This MCP server provides wheelchair accessibility scores for 70,000+ US restaurants, with search, filter, and feedback submission capabilities. It delivers the underlying accessibility dataset through the Model Context Protocol, enabling clients to consume location-level information programmatically.
π οΈ Key Features
Wheelchair accessibility data for 70,000+ US restaurants
Search and filter over restaurant/location records
Submit feedback to the dataset
Topics include: accessibility, restaurants, wheelchair, API, MCP, and Model Context Protocol
Server identifier: io.github.DavidSirota/rollin-mcp-server
π Use Cases
Looking up wheelchair accessibility scores for US restaurants
Filtering results by accessibility-related criteria (as supported by the serverβs search/filter functions)
Collecting user feedback on restaurant accessibility information
β‘ Developer Benefits
Integrates via MCP (Model Context Protocol)
Uses provided topics indicating compatibility with tools like ChatGPT/Claude and NPM distribution
Programmatic access to accessibility data through an MCP server
β οΈ Limitations
Description and excerpt emphasize accessibility scores and restaurant/location coverage; no other domain capabilities are specified in the provided data
Wheelchair accessibility data for 98,000+ US locations, delivered through the Model Context Protocol.
The only wheelchair accessibility data source available through MCP. Search 98,000+ restaurants, cafes, and bars across the US. Get real 0-100 accessibility scores. Submit corrections through natural conversation. One protocol, every platform.
v1.4 β Hosted server. Connect over Streamable HTTP at https://joinrollin.com/api/mcp with nothing to install, or run locally via npx. Trial mode still ships with the package: 5 free requests per session, no API key needed, with progressive nudges to a free key when you're ready.
Nobody should have to call ahead to ask if they can get in the door.
ROLLIN puts accessibility data where it actually gets used.
Try It Now β No Key Required
bash
npx rollin-mcp-server
That's it. The server starts in trial mode with 5 free requests. Real data, real scores, no signup. When you're ready for unlimited access, grab a free key at joinrollin.com/portal.
Why MCP?
Model Context Protocol is the open standard for connecting tools to data. No custom integrations. No API wrappers. No glue code.
Build one MCP server β every compatible client gets instant access. Think of it as USB-C for data: one plug, universal compatibility. ROLLIN was one of the first accessibility data providers to ship an MCP server.
If your tool speaks MCP, it speaks accessibility.
Quick Start
Option A: Hosted server (no install)
ROLLIN also runs a hosted MCP server over Streamable HTTP β nothing to run locally, always current:
Works in any client that supports remote MCP servers. Send your key as an
Authorization: Bearer or X-Api-Key header. Any tier works, including Free.
Discovery (initialize, tools/list) needs no key; tool calls require one.
Option B: Run locally via npx
1. Add the Server
bash
npx rollin-mcp-server
No global install. Runs anywhere Node 18+ is available. Works immediately in trial mode β no API key needed for your first 5 requests.
2. Get a Free API Key (for unlimited access)
Sign up at joinrollin.com/portal β no credit card required. Set ROLLIN_API_KEY in your config to unlock unlimited requests.