Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), restaurants must be accessible to which group?

• A. Individuals with disabilities
• B. Seniors
• C. Tour groups
• D. Non-English speakers

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that the ADA requires places of public accommodation, like restaurants, to be accessible to people with disabilities. This ensures they can enter, move around, use restrooms, and enjoy services without barriers. So the best answer is individuals with disabilities because the law specifically focuses on removing physical and communication barriers for people who have disabilities. Features like accessible entrances, adequate space at tables, accessible restrooms, and menu or service options that accommodate disabilities are common examples. The other groups listed aren’t the primary focus of these accessibility requirements, even though restaurants may still serve them without barriers.