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Top Juice Wintergarden

This sushi place is located inside the met center in Sydney CBD. The counter for take away food has a moderate height . The seating area for dine it caters for an accessible device to park and set at any of the tables. However reaching the food might be a challenge. 

Parking and drop off are challenging since the complex center is in the middle of the city. 
However, the tram line stops right in front of the george street entrance.

Restroom are located in the complex are they have spacious accessible toilets. If they are not open, you can ask for the key by knocking the door right in front of the toilets or by calling the provided number on that area.

SUSHI NAYA

Eat Thai front entrance has a small step,  no ramp but there is outside seating.
Table spacing is slightly cramped & seating is not fixed to the floor.
Accessible toilets can be found at The Imperial Hotel, parking at The Gordon, 2 Newcombe Street





Eat Thai

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

Taste Baguette & Grill is an accessible takeaway cafe located at Darling Quarter. There is ramp access from the front of the venue to the main entrance. There is step-free access to the counter, but there are no inside tables. The venue’s outdoor seating is mostly inaccessible due to the use of benches and high tables but there are also some other tables to chose from. There is no accessible toilet on site.
A Wilson Carpark is nearby for accessible parking spots.

Taste Baguette & Grill

Tote Park

Mobility Parking, Cathedral Street, (Sydney)

Imported from City of Sydney Open Data – Mobility Parking (data/parking/sydney-parking-city-of-sydney.csv)

This place has a pretty groovy and chilled atmosphere and the staff are friendly and helpful. 

There's a level front entrance, with a standard doorway. Wide space between tables and bar, easy to get through to back area and to the toilets, as long as bar isn't 5 deep. 

There's a mixture of high tables and stools and low tables and sofas. The back area opens up into a fairly wide space. 

The toilet is semi-accessible - it has no rails and is not marked as accessible (it's the one marked for women). There's a small lip to get into toilet, so you need to pop a wheely if you're in a manual chair. A powered chair should have no problem (see the photo). If you need rails to transfer you will have to bring a friend or carer in to assist. 



blacksheep

Long way to push if you are not 100% sure where to go.

ICC Sydney

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

Mobility Parking, Ashmore Street, (Erskineville)

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

On-street accessible parking

Momofuku Seiōbo is an acclaimed restaurant with an open kitchen and edgy vibe, serving inventive Asian-European fusion dishes. It is located on the ground floor of The Star Sydney. The closest entrance is at the corner of Edward and Union Streets. It is fully wheelchair accessible (although, sitting at the counter to eat while watching the chefs at work is not possible).

Momofuku Seiōbo

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Siesta Sydney

The is a small cafe on Abercrombie St. It has a level entrance with an extra wide doorway and also outdoor seating. The staff are friendly, There are no accessible toilets.

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