Accessibility

Last updated 18 September 2026

This site aims to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That is a target, held to by testing rather than asserted. It partially conforms: most of the site meets that standard, and the exceptions we know about are listed below with another way to get the same information.

What is in place

• A skip link, real landmarks, and headings that run in order without gaps.
• Every control is a real control. The mobile menu is a checkbox and a label, not a scripted div, so it works with a keyboard and is announced correctly.
• Visible focus outlines everywhere, at three pixels, never removed.
• Every form field has a bound label. Errors come back as text a screen reader reads, on a page of their own, not as colour alone.
• Text contrast measured against the rendered pixels rather than assumed, including text over photographs, where automated tools report nothing at all.
• Images carry descriptive alternative text. Purely decorative background photographs carry empty alt text so they are skipped.
• The only thing that moves by itself is the video at the top of the home page, which plays without sound and has a Pause button. If your device is set to reduce motion, the video does not play and a still photo shows instead.
• Every page works with JavaScript disabled, including both forms. The site does ship a small amount of JavaScript, for the menu tabs, the specials slider, the photo viewer and the contact form's optional fields, but all of it is an enhancement: with scripting off the whole menu is visible as one list, the slider still swipes, the photos still open, and both forms still submit and confirm.
• Layout reflows to a single column and stays free of horizontal scrolling down to a 320 pixel viewport, and survives 200 percent zoom.

How it is tested

Automated checks with axe-core across every page and state, including the mobile menu open, a switched menu tab, the photo viewer open and the contact form's conditional fields shown; a Content Security Policy conformance pass in a real browser; keyboard-only walkthroughs; and contrast measured from rendered screenshots rather than from the stylesheet, because text over photography cannot be checked any other way. Automated testing catches a minority of barriers, so the reports below matter more than the tooling.

Known limits

• Links to the online ordering page, Instagram, Facebook, Google and Yelp lead to third-party services whose accessibility is outside this site's control. Ordering happens on that ordering page, not here.
• The menu is published here in full, but without prices: the restaurant supplied it that way. Prices have to be had by phone.
• The weekly specials are graphics made by the restaurant, shown in a slider that scrolls sideways. Each special is also written out as text, so a screen reader reads the day, the deal and the dish, and the slider can be scrolled by keyboard.
• Event flyers are posted by the restaurant's staff. Each event's name, and its date and time where it has one, are written out beside the flyer. If a flyer shows something that is not written out, call us and we will read it to you.

Tell us about a barrier

If something on this site gets in your way, tell us and we will help you get what you need, whether that is the menu read aloud, an order taken by phone, or the details of an event.

• Call (818) 626-9413 during opening hours.
• Write to us with the contact form: choose "General inquiry" and mention accessibility.
• Tell any member of staff at 8942 Tampa Ave, Northridge, CA 91324.

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