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

Located in the courtyard at Grosvenor Place, Saké Jr is a takeaway Japanese restaurant that is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access into the venue and part of the lower dining area, but the upper seating area is accessible only by stairs. There are no toilets on site, but there are unisex facilities in the courtyard. Designated parking spots can be found in the carpark on King Street.

Saké Jr

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

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

Quay West Suites is inaccessible to wheelchair users. The hotel has no rooms suitable for wheelchair access and not all areas of the hotel can be accessed step-free. Plenty of shops, restaurants and cafes are available in the immediate surrounding.
Designated parking spots can be found within the same building.

Quay West Suites Sydney Hotel

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

The Blue Bar at the Shangri-La Hotel in Sydney is  a cocktail bar located on the 36th floor and offers stunning views of the city and harbor. 

The Shangri-La building provides accessible features, including ramps and elevators, to accommodate guests with mobility needs. You can access the Blue Bar through the main lobby of the Shangri-La Hotel which is step-free. Elevators directly connect to the higher floors where the bar is located. The space is restricted, however, the staff are able to allocate tables to ensure enough room for wheelchair users.

The hotel is located near Circular Quay and Wynyard train stations, both of which are accessible via wheelchair and other mobility aids. Taxis and rideshare services can also drop off directly at the hotel entrance in a secured way. Designated parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark around 100 meters away.

Accessible toilets are of easy access throughout the building. You can find one accessible toilet on level 36th.

Blu Bar On 36

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

Avenue on George is an accessible cafe, bar and restaurant. There is step-free access into and throughout the venue.There is also accessible seating inside and outside of Avenue on George. On site you can find accessible toilets and designated parking spots are available in the Wilson carpark on Harrington Street.

Avenue On George

Located in the Four Seasons hotel on George Street, Grain is an accessible spirits, cocktail bar and restaurant. Grain by Four Seasons Hotel Sydney, is all about the fine craft of drinking.
Step-free entry is gained via the hotel lobby. All parts of the restaurant are accessible and there are also designated unisex toilets on site. Outside tables are not available.
Designated parking spots can be found in the hotel carpark or in the Rocks carpark.

Grain

Four Seasons is accessible to wheelchair users. The hotel has 4 specific wheelchair friendly rooms with roll-in showers, wall-mounted shower seats, grab bars in the bathrooms, low hanging space in the closet and an automated door, but you will need to specifically ask for an accessible room when making your booking. Each floor is accessible by lift.
There are plenty of accessible shops, Cafés and restaurants nearby. Designated parking spots can be found in the hotel carpark.

Four Seasons

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

Located in the Shangri-La Hotel on Cumberland Street, Altitude Restaurant is an accessible bistro serving modern Australian cuisine. A lift in the hotel lobby will take you up to the restaurant on the 36th floor. Some of the venue’s seating is restricted and this may mean some tables are inaccessible at peak times.  There are accessible toilets on site and designated parking spots can be found around 200 meters away in the Wilson carpark.

Altitude Restaurant

Looks to be currently under renovation December 2022. There are a lot of stairs making the venue inaccessible. A lot of scaffolding / bordering and steel poles in wall ways around tables. 
No toilets on site but can be found at 255-259 George Street, parking at Quay West

Dutch Smuggler Coffee Brewers

Mode is a chic restaurant & bar serving lunch, dinner & snacks on the ground floor of the Four Seasons hotel.

Mode is a balance between casual bistrol & fine dining. Offering step free entry, inside is spacious with freestanding tables, leather chairs & with plush barstools at the central bar. There are ramps & lifts accesible to restroooms at all levels within the hotel along with accessible parking.

For more information or to reserve a table go to https://www.modekitchenandbar.com.au/

https://www.modekitchenandbar.com.au/

Mode Kitchen & Bar

A very easy café to meet in. Lots of space inside, a variety of seating options, and an accessible toilet. The only downside is no outside seating.

Piccolo Me Bridge St

Good access, no toilet facilities You can sit at outside tables where there is more space available. Ramp access to the cafe from the street.

Barista Sisters Coffee

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

Terrain

Accessible amenities block

Common areas

Accessible cafe / restaurant / kiosk

Camping & Caravan Parks

Located on Pitt Street, Alpha Gourmet Cafe is inaccessible for wheelchair users. The entrance to the venue isn’t step-free and there is no portable ramp on site to assist with entry. There are also no outside tables.

Alpha Gourmet Cafe

Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular Quay may be accessible to some wheelchair users. There is no designated accessible room but there are rooms with roll in showers.
There is step-free access into and around the building - apart from the Fitness Centre, which is inaccessible. There are lifts to provide easy access to each floor. Around the hotel there are many accessible shops and cafes available. The hotel also has its own restaurant which is accessible.  The Mariott offers accessible rooms with wider doorways and roll-in showers. Designated parking spots can be found in the hotel own carpark.

Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular Quay

A Malaysian and Chinese fine dining restaurant on Pitt Street, Neptune Palace is inaccessible by wheelchair. Stairs and the lack of a portable ramp prevent access to the restaurant.

Neptune Palace Restaurant

Susannah Place Museum is inaccessible to wheelchair users. There are steps leading up to the entrance as well as providing access into the venue itself. There is no portable ramp to enable entry.

Susannah Place Museum

Silvester’s is an accessible fine dining restaurant in the Sydney Marriott Harbour hotel. Lifts provide access from the hotel lobby to the restaurant, and they also take you to the accessible unisex toilets on level two. The space inside is restricted but staff will make sure you have a table that is easy to get to. 
Designated parking spots can be found in the hotel carpark.

Silvester's

The Push is on the ground floor of the Russell Hotel building, situated at the gateway to the Rocks area, 
Several steps meet you upon arrival at The Push, but there is a portable ramp on the premises which staff will be happy to assist you with. Space is at a premium inside and some of the tables may be inaccessible at peak times and there is no accessible toilet on site.
Designated parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark on George Street.

The Push

Accessible parking (or disabled parking) on Pitt street near Joe and the Juice and opposite CBD pharmacy

On street accessible parking. Pitt street

The Russell Hotel is accessible to wheelchair users from the rear entrance. It offers a small amount of wheelchair friendly rooms with roll in showers. However the rooms are pretty small and there is not much space to maneuver within the room. There are two pubs within the hotel which are accessible by wheelchair. There are also plenty of shops and cafes in the immediate surrounding.
The venue does have its own car park which is free of charge but without designated accessible parking spots. The route from the car park to the entrance is accessible to a wheelchair user with assistance. Assistance may be required because there are slopes/ramps. But there is also a Wilson carpark nearby.

The Russell Hotel

Located on Pitt Street the venue is an accessible bar and restaurant. There is a ramp just at the entrance to aid entry. There are some accessible tables outside the venue. There is also an accessible toilet. 
Designated parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark nearby.

The Ship Inn

Customs House Bar is an accessible restaurant and bar. There is step-free access into the main bar area, but some parts of the dining area are inaccessible due to steps and the absence of any ramps or lifts. In the outdoor seating area, the use of high benches means only a small number of tables are accessible. But inform the venue about your visit and staff can arrange a table inside or outside. An accessible toilet is available on site.
Designated parking can be found around 200 metres away in the Wilson carpark.

Customs House Bar

Tucked away in a narrow alley way on Bulletin Place, Tapavino is a bar that is accessible to wheelchair users. But,  access is extremely limited inside the small bar area, and the venue’s toilets are up a flight of stairs. There is some accessible seating outside the restaurant.
Designated parking can be found in the Wilson carpark at the Atrium.

Tapavino

Cabrito Coffee Traders is an accessible cafe located in Bulletin Place. The entrance to the venue is step-free and provides access to the counter and a small seating area. There is also a small seating area outside. There are no toilets at Cabrito Coffee Traders.
Designated parking spaces can be found at the Wilson Atrium carpark.

Cabrito Coffee Traders

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

Upon arrival at the Fortune of War, staff will aid your entry into the venue with a portable ramp. There is also a lift that takes you to the terrace, where the accessible toilet is located. Seating is tight but there are accessible tables in the dining area and the terrace.#
Designated parking spaces can be found in the Wilson carpark on George Street.

Fortune of War

ASLAN Coffee Roasters is a small niche accessible coffee shop, with outdoor seating.  Easily accessible to look at food on display or coffee menu and order with wheelchair access.
There is no indoor seating or toilets but they can be found at Customs House Library, parking at Quay West


ASLAN Coffee Roasters

Wide sliding doorway, easily accessible through a wide well-paved and flat lane way very near the Museum of Contemporary Art. One of the best accessible toilets and parents rooms in The Rocks area just off George Street. Clean and well maintained. 

Accessible Toilet

Bar 1880 is a speakeasy-type bar located in the historic Bulletin Place building.  Once home to the publishing house of one of the country’s longest-running magazines, Bulletin Magazine, which was published from 1880 all the way through to 2008.

Bar 1880 has two levels: downstairs, you’ll find the ‘Headline Bar’ with alfresco laneway seating on Bulletin Place.   Upstairs is the ‘Press Room’ with lush bar, uneven floorboards that still carry the marks of the original printing press, painted deep blue walls, low lighting, sepia photographs & old newspaper clippings . 

Inside there is a range of seating from high tables with stools, low tables with chairs, stools, banquette seating with outdoor tables & chairs.

Accessible toilets can be found at Custom House Library, 259 George Street, Nurses Walk & The Wintergarden.  

Bar 1880

First Fleet Park provides a great vantage point to view the comings and goings of Sydney's ferries and jetcats. First Fleet Park is an accessible park located on George Street. There is step-free access via entrances from Circular Quay and Alfred Street. The terrain is hard and flat. Plenty of accessible cafes and eateries can be found at Circular Quay and The Rocks. There is no toilet located at the park, the closest facilities are at Circular Quay Train Station.
Designated accessible parking spaces for visitors with RTA permits are located at: Cumberland Street, Harrington Street, George Street, Hickson Road.

First Fleet Park

Being located in a heritage listed building has rendered Alfredo's at Bulletin Place inaccessible for wheelchair users. The restaurant has no facilities to assist access into the main dining area. However, there are a number of accessible tables outside Alfredo’s. The closest accessible parking options can be found in the Wilson carpark on Harrington Street.

Alfredo's At Bulletin Place

Located on the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Hero Sushi Train is an accessible eatery. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. Hero Sushi has no seating area of its own, but there is accessible seating in the rest of the food court. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities.
Accessible parking spots can be found in the shopping center.

Hero Sushi Train

Rendezvous Hotel Sydney is inaccessible to wheelchair users. There are no rooms suitable for wheelchair access and not all areas of the hotel can be accessed step-free.
However parking is available in Wilson Parking located within the hotel which $45 per 24 hours. 

Rendezvous Hotel Sydney The Rocks

Located on the second floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Jimmy’s Recipe is an accessible Malaysian restaurant. A lift in the lobby of the complex will take you to the venue, where there is step-free access throughout. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities. Designated parking spots can be found in the gateway shopping center carpark.

Jimmy's Recipe

Located on Alfred Street in the heart of Circular Quay within the Gateway Building on the ground floor of the café court. Bekya Gateway is your go-to destination for authentic middle eastern cuisine offering a unique Egyptian street food experience. Expect to indulge in a selection of wraps using homemade Egyptian flat breads, lunch boxes with your choice of protein, salad, rice and dips and our signature dish; Koshari’.
Bekya is accessible. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. Most tables are accessible, but benches prevent wheelchair access to some. While there are no toilets in the restaurant, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities.
Designated parking spots can be found nearby.

Bekya

Access is via stairs from George Street with accessible access via rear courtyard. A flat wide laneway leads to the rear courtyard. An accessible toilet is also located in the rear courtyard.

Sergeant Lok

Accessible Turkish food takeaway outlet located in the Gateway . The counter is accessible on the corner. The outlet is located near the toilets which are accessible. There is an indoor seating area adjacent with plenty of space to move around.  

Gözleme King

Located on the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Urban Orchard is an accessible health food outlet. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. Urban Orchard has no seating area of its own, but there is accessible seating in the rest of the food court. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities. Designated parking spots can be found in the shopping center carpark.

Urban Orchard

Located on the first floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Chat Thai is an accessible Asian eatery. A lift in the lobby of the complex will take you to the venue, where there is step-free access throughout. Benches make some of the restaurant’s seating inaccessible by wheelchair, but most can be accessed. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities.
Designated parking spots can be found in the shopping center carpark.

Chat Thai Circular Quay

Billu's is an accessible eatery. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. The restaurant has a number of accessible tables inside and out and while there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities. Designated parking spots can be found in Gateway shopping center carpark.

Indian Street Food by Billu's

Located on the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Din Tai Fung is an accessible pan-Asian eatery. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. The majority of the outlet’s seating area is accessible to wheelchair users. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities.

Din Tai Fung Circular Quay

Brand new accessible toilet. Wide hallways and turning points to access. Situated on the ground floor down the hallway next to Gozleme Co. No changing table. Plenty of room for turning. 

Gateway Sydney

A newly built accessible unisex toilet in the Gateway centre. Clean, roomy with a large turning circle inside. Long wide corridors to the doorway. Follow the toilet signs from next to Gozleme Co and it's off to the right side through the double doors (which are always open). Gateway is open 7am-11:30pm Mon-Fri, 8am-11:30pm Sat/Sun.

Gateway Shopping Centre Accessible Toilets

On the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Roll’d Vietnamese is an accessible fast food outlet. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. Roll’d has a limited, seating area of its own and there is accessible seating in the rest of the food court. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities.
Designated parking spots can be found in the shopping center carpark.

Roll'd Vietnamese Gateway Sydney

Hurricane's Grill Circular Quay is accessible to wheelchair users and provides step free entrance. The space inside is generous which means that it is no problem to maneuver within the venue. Outside tables are also available. Hurricanes´s Grill offers an accessible toilet and designated parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark on George Street.

Hurricane's Grill Circular Quay

Situated opposite the Museum of Contemporary Art, The Baker's Oven Cafe is inaccessible for wheelchair users via both of its George Street and Nurses Walk entrances. Access to the outside seating area is possible but difficult via Nurses Walk. There are no accessible toilets on site.

The Baker's Oven Cafe

Located on the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Four Frogs Creperie is an accessible French restaurant. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. It has an accessible seating area. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities. Designated parking spots are available in the shopping center carpark.

Four Frogs Creperie

Stairs throughout UPSTAIRS @ The Basement prevent access to the bar areas. There is step-free entry, which takes you into a small seating area. There are also tables outside, but the use of high benches mean these are inaccessible for wheelchair users.

UPSTAIRS @ The Basement

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

Located on Macquarie Place, Juveniles Coffee is an inaccessible cafe. There is a small step preventing wheelchair access into the shop’s only entrance. There is an accessible seating area outside the venue.
Designated parking spots can be found around 150 meters away in the Wilson carpark.

Juveniles Coffee


Located on the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Bread & Fill is an accessible eatery. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. All of the outlet’s seating area is accessible to wheelchair users. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities.
Designated parking spots can be found in the Gateway shopping center carpark.

Bread & Fill

Located on the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Oporto is an accessible fast food outlet. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. Oporto has a limited, inaccessible seating area of its own, but there is accessible seating in the rest of the food court. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities.
Designated parking spots can be found in the Gateway shopping center.

Oporto - Gateway

Located at the Alfred Street entrance to the Gateway shopping complex, Zumbo is an accessible patisserie. Step-free automatic doors lead you inside the shop, where you’re met by an accessible counter. There is no seating needed inside.  There is a shared accessible toilet in the Gateway shopping complex, 

Zumbo Circular Quay

Royal Copenhagen Ice Cream Cone Co is an accessible ice cream kiosk in Circular Quay. The counter is accessible by wheelchair, but the outlet is purely a takeaway kiosk and there is no seating area or toilets available.

Royal Copenhagen Ice Cream Cone Co Promenade West

An accessible Women's toilet at Circular Quay, near the station. Located just inside the Women's toilet entrance, it has a standard door width and inward swing-opening door. Men's accessible toilet located separately inside the entrance to the Men's toilets nearby.

Circular Quay Accessible Toilets

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 Gateway on Macquarie Place offering step free entry, easy access to the food counter, fridges & communal seating.  There is also a communal outdoor seating area.

Accessible parking can be found onsite, accessible bathrooms closeby at Custom House Library & Metcentre & George Street.

Top Juice Gateway

Royal Copenhagen Ice Cream Cone Co is an inaccessible gelato shop located in The Rocks. The entrance to the shop is not step-free and there is no portable ramp to enable access to the counter and small indoor seating area.

Royal Copenhagen Ice Cream Cone Co George Street

The Macquarie Place Park is an heritage-listed, small triangular urban park located in the central business district of Sydney. The park is situated on the corner of Bridge Street and Loftus Street. It is named in honour of Governor Lachlan Macquarie. Macquarie Place Park is a partially accessible park. There is step-free access via Bridge Street, but not all areas are step-free and therefore inaccessible. In the accessible parts the terrain is hard and flat. The park is surrounded by a few accessible Cafés which is nice for a break. There are no playgrounds, picnic areas or barbecue areas in the park. Also accessible toilets are not available. The closest accessible parking facilities can be found in the Wilson carpark on Underwood Street.

Macquarie Place Park

A set of wooden stairs greet you upon arrival at Scarlett Restaurant’s only entrance. There is no portable ramp to assist with entry and no accessible outdoor seating area.

Scarlett Restaurant

The circular quay light rail stop is in Alfred street outside the train station it is accessible as it’s flat on both sides for access. The trams are wheelchair accessible too.  Parking can be found at the Intercontinental & Quay West

Circular Quay Light Rail

Located on Harrington Street, the wheelchair access is about 10m down the road towards the Argyle. There is a little ramp but if a car is parked in front it is not accessible off the road. 

The hotel is accessible to wheelchair users. There is one designated accessible room, Heritage Queen room, which is located on the lobby level of the hotel and is fully accessible with roll in showers. However, the hotel’s restaurant is located down a flight of steps and is therefore inaccessible. But the hotel is surrounded by plenty of accessible cafes and restaurants. 
Designated parking spots can be found close to the hotel.

Harbour Rocks Hotel

Good flat access to three well spaced downstairs tables. Three outside tables on quiet street. 

Accessible toilet in affiliated Harbour Rocks Hotel next door. 

Great cafe with great food. Only snag is that there is no nearby drop-curb making it inaccessible for some, unless you take a big detour. 

Creperie Suzette

William Blue Dining is an inaccessible fine dining restaurant on George Street. There is a sizable step at the venue’s only entrance and the restaurant does not have a portable ramp to enable wheelchair access.

William Blue Dining

There is a very steep concrete ramp leading up to the venue from the street, but a step at the doorway prevents wheelchair access. There are, however, a number of accessible tables outside.
Designated parking is available in the Rocks carpark.

Nakashima - The Rocks

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

Graze is an accessible restaurant serving modern Australian cuisine. There is step-free access into and throughout the venue, which offers accessible seating inside and out. There are also accessible toilets on site. 
Accessible parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark at the overseas passenger terminal.

Graze MCA

El Greco Yeeros Cafe is a small takeaway outlet on Alfred Street. It is accessible to wheelchair users with step-free access into the counter and dining area, while outside there is a takeaway window and some accessible seating. There are no toilets in this venue.
The closest accessible parking can be found in the Wilson carpark on George Street. 

El Greco Yeeros Cafe

Vintage Cafe on The Rocks is an inaccessible coffee shop on Nurses Walk. Wooden steps leading up to the venue’s only entrance prevent wheelchair access and there is no ramp on site to aid access.

Vintage Cafe On The Rocks

An accessible Italian eatery in Circular Quay, Rossini Restaurant offers step-free access into the venue. There is a range of accessible seating inside and outside the restaurant. 

Rossini Restaurant

Located on Loftus Street, Paragon Hotel is an accessible restaurant serving a range of pub staples. The restaurant level on the top floor is currently undergoing a refurbishment but it will be fully accessible to wheelchair users when it opens again later in 2017. While the kitchen is closed, there is a pop-up food truck operating on the ground floor.

Paragon Hotel

The Jessie Street Gardens is a small inner-city park located on Loftus Street, a short distance from Circular Quay. Jessie Street Gardens is an accessible park located outside Gateway shopping complex. There is step-free access onto and throughout the plot, which has several benches. The terrain is hard and flat. There are no toilets in the park.
Designated parking spots can be found in Wilson carpark on Reiby Place.

Jessie Street Gardens

The Quay Cafe is an accessible food and drink outlet inside the entrance of Wharf 6 at Circular Quay. There is an accessible seating area and counter but the space is restricted. There are public accessible toilets very nearby the terminal area, next to the train station. 
Designated parking available and around 200 metres away in the Wilson carpark.

The Quay Cafe

The Museum of Contemporary Art is fully accessible to the mobility impaired. You can access the MCA via the George Street entrance or via a ramp from Circular Quay. All public areas of the museum, including the MCA Store, MCA Café and restaurant and galleries are accessible via lifts. You can borrow wheelchairs at no charge from the Information Desk on level 1. 

Fully accessible toilets are located on the ground level, levels 2 and 3, level 4 Cafe, level 6 Rooftop Venues and in the National Centre for Creative Learning. 

Parking is available a short distance from the museum at Wilson Parking, 155 George Street, The Rocks. More parking can be found at Wilson Parking Grosvenor Place, 225 George Street, The Rocks. 

Museum Of Contemporary Art (MCA)

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

Stairs at both entrances to McDonald's on Loftus Street prevent wheelchair access to the fast food restaurant. There is no lift and no portable ramp to assist entry into the venue. But there is an accessible seating area outside of McDonald’s. There is also no access to the toilets. Designated parking can be found in the Wilson Atrium carpark.

Mcdonald's Sydney Gateway

Phillip’s Foote is an accessible restaurant on George Street serving Australian cuisine. Wheelchairs can only gain access via the side entrance on Nurses Walk, where staff will be happy to assist entry into the venue. There is plenty of accessible seating inside and outside, but there are no accessible toilets on the premises.
Designated parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark on George Street.

Phillip's Foote

Situated in the Rocks, within walking distance from Sydney’s landmarks, on the first floor of the Clocktower shopping complex, Shiki Japanese Restaurant can be accessed via a lift in the adjoining car park. There is step-free access into and around the venue, which has an accessible toilet. Secure Wilson car parking is available at Clocktower Square’s basement.

Shiki Japanese Restaurant

Located within the Gateway Building on Level 2, disabled access via lifts or elevators up to Level 2.

Salt Meats Cheese

Located on the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Top Juice is an accessible juice and snack bar. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. Top Juice has no seating area of its own, but there is accessible seating in the rest of the food court. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities. Designated parking spots can be found in the shopping center carpark.

Top Juice

The Rocks Café is an accessible venue. There is step-free access into the venue, leading to a seating area and the counter. There are also a number of accessible tables outside the cafe, which doesn’t have an accessible toilet. However accessible toilets and parking spots can be found in the nearby Rocks shopping center.

The Rocks Café

Dumpling Bar @ Loftus is an inaccessible eatery serving pan-Asian cuisine. A step at the entrance to the restaurant prevents wheelchair access and there is no portable ramp to assist.

Dumpling Bar @ Loftus

A popular spot with locals, workers and visitors, Observatory Hill Park offers sweeping, panoramic views of Sydney Harbour and the Harbour Bridge for free. It is nestled in the city centre.
Observatory Hill Park is a partially accessible plot with step-free access. The gradient varies from steep to medium and terrain is mostly hard. In the park you can find some seating and picnic areas. There are not many cafes in the immediate vicinity.
Accessible public toilets aren’t too far away on Watson Road, at the Argyle Street park entrance.
Closest parking spots can be found in the Wilson Clocktower carpark. 

Observatory Hill Park

Circular Quay, Wharf 6 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.

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