I had dinner at the Packing House with a small group of friends. I am a very big person(obese), dining out isn't always the most enjoyable experience. I have never enjoyed sitting on smaller (probably what most people would consider normal-sized) chairs for any length of time. Many restaurants are not very accommodating to this, not to mention asking for assistance is embarrassing and makes me feel like the center of attention, which I generally would prefer to avoid. When we were being seated, I noticed the chairs surrounding the table were too narrow for me to comfortably sit in, and mentioned it to the hostess, who then retrieved an armless chair. This wasn't going to work, but then our server, Seslie offered to move the back booth, increasing the distance from the seat to the table making it possible for me to sit in it comfortably. The server pulled up another table to the booth to accommodate the rest of our party, and with some minimal rearrangements (nothing more than I think you would normally have, if you showed up unannounced to a restaurant with a group of people) we were all able to be seated comfortably together. I was later told that they hadn't suggested it at first because they are conscientious of not embarrassing their larger patrons that need such accommodations. I am writing this review to make people aware that the Packing House is not only accommodating, but considerate about being accommodating, and that is not often my experience with other restaurants. If you are a larger person, ask to be seated at the booth toward the back of the restaurant. we were able to enjoy a wonderful dining experience and this was the most comfortable I have been dining out in a long time. If you stop in on a Friday or Saturday, I highly recommend the prime rib, it really was terrific, and once again thank you Seslie, the service you provided was excellent!