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Bring your people
Birthdays, work nights out, team lunches, fundraisers, celebrations. A big room, good pizza, a dance floor that works for everyone in your group, and a crew who are genuinely pleased to see you.
Book the space for a birthday, a work do or a celebration. Everything on our accessibility list comes as standard — so if someone in your group uses a wheelchair, needs a quiet corner, adaptive cutlery or a blended meal, it's already handled. No awkward phone call required.
Bring your group in for an evening and we'll give 10% of sales to your non-profit. Email us and we'll walk you through planning it — we've done a lot of these and they're easy.
An easy present for someone who has everything, and an excellent way to make a friend try this place.
Pizza, on a schedule. For people who have correctly identified that the hardest part of pizza is remembering to order it.
Can't get here? Order through Slice — it passes on the most to local pizzerias like ours.
For employers
Some of our team are ready for their next job, and we would be proud to lose them to a good one. If your business is hiring, talk to us — we will tell you honestly what somebody is brilliant at, what they need, and why the second part is much smaller than you are imagining.
You will not be disappointed. People who have had to fight this hard to reach the starting line tend to show up with a level of drive that is difficult to find anywhere else.
People do move on from here, and we count that as the job working. See where our crew went next →
For job seekers
Our waiting list is long and we would rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise. But we do hire, and we would like to hear from you.
Email us and tell us about yourself — what you are good at, what you enjoy, and when you are free.
Brewability to-do: if there's a proper application form or waiting-list process, link it here.
Brewability TV
We film what happens here and put it out on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. Our pilot premiered at SeriesFest. The point is simple: it is much harder to hold onto an assumption about what disabled adults can do while watching them do it.
Filming costs money that selling pizza doesn't cover. Our nonprofit, AbilitytoAccess, Inc, funds that work — along with training and adaptive equipment. If you would like to put something behind it, we would be glad of it. If you would rather just come and eat, that is genuinely just as useful.
Brewability to-do: confirm the current donation route and AbilitytoAccess's EIN and 501(c)(3) status before this page states that donations are tax-deductible. The old GoFundMe was scheduled to end in April 2026.
Tell somebody. Most people who walk in for the first time were sent by a friend.
We would love to be less unusual. The point was never to be the only place like this.