The Rabbit Hole is an accessible cafe on Barangaroo Avenue. There are no steps into or inside the venue, which has accessible but cramped seating inside and outside. There are no accessible toilets on site. There are plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

The Rabbit Hole Organic Tea Bar

Located on the first floor of Barangaroo House, the restaurant is accessible for wheelchair users. A lift takes you up. There are also accessible toilets. The space inside is restricted and not all tables are completely accessible due to it permanent fixture. Outside tables are also available. Accessible parking spots can be found in the Secure carpark on Shelley street.

Bea Restaurant

Belles Hot Chicken is an accessible restaurant in Barangaroo. Step-free access into the venue is available via ramps along Barangaroo Avenue. Tight spacing between tables makes some hard to access. There is no accessible toilet in site but there is a public toilet nearby.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Belles Hot Chicken Barangaroo

Ume Burger is an accessible fast food outlet which provides step-free access via ramps situated along the promenade. The venue’s outdoor seating is tight and mostly inaccessible. There are no toilets on site, but public facilities are available on Wulugul Walk.
Accessible parking spots can be found on Sussex Street.

Ume Burger

Bel and Brio is an accessible cafe and food store located in Barangaroo. Entry into the venue is step-free and there are accessible tables located in the venue’s dining area. There are no outside tables and no toilets in Bel and Brio. However there are shared accessible toilets nearby.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Bel And Brio

Joe & The Juice is an accessible juice bar from Denmark, specialising in juices and sandwiches, shakes and freshly ground coffee, served in a funky and vibrant atmosphere. There are no steps leading onto the venue and an open plan seating area provides plenty of accessible seating options. However, there are no toilets at Joe & The Juice.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Joe & The Juice Barangaroo

Spiced by Billu’s is an accessible restaurant on Barangaroo Avenue serving authentic Indian cuisine. Step-free access into and around the venue is a feature, while there is accessible seating inside and outside. There are no toilets on site, but there is an accessible public toilet located nearby on Wulugul Walk.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Spiced By Billu's

The bar is in the same building as the Bea restaurant. It is accessible for wheelchair users by lift. there is an outside area as well and the bar owns accessible toilets.
The space inside is restricted and not all tables are accessible due to its permanent fixtures.
The closest parking spots can be found in the Secure carpark on Shelley Street.

Smoke Bar

 Situated on Barangaroo Avenue, Luxe is an accessible cafe and bakery. There is very limited seating outside and none in the venue itself. There is also no accessible toilet on site. 
However there are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Luxe

Old Town Hong Kong is an accessible restaurant. There is step-free access onto and around the ground floor venue, which also has an accessible toilet. Accessible seating is available both inside and out.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Old Town Hong Kong Barangaroo

A Japanese restaurant located on Barangaroo Avenue, Zushi is accessible. Offering table service, the venue has an outdoor seating area which is accessible via ramps along the avenue. There are no toilets on site, but there is an accessible public toilet located nearby on Wulugul Walk.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Zushi Barangaroo

Bungalow 8 is accessible, offering step-free access from its King Street Wharf entry. Not all areas of the venue are accessible by wheelchair, but there is accessible seating inside and out although the room between the tables is pretty tight. The venue’s accessible unisex toilets are locked and the manager will open them upon request. Parking spots can be found in the carpark on Shelley street.

Bungalow 8

Situated within the lobby of Tower 3 International Towers Campos Coffee Barangaroo is an accessible coffee shop. An automatic door provides step-free access from the street, and there is some accessible seating both inside and outside. There is no accessible toilet on site but there is one in the tower.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Campos Coffee Barangaroo

Banksii is a fully accessible restaurant located in Barangaroo. Exceptional cocktails and food! Large ramps from Barangaroo Avenue provide step-free access. There are new accessible toilets shared between the other restaurants next door. There is accessible seating inside and outside with plenty of space between tables. Staff are very friendly and accommodating. There are many accessible public carparks nearby.

Banksii Vermouth Bar And Bistro

The Streets of Barangaroo is home to a highly curated and well-considered collection of stores and services, designed to make the new precinct as self-sufficient and convenient as possible. In fact, there is considerable science and research behind this wonderfully choreographed neighbourhood.  Credibility and authenticity is a fundamental ingredient of the precinct. The Streets represents the very best our city has to offer. World-class architecture, stunning harbourfront location, new installations of public art and unique level of retail and service expertise that resides on site each day, There is a public toilet and parking spots can be found in the carpark on Shelley Street.

The Streets Of Barangaroo

Vessel Italian & Bar is an accessible restaurant offering step-free access from its Shelley Street entry. All areas of the venue are accessible by wheelchair, and there is plenty of accessible, generously spaced seating inside and outside. There are designated accessible toilets available.
Parking spots can be found on Lime Street and Shelley Street.

Vessel Italian & Bar

Anason is an accessible restaurant in Barangaroo serving traditional Turkish cuisine. The venue is accessible by ramps situated next to the restaurant’s outdoor seating area. Anason is situated close to designated disabled toilets which are shared.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Anason

Located in The Canteen in Barangaroo, Holy Basil is an accessible food outlet serving authentic international cuisine. Some of The Canteen’s seating is inaccessible by wheelchair due to high benches, but there is an accessible toilet located by the food court’s International Tower exit.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Holy Basil

The Canteen is an accessible food court located in International Tower Two in Barangaroo. Home to cuisine from all over the world, the venue offers step-free access and a large seating area - some of which is inaccessible by wheelchair. There is also an accessible toilet located by the food court’s International Tower exit.

The Canteen

Top Juice is a juice bar chain serving juices, salads, smoothies & meals using 100% natural, raw, preservative free ingredients.

One of the Sydney branches can be found at Barangaroo offering step free entry, easy access to the food counter, fridges & seating in the dining area.

Accessible parking can be found on Kent Street, accessible bathrooms at no. 400 & Metcentre.

Top Juice Barangaroo

Located next to International Tower Three in Barangaroo, David Jones Cafe is accessible. The counter is easily accessible via the open plan, step-free entrance. A limited amount of accessible seating is available outside. There are no accessible toilets on site but there are shared accessible toilets in the tower.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

David Jones Cafe Barangaroo

Located in the food court at The Canteen in Barangaroo, Ipoh Town is a partially accessible outlet. Some of The Canteen’s seating is inaccessible by wheelchair due to high benches but there are also tables which are suitable for wheelchair users. The space is restricted especially at lunchtime. Accessible toilets are located by the food court’s International Tower exit.
Wilson Parking operates a public car park with 300 spaces beneath Barangaroo Reserve.

Ipoh Town

Meat District Co is only accessible to wheelchair users from its entry on the promenade at King Street Wharf as there are steps at the Lime Street entrance. Consequently, the lower level is the only accessible floor.  The seating area inside is inaccesible. Wheelchair users can only sit outside on the lower level.
An accessible toilet is provided and designated parking spots can be found on Sussex Street.

Meat District Co

 The lobby café located within Tower Two International Towers is mainly a takeaway but there is seating inside and outside. Accessible toilets can be found within the tower and parking spots are available in the Secure carpark on Shelley Street.

Toby's Estate

Adano’s Grill is an accessible restaurant located in The Canteen in Barangaroo. There are no steps or obstacles obscuring entry into The Canteen, although some of the seating in the food court area is inaccessible. There is a shared toilet in the food court.
There are plenty of accessible carparks nearby.

Adano's Grill

Located in the food court at The Canteen in Barangaroo, Pattison’s Pattisserie is an accessible outlet serving fresh cakes, snacks and drinks. Some of The Canteen’s seating is inaccessible by wheelchair due to high benches. There is an accessible toilet located by the food court’s International Tower exit.
Accessible parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark around 300 meters away.

Pattison's Pattiserie

Muum Maam is a partially accessible restaurant on Barangaroo Avenue serving classic Thai cuisine. Ramps from the street allow step-free entry into the venue, which offers accessible outdoor seating. There are no toilets on site, but there is an accessible public toilet located nearby on Wulugul Walk.
There are plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Muum Maam Barangaroo

Iron Grill is an accessible gourmet burger outlet in The Canteen at Barangaroo. Some of The Canteen’s seating is inaccessible by wheelchair due to high benches. There is an accessible toilet located by the food court’s International Tower exit.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Iron Grill

Devon is an accessible cafe located in International Tower Two in Barangaroo. There are no steps upon entry or around the venue, which has accessible seating inside and outside. Accessible toilets can be found within the Tower.
There are plenty of accessible carparks nearby.

Devon

Situated on Barangaroo Avenue, Shortstop Coffee & Donuts is an accessible cafe. There is limited seating inside and outside the venue, which has step-free access. There are no accessible toilets located in Shortstop Coffee & Donuts. There are plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts

Georgie Boy’s Coffee is a partially accessible cafe located in The Canteen in Barangaroo. There are no steps or obstacles obscuring entry into The Canteen, although some of the seating in the food court area is inaccessible.
The venue does not have toilets but there are accessible ones in the canteen.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Georgie Boy's Coffee Co

This is a fully accessible floating pontoon wharf which rises and falls with the tide, so you can board at any time with the same level of ramp access to the ferry. 

Close to the wharf is an accessible public toilet. Parking spots are available in the carpark on Shelley Street.

Barangaroo Wharf 2

The venue is an accessible restaurant and bar offering step-free access from its promenade entry on King Street Wharf.  All areas of the venue are accessible by wheelchair, and there is plenty of accessible seating inside and outside.  There is also enough space between the table to move a wheelchair. If there is not enough space it is absolutely no problem for the staff to make room. The venue has accessible toilets and there is an accessible carpark on Lime Street.

Georges Mediterranean Bar & Grill

Pho Mo is an accessible Vietnamese restaurant located on Barangaroo Avenue. Ramps provide step-free access into the venue, leading to both the counter and the seating area, which is located outside. There are no toilets on site, but there is an accessible shared toilet located nearby on Wulugul Walk.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Pho Mo

A seafood restaurant located on Barangaroo Avenue. love.fish is accessible with step-free entry. The venue is open plan and there is accessible seating located inside and out. There are no toilets on site, but there is an accessible shared toilet located nearby on Wulugul Walk.
There are plenty of accessible carparks nearby.

Love.fish Barangaroo

Steersons Steakhouse on Lime Street is inaccessible. There is step-free access into the venue, but a flight of steps offer the only route up to the dining area, preventing wheelchair access. There is no accessible outdoor seating.

Steersons Steakhouse

An accessible contemporary Spanish tapas bar, Born by Tapavino is located on Barangaroo Avenue. Ramps along the avenue provide access to the restaurant while there is an accessible public toilet next to the venue. The seating area is cramped and some tables may be inaccessible.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Born By Tapavino

Serving up modern Asian cuisine on Barangaroo Avenue, Lotus is an accessible restaurant. There are gentle gradient ramps leading up to the venue, which has both indoor and outdoor seating areas. There are no toilets on site, but there is an accessible shared toilet located nearby on Wulugul Walk. 
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Lotus Barangaroo

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There is step-free access into the small counter and indoor seating area. There are more accessible seats outside the venue than inside. The room between tables is very tight on the inside thats why an outside table would be the better choice.
There is no accessible toilet onsite. Parking spots can be found on Lime street.

Simplicity Cafe

Darling Harbour Wharf 3 is an accessible ferry terminal. There is step-free access into and throughout the terminal, which is fully manned and has a portable boarding ramp to enable wheelchair access onto the ferries.
There are no accessible toilets at the Pier and no designated parking spots.

Darling Harbour Boat Terminal, Wharf 3

Sumo is accessible. There are no steps into or around the venue and the counter is easily accessible. There is accessible seating inside and outside and toilets can be found in the food court.
There are plenty of accessible carparks nearby.

Sumo Barangaroo

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Restaurants & Cafes

Shirt Bar on Barangaroo Avenue is an accessible cafe. The dining part of the venue offers step-free entry and access throughout, with seating available inside and out. However, there are no accessible toilets on site.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Shirt Bar Barangaroo

Cirrus Dining is an accessible seafood restaurant in Barangaroo Avenue. Step-free access at the main entrance brings you through to a generously-spaced seating area, and there is also an accessible toilet on site.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Cirrus Dining

The Sussex Hotel is an accessible pub in Barangaroo. Only the venue’s ground floor and garden area are accessible by wheelchair. Benches make some of the outdoor seating area inaccessible, but The Sussex Hotel does have accessible toilets.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

The Sussex Hotel

Ibis Sydney King Street Wharf features 91 modern rooms, with easy access to Sydney buses, ferries and trains as well as the Sydney Aquarium, Wildlife World, Imax Theatre, Sydney Showboats, Australian National Maritime Museum and Circular Quay.
Located on Shelley Street, ibis Sydney King Street Wharf is accessible to wheelchair users inside and throughout the hotel. The lobby and bar areas are accessible, have a wheelchair friendly toilet and there are lifts to each floor.  The hotel has 4 designated accessible rooms which have an open-plan wet room with a roll-in shower. There is also an accessible parking spot very close to the hotel entrance.

Ibis Sydney King Street Wharf

Located in the south lobby of International Tower One, South by Dukes is an accessible cafe. Step-free entry can be gained via the street entrance and via the Tower’s lobby. There is accessible seating located inside and outside, but there are no accessible toilets. However accessible toilets can be found within the tower.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

South by Dukes

The restaurant is accessible by lift. There is an accessible toilet and outside seating area. The space between tables is generous. The closest parking spots can be found on Shelley Street.

12-micron

On level one of International Tower One in Barangaroo, NOLA is an accessible American-style smokehouse. There is lift access to the restaurant via the venue’s ground floor entry, which is located beside the main entrance to the Tower. Accessible unisex toilets are also available at NOLA.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

NOLA Smokehouse And Bar

Strike is a bar and bowling alley offering step-free access from its entry on the promenade at King Street Wharf. All areas of the venue are accessible by wheelchair except for the ‘escape' rooms. There is a lift to provide access to the bowling alley. The venue has seating outside, but  high benches make it inaccessible. However inside there is generous space.
There are accessible toilets onsite and the closest accessible parking spots are on Lime Street.

Strike Darling Harbour

The restaurant is accessible for wheelchair users. There are accessible toilets and and outdoor seating area. The space between tables is generous.
The closest accessible parking spots can be found in the carpark on Shelley Street.

The Meat & Wine Co Barangaroo

The inside space is restricted and there is no accessible toilet. The outside area is accessible however due to high stools and the benches not all tables are accessible.
The closest parking spots can be found in the carpark on Shelley Street.

Sushi Hon Izakaya

Kobe Jones is an inaccessible due a flight of steps at the entrance to the building, preventing wheelchair access. However you can call the restaurant before your arrival and they will allow access through the kitchen. There is no accessible outdoor seating and no accessible toilets can be found on site.
Designated parking spots can be found on Lime Street.

Kobe Jones Sydney

Lal Qila Darling Harbour is an accessible Indian and Pakistani restaurant offering step-free access from its Lime Street entry.  Not all areas inside are accessible because of a big step. But there is plenty of accessible seating outside. The venue doesn’t have designated  toilets for wheelchair users. Accessible parking spots can be found on Shelley Street.

Lal Qila Darling Harbour

Nick's Bar and Grill is an accessible restaurant and bar offering step-free access from its promenade entry on King Street Wharf.  All areas of the venue are accessible by wheelchair, and there is plenty of accessible seating inside and out. There is also enough space between the tables but make sure to call them anyway before your visit to ensure a smooth stay. The restaurant offers an accessible toilet and also accessible parking for wheelchair users.

Nick's Bar And Grill

The Malaya on Lime Street is an inaccessible South East Asian restaurant. There is a flight of steps at the only entrance to the building, preventing wheelchair access. There is no accessible outdoor seating.

The Malaya

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Step-free access into the Bristol Arms Hotel can only be gained via the bistro entrance on Slip Street, which is just off Sussex Street. Bristol Arms is made up of three distinct spaces. At top of the hotel sits the Bristol Rooftop with its spacious indoor and outdoor areas. The ground floor hosts the Public Bar and TAB, with big screens throughout to show all sport, and a beer garden. 
The bistro level is the only floor accessible by wheelchair, meaning the bar and terrace areas are inaccessible. There are toilets on the bistro level, but they are not designated accessible.
Designated parking spots can be found in a carpark on Shelley Street.

Bristol Arms Hotel

This Indian restaurantnt can only be accessed via a lift from the promenade level, which takes you to the first floor. Space between tables is restricted, but most are accessible. Outside tables are provided as well which are accessible. There are also designated accessible toilets on the restaurant level. Accessible parking spots can be found on Lime Street.

Manjits @ The Wharf - Indian Restaurant

Cargo Bar & Lounge is an accessible restaurant and bar offering step-free access from its promenade entry on King Street Wharf. The upper floor the venue is not accessible by wheelchair. Otherwise, there is plenty of accessible seating inside and outside.The staff will make room between the tables to ensure a smooth stay.  The venue has shared accessible toilets. Accessible parking spots are available on Sussex Street.

Cargo Bar & Lounge

Located on Sydney’s iconic waterfront at King Street Wharf, Casa Ristorante Italiano is an accessible restaurant with step-free access into and throughout the venue. Space between tables can be tight in places, but there is plenty of accessible seating inside and out. The venue also offers an accessible toilet.
Designated parking spots can be found in the carpark on Cuthbert Street.

Casa Ristorante Italiano

The Starbucks in Wynyard is a popular spot for locals and commuters. Located on the corner of York and Margaret Streets in the Wynyard precinct, this Starbucks café is a favorite for workers and students looking to focus on their tasks with a nice origin blend coffee or hot drink.

The main entrance has a few steps, which may present a challenge for those with mobility restrictions. However, there is an accessible entrance through the building next door at 11 York Street, right next to the train station. You can notify the staff beforehand, or simply let them know upon arrival—they will guide you to the accessible entry. The staff will open the glass doors and ensure the space is comfortable for you.

Restrooms are available at Wynyard train station, just a couple of hundred meters from Starbucks’ accessible entrance.

Starbucks York Street

Condor Japanese Restaurant in Sydney's Wynyard area offers a cozy dining experience with a diverse menu of traditional Japanese dishes, specializing in sushi, ramen, and bento boxes. 

While Condor is a popular spot, accessibility may be limited. The entrance is somewhat narrow, and there is a step that could pose challenges for visitors with mobility needs. Inside, the step at the entry makes the venue inaccessible. Although tables are closely arranged in the outdoors, people with reduced mobility can still manage to be served a nice asian style popular dish from locals who keep their traditions in food. 

The venue does not provide toilets on site. Nevertheless, they can give you access to the toilets at the back of the premises. The attentive staff are generally willing to assist and accommodate wherever possible. You might be able to reach the toilets if you travel around the building, the paths are flat but the toilet isn't step-free. Despite the step being minimal, you need to be aware of its existence. To make it shorter, toilets are reachable for people presenting small mobility issues or having devices, however, they are far from the shop(on a wheelchair since people walking can trespass through the shop to the back), it is possible but not hassle-free ensured.the toilets do not have handrails and space is quite narrow but still doable.

 It’s recommended to call ahead to discuss specific needs for a comfortable dining experience.

condor japanese restaurant

Bar Bellacinno is an accessible cafe located on Pitt Street. 
There is a ramp to the side of the cafe which permits access to the counter and indoor seating area and limited seating at the back. There are no tables outside the venue, which doesn’t have any accessible toilets.
There is even a small takeaway store next door to grab shopping on the way home.
Designated parking spots can be found around 50 meters away in the Wilson carpark.

Bar Bellacinno

An easy to access café in the lobby on 347 Kent Street.  The doors to the lobby are automatic and slide open, with wide access.  There is no alternative access.  There are several tables that are spaced apart from each other, wide enough to fit a wheelchair at.  All the tables are low.  There is no toilet.  The staff are also very accommodating in general. Parking is limited as it is located in the CBD.

Kent Street Fare

Cava on Kent is a fully accessible neighbourhood cafe, open for breakfast and lunch. Only a few tables inside are easy to get to in a wheelchair when it is busy at peak times. However, the cafe does have the benefit of a huge outside space, way back from the road, and most of the tables here are fully accessible. Tables sometimes make the route to the shared accessible toilet tricky, so it may best to approach it from one of the adjoining businesses that share it.

Cava On Kent

There are six entrances to Wynyard station (useful to know because they span a steep hill). All of them are accessible: the main entrances on George Street (the concourse is reached by a wide gentle ramp) and the walkway to the Barangaroo precinct, the quieter York Street, Kent Street (closed on weekends), and Clarence Street entrances (concourse reached by lift), and the much smaller Harrington Street entrance (concourse reached by lift).


Wynyard Station

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Kansas City Shuffle is an accessible cafe and restaurant located on Gloucester Street. There is a platform lift at the back of the restaurant which takes you up to the raised dining area. There is an accessible takeaway kiosk located next to the venue’s street entrance. Not all tables inside are accessible and the space is restricted but the tables can be allocated to ensure more room to maneuver. However there are a few outside tables available.
There are no accessible toilets.
Designated parking can be found in the Rocks carpark.

Kansas City Shuffle

Madame Tussauds Sydney is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access into and throughout the attraction, but the venue warn that large motorised wheelchairs may not be able to access all exhibits. Madama Tussaud´s offers a small number of wheelchairs for free hire on a first come, first served basis. Accessible toilets can be found onsite.
There is no carpark onsite but there are several ones nearby for example in Sussex Street or in Murray Street.

Madame Tussauds Sydney

Aquarium, Darling Harbour is an accessible ferry terminal. There is step-free access into and throughout the terminal, which is unmanned. There is a portable boarding ramp to enable wheelchair access onto the ferries.
There are no accessible toilets at the Pier and no designated parking spots.

Aquarium Boat Terminal, Darling Harbour Wharf

SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium (formerly Sydney Aquarium) contains a large variety of Australian aquatic life, displaying more than 700 species comprising more than 13,000 individual fish and other sea and water creatures from most of Australia's water habitats.
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium is fully accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access throughout the venue, with ramps providing access to different levels of the aquarium. Accessible toilets are located at the entrance and exit of the attraction.
wheelchairs are available to hire for free from guest services on arrival on a first come, first served basis.
Due to the steepness of some ramps that lead down to the deeper oceanariums (Shark Valley and Dugong Island), wheelchair users may find they require extra assistance.
Parking spots are available on Wheat Street.

Sea Life Sydney Aquarium

The Australian National Maritime Museum is Australia’s national centre for maritime collections, exhibitions, research and archaeology. As Sydney’s most visible national cultural institution, it is committed to connect audiences right across Australia in both urban and regional areas.
The Museum is fully accessible to wheelchair users. There is ramp access into the main museum building via the main entrance. To access all exhibition spaces within the main building you will find lifts or ramps. You can even get to the wharves and the viewing platform outside the museum. The only thing you cannot access are the vessels. Accessible toilets are on site. In the museum there is a cafe which is also perfectly accessible for wheelchair users.
Courtesy wheelchairs are available and require a photo ID. There are accessible parking spots but they need to be booked before arrival as there are just a few. 

Australian National Maritime Museum

Belgian Beer Cafe Heritage is a two-storey bar and restaurant that is partly accessible to wheelchair users. The ground floor is step-free, but there is no lift to the upper level. The majority of the seating is tightly packed but accessible. There are no outside tables.
Accessible Unisex toilets can be found on site and designated parking spots are available in the Rocks carpark.

Belgian Beer Cafe Heritage

Close to the Harbour Bridge,The Star and Maritime Museum. Nur Muhammad is an inaccessible Malaysian restaurant located on Murray Street. There is a step at the entrance to the venue which prevents wheelchair access. There is also no accessible seating outside the venue. 

Nur Muhammad

Darling Harbour, Pier 26 is an accessible ferry terminal. There is step-free access into and throughout the terminal, which is unmanned. There is a portable boarding ramp to enable wheelchair access onto the ferries.
There are no accessible toilets at the Pier and no designated parking spots.

Darling Harbour Boat Terminal , Pier 26

Nespresso encourages coffee enthusiasts to visit their barista-quality Boutique in Sydney’s CBD. Customers can explore premium coffee on-site, sample the new origin blends and experimental varieties, and discover state-of-the-art machines and accessories—all while receiving exceptional, personalized customer service.

The main entrance has a few steps, but there is a side entry on Barrack Street with a wide, flat threshold that opens outward, allowing for easy access for those with mobility needs. The spacious welcoming area is easy to navigate, with ample room to explore displays featuring Nespresso machines and accessories.

For a complete experience, the shop’s upper level offers an on-site tasting area where visitors can sample coffees to find their ideal blend. This elevated platform is accessible by an in-store lift, ensuring everyone can enjoy the tasting experience without difficulty. The entire shop is fully accessible, and the attentive staff strive to make every visit exceptional.

Nespresso Boutique Sydney

Pyrmont Bay is an accessible light rail stop. There is step-free access onto both platforms, with a lift on site to provide access from Murray Street. There is a designated bay at the end of the platforms in which to wait if you need a portable boarding ramp. Signal the driver on approach and he will alight the train and assist with the ramp.
There are no accessible toilets nearby. A carpark can be found on Edward street.

Pyrmont Bay Light Rail

The Helm Bar is fully accessible for wheelchair users.  A lift situated between the adjoining shops on the ground floor provides step-free access to the first floor bar and dining area.  During the week almost all tables are accessible, whereas on the weekend the tables on the first floor are replaced with high tables and benches. Make sure to contact them to arrange a good table. There is plenty of space between the tables so there shouldn’t be a problem within the venue. Designated accessible unisex toilets are available inside the venue.
Accessible parking can only be found on Sussex street.

Helm Bar

The Langham Hotel is undoubtedly one of the most accessible hotels in central Sydney.  

It has one fully accessible room (127 on the first floor, a short distance from the lift) with an interconnecting room if required. 

It is operated with an automatic door opener. The room is spacious in every way both at the foot and at the sides of the bed. There is plenty of room to wheel around and rearrange furniture if necessary. Some electrical power points are at eye level.

The bathroom is very spacious. It is fitted with an automatic sliding door and a sensor which turns on lights automatically upon entry. It has a roll in shower.

Staff are very attentive and quick to arrive if you need extra help with anything

All the public areas of the hotel are fully accessible and roomy. The restaurant and bar have many easily accessible tables. The seating elsewhere is easy to get to. There is an accessible toilet on the ground floor. A long ramp from the concierge entrance area leads up to the main areas. The spa is also accessible by lift.

There is an accessible on street parking space almost directly opposite the hotel entrance. There is a drop curb by the entrance which taxis can use to drop you at.

If you are a manual wheelchair user, there is only one potential drawback: its location. It is situated in a fairly hilly part of the CBD.

The Langham Sydney

At the rear of the Grovesnor Place courtyard, Grand Duk is a venue that is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access into the side entrance of the restaurant, to the outdoor terrace and to the counter and indoor seating area. There are no toilets on site, but there are accessible public facilities in the courtyard. Designated parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark on Harrington Street.

Grand Duk

Located on Harrington Street, Brew Cafe can be accessed via a gentle ramp situated just to the side of the venue’s main entrance, which has four steps to negotiate. Inside the cafe, plenty of seating is accessible. However the space is restricted but it is possible to rearrange the tables to ensure there is enough room to maneuver. Accessible toilets are available on site and designated parking can be found on Harrington Street.

Brew Cafe

The Morrison Bar and Oyster Room is nestled in the heart of Sydney’s CBD and is an accessible restaurant and bar located on George Street. There is an extra entry for wheelchair users with wider doorframe and a small “ramp“ leading into the venue. The space inside is very restricted. There is only one table within the venue which is accessible. You definitely have to inform the venue before your arrival as they have to prepare and allocate the tables to ensure that there is enough room to maneuver. There is an accessible toilet on site. 
Designated parking spots can be found around 100 meters away in the Wilson carpark.

The Morrison Bar & Oyster Room

A symbol of Australia’s industrial history, Pyrmont Bridge is one of the world's oldest surviving electrically operated swingspan bridges.
Pyrmont Bridge is accessible to wheelchair users. There is a lift onto the bridge from Wheat Road. The bridge itself is step-free and easily accessible by wheelchair. There are accessible toilets located at the Wheat Road end of the bridge on Cockle Bay Wharf.
On each end there are several accessible cafes and restaurants. Parking spots can be found on Wheat Road.

Pyrmont Bridge

Located on Cumberland Street, The Rocks Teppanyaki is an inaccessible Japanese restaurant. Entry to the venue is step-free, but all of the dining rooms in the venue can only be accessed via sets of stairs. There are no lifts in the building.

The Rocks Teppanyaki

This cafe inside The Star Cafe Court is accessible for the most part, because the star centre has their own accessible toilet & eating area that are for use of everyone in the cafe court, that adds to the attraction of this cafe.  Parking can also be found in The Star centre

Flying Fish

Sydney Lyric is the place to experience musicals, theatre, concerts, opera and ballet. 
The Theatre is fully accessible to wheelchair users. There are plenty of accessible, step-free entrances from street level. Each floor of the building can be accessed via lifts in order to reach every auditorium and room in the building. Wheelchair seating is located in Row P and Q of the Stalls. Patrons who wish to remain in a wheelchair can be seated in Row P. Patrons transferring from a wheelchair can be seated in Row Q. There are ramps and lifts to the Stalls foyer allowing access to these seats.
Accessible facilities can also be found onsite. There is a carpark at the star casino with accessible parking spots.

Sydney Lyric Theatre

Located on the ground floor of The Star, Pizzaperta is an Italian restaurant. 
There is step-free access into and around the outdoor venue, which has minimal accessible seating due to benches and bar stools.  If you call the venue before your arrival the staff will be happy to arrange a table for you. There are no accessible toilets in the venue itself but the nearest facilities are located inside The Star.
Parking spots can be found in the Star carpark.

Pizzaperta

Harts Pub is an inaccessible restaurant and bar located on the corner of Essex Street and Gloucester Street. Both entrances to the venue have a set of four steps and there is no portable ramp on site to aid entry.

Harts Pub

Accessible parking

Accessible cafe / restaurant / kiosk

Large Venues

City Recital Hall is a purpose-built live performance venue with world-class acoustics located in the heart of Sydney’s CBD. City Recital Hall presents a curated program of contemporary music performances alongside  classical presenting partners to elevate Sydney’s live music experience.
 


For more information about the venue, planning your visit and amenities, please see the City Recital Hall visit page.
 


City Recital Hall's box office is open from 12:30pm to 5pm, Monday to Friday. For ticketing enquiries, please contact 02 8256 2222 or boxoffice@cityrecitalhall.com (this email is not monitored on weekends). 

 



City Recital Hall is committed to making our events accessible to all audiences.



Our venue has designated wheelchair positions, accessible toilets, courtesy wheelchairs, seating for patrons with visual impairment, hearing loops, and we welcome patrons with Companion Cards or Assistance Animals.



For more detailed accessibility information, visit the City Recital Hall accessibility page, or contact the City Recital Hall box office on 02 8256 2222 or boxoffice@cityrecitalhall.com 



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