pageant on Delmar Boulevard has numerous handicapped parking spaces, with ramps for full accessibility.

Jennifer Silverberg

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