Thai restaurant on single level. Nearby accessible parking. 

Bo Thai

Wollstonecraft - City end platform 1 to Shirley Rd

Located at the southern end of Sydney Harbour Bridge, Pylon Lookout is inaccessible to wheelchair users. There are 200 steps up to the lookout itself.

Pylon Lookout

Dawes Point Park is inaccessible to wheelchair users. There are no entrances that are step-free and the park itself has a very steep gradient in places. There are also cobbles and rocky parts which make wheelchair access difficult. There are no toilets in the park.

Dawes Point Park

A spectacular semi open-air bar, cafe, and restaurant, with one of the best views in Sydney - right on the waterside with a perfect view of the Harbour bridge!

Part of the Sydney Opera House complex, it’s reachable in three main ways; either by strolling along Circular Quay (there is an entrance ramp directly alongside the water) or from the main parking for the Opera House, or from the Opera House directly (take the main lift to the lower ground floor).

The space is partially indoor and outdoor, there are many outdoor tables that are accessible with plenty of space between chairs to manoeuvre, but some areas (a few outdoor tables up steps) are inaccessible.

Those people in wheelchairs might want to avoid going here at peak times (eg Friday evenings; particularly sunny ones) because it gets very full.

There are well maintained accessible toilets at the Opera bar itself and in the Opera Kitchen and Opera House, both very nearby.

Opera Bar

Russel park is a small grassy area with a walking path along Fivedock Bay. There isn’t any accessible parking near the park but lots of street parking especially out of peak times.

There are bathrooms in the park however they are located across the grass area and also not dedicated accessible bathrooms. There is also a playground across the road part of the park, here there are some bench’s and gazebos however little to no accessible play equipment. 

Nearby street parking at : 40 or 42 Bay Road, Russell Lea, New South Wales, 2046 and 51 Cometrowe Street, Drummoyne, New South Wales, 2047, 

Russell Park

The Tea Cosy is an inaccessible cafe located on George Street. There are steps leading up to the main entrance and there is no portable ramp on site to enable entry. The only part of the venue that is accessible is the outside street level seating area which means you won’t have access to the toilets.
Accessible parking can be found around 250 metres away in the Wilson carpark.

The Tea Cosy

This is a small playground but great for the local families in the area and a plus that it is enclosed.This playground issuitable for toddlers and younger children. It includes swings and climbing equipment but unfortunately no special equipment for wheelchair users. 
Trinity Avenue Playground is fully accessible as the terrain is hard and flat. There is step-free access into the playground and throughout. There are no accessible toilets located on site. There are no designated accessible parking spots but 2 hour parking on the steets nearby is possible.

Trinity Avenue Playground

The Rocks Discovery Museum is inaccessible to wheelchair users. A very narrow doorway provides step-free access but inside not all areas can be accessed via wheelchair. The reception is the only accessible part.

The Rocks Discovery Museum

Wire mill reserve is a beautiful waterfront pathway / park along Abbotsford Bay. There are few accessible entrances, due to many of the entrances / exits being up stairs or through the apartment blocks with hilly terrain. The main accessible entrance I located is along the path between Allison Park. This is a long walkway up and down hills however there is a constant paved path through this area and is still a pleasant walk.

Due to this distance there is little to no accessible parking or normal parking at all as the reserve is surrounded by buildings and the bay, parking to come to this park would mean parking somewhere closer to Campbell or Allison parks. Once in the park there are some benches however it’s mainly just a walking track along the bay.

Accessible street parking: 40 Bay Road, Russell Lea, New South Wales, 2046

There are no bathrooms, the closest one being at the Campbell Park clubhouse which is quite far away and difficult to access from this area. 

Wire Mill Reserve

BarCycle is a cycling-themed accessible cafe located in Walsh Bay. There is step-free access into the venue, which also has an outdoor seating area. There are share accessible toilets and designated parking spots can be found in one of the nearby public carparks.

Barcycle Walsh Bay

Walsh Bay Kitchen adjoins the Roslyn Packer Theatre. It is an accessible restaurant serving Australian cuisine. Space between tables is cramped, meaning some parts of the dining area may prove inaccessible but there are also tables outside. There is step-free access into and around the venue, which also has an accessible toilet.
There are plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Walsh Bay Kitchen

There is approx 5cm step at the front door but flat access is possible through the side glass doors - be sure to phone and ask for this to be available before you turn up as a table is often in place there. 

Once inside, the dining area is fairly spacious but a few tables may be inaccessible, especially at peak times. Make sure to inform the venue about your arrival so they can arrange a table. 

There is no accessible toilet on site, There is an accessible public carpark nearby and 2 on street parking bays directly across the road.

Walsh Bay Crabhouse

Appetito Pizza Pasta Bar is an accessible restaurant that can only be accessed via the George Street entrance and not the rear entry on Circular Quay. But at the George Street entrance there is a special door for wheelchair users which has extra wide doorframes. Inside you will find a lift which takes you to the dining area. Staff are happy to assist with arranging a table and they will ensure that there is enough room between the tables. There is also an outside area which can be used.
An accessible toilet is available onsite. The closest designated parking spots can be found approximately 100 metres away from the venue on George Street.

Appetito Pizza Pasta Bar

This is an accessible cafe located in Barangaroo. The venue offers step-free access into and around the dining area, while there is also plenty of tables of easily accessible outside. There is no accessible toilet on site but there are some located on the wharf opposite, around 50mtrs away. Accessible parking spots can be found in one of the nearby public carparks and on the street just opposite the cafe.

Brix & Beans Coffee House

Hotel Palisade is a restaurant, bar and hotel that is accessible by wheelchair. Sitting on a hill at Millers Point, Hotel Palisade overlooks the harbour and is adjacent to Sydney's newest park – Barangaroo Reserve. 
There is a ramp at one entrance and a lift to the second top floor with fine views of Sydney. The top floor is only accessible by stairs. On the ground floor is a back room offering more space for wheelchair users. There is also a small amount of outside space on the ground floor. The venue doesn’t provide accessible toilets. They do not have accessible facilities in their hotel rooms. Being a heritage listed building, they are limited with the space they have and were unable to incorporate any wheelchair access provisions.

Hotel Palisade

Both of the entrances to Observer Hotel have steps and are inaccessible for wheelchair users. The only option at this bar and restaurant is to sit outside in the courtyard, which has a number of tables which means you will have no access to the toilets. Closest designated parking spots are available in the Wilson Clocktower carpark.

Observer Hotel

Oishi-Billi is an accessible Japanese restaurant situated on Alfred Street in Milson Point.

The venue offers step free entry via paved level pathway approach to glass entry doors.  Inside is bright & spacious with floor to ceiling windows, easy access to the counter, freestanding tables, chairs & covered outdoor seating. 

An accessible designated parking bay can be found outside Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre along with accessible toilet. Further accessible bathrooms can be found at Milson Point train station, Bradfield & Milson Park.

Oishi-Billi

Ventuno is an accessible restaurant serving Italian cuisine from their waterfront location at Walsh Bay. Open plan entry offers step-free access into and throughout the venue. Benches mean that some of the outdoor seating is inaccessible, but the indoor dining area is generously spaced. There is an accessible toilet on site.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Ventuno Restaurant

Gelatissimo in The Rocks is a partially accessible ice cream shop. The venue offers step-free access to the counter, but the outdoor seating area has steps leading up to it and there is no ramp on site. There are also no accessible toilets available.
Designated parking spots can be found in the Rocks carpark.

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