The place is easily accessible and easy to find along the street. You can find one accessible parking spot along the road opposite and in front of the restaurant in the Queen street Whoollara. The restaurant has a small entrance, but it is easy to use as there are no stairs, making it suitable for everyone.
 

There are no outdoor tables since the sidewalk is narrow; however, you can access tables of average height inside the restaurant. The restaurant has enough space for people, although the distance between tables is small. Orders can also be made from outside the restaurant for pickup.

Pasta Pantry Woollahra

Restaurant is found on the main street with a small entrance but entrance  has no stairs and easy to use. Mostly suitable for pick up orders as there is limited space inside and outside the restaurant and tables to sit.  orders are made inside which can be difficult due to the stands but there is also tables inside the restaurant.  There is no accesible toilet which may an issue however may not be a problem for pick ups. There is no or little space for parking near the restaurant. 

Queen St Kitchen is a small venue offering takeaway from a street-facing counter. Just a heads-up: the counter is a little high, but still manageable for most people, and staff are generally helpful.

The entrance is flat, but quite narrow, so depending on your mobility aid, getting inside might be a bit tricky. Inside, the layout is tight, with tables quite close together, which can make it hard to move around if you’re using a wheelchair or walker.

Unfortunately, the toilets are not accessible. They’re located down a flight of stairs, and the ones upstairs are up a step and quite small, with no designated accessible toilet available.

Queen St. Kitchen

The restaurant has a wide entrance which is easy to use with no stairs. Although it seems accessible, the threshold presents a light bumpy sill, so it is not a complete flat entrance. There are some tables outside and inside the restaurant. The tables outside are convenient for people  with mobility devices.  The restaurant’s space is not big enough inside.  The location is along the road nearby a pedestrian lane and opposite a T-junction which makes parking space tricky. But you can park nearby where there is accessible parking in Dorhauer Lane, only 100 meter away.  The bathroom access presents various stairs so may have some troubles entering. 

Queen Street Italian

Please note that while the café may not appear accessible at first glance, as it is located up a few steps on a different level from the street, the staff are available to assist you upon arrival. They will deploy the portable ramps provided at the venue to help you navigate the steps leading to the seating area.

The area is not very large and does not have much space to manoeuvre. However, depending on your needs, you may still be able to enjoy a nice coffee or breakfast. Please note that there is no accessible toilet on the premises, but accessible parking can be found approximately 100 metres from the café. Take the corner with Moncur St. then turn right the first street on James st.

Zey Queen st.

While Zey Queen St Café isn’t fully step-free, the team has made efforts to support access. There’s a small step at the entrance leading to the seating area, but staff are more than happy to assist on arrival. They have portable ramps available on-site, which they’ll deploy to help you get inside safely.

Big Mama's is a semi accessible restaurant serving home-made traditional Italian cusine located on Moncur Street, Woollahra.

The venue offers paved level pathway approach to doorway with a small step which will need to be navigated.  Inside is spacious with white-clothed freestanding tables & chairs, Art Deco-style prints on the walls & polished wood floors.  There is additional alfresco street seating.  

Accessible parking spots can be found closeby on Dorhauer Lane.  Accessible toilets at Federation Valley & Centenial Park Dining.  

Big Mama's

The Wolharra Hotel is a large pub located in the heart of Wolharra, offering a variety of distinctive Australian pub dishes, drinks, and special deals. They also host events during the week to capture your attention and keep you entertained.

The main entrance to the hotel is flat and wide, providing easy access for wheelchairs. The lower level of the venue is easy to navigate, with plenty of seating options available. You can place your order at the bar, and the staff will bring it to your table, or you can request assistance from your table if needed.

A lift is conveniently located in front of  the main entrance, allowing access to the upper level. Upstairs, you’ll find accessible restrooms close to the open garden area. When you come out of the lift, go straight on and see the garden area in front of you, then on your left, you will see the accessible toilets.

You can follow the numerous signs all along the venue to guide you towards the most accessible areas.

The entire venue is wheelchair accessible, with generous spacing between tables, making it easy to choose the most comfortable seating for your needs.

The only area that is not wheelchair accessible is the smoking area, which has a step. However, if you’d like a smoking break, you can always take the lift back downstairs and step outside for a moment

Woollahra Hotel

There is a small step at front door with swinging 
entry doors however, there is potentially portable ramps as website says wheelchair accessible.  Inside is mostly high tables & unfixed seating.  A wheelchair could fit among outside tables.
An accessible toilet with wheelchair access is located onsite.  Accessible parking nearby at The Gordon on Newcombe Street

The Bellevue Hotel

Jozo is an accessible cafe with step-free front,  brick surface outside which is relatively flat to access outdoor seating, indoor access involves a step.  The entry doors are open, however there is a step for indoors.
There is no accessible parking or toilet onsite but one can be found at Padington Gates Playground & parking at The Gordon on Newcombe Street


JOZO

The Wine Library has one step entrance with no ramp to the manual/heavy entry door.  
There is no accessible cafe or shop, parking or toilet.  Acessible parking can be found at The Gordon, toilets at Paddington Markets 


The Wine Library

The Light Brigade is an accessible venue with step-free front entrance another entrance with steps, ramp for entrance, access is signposted. 
Thereis an accessible toilet, two toilets with wheelchair access. 
Accessible parking can be found at The Gordon & there is a bus stop is right outside.


The Light Brigade Hotel, Oxford St

Four Six Eight Cafe is an accessible venue with step-free front & built-in ramp, door free.  
There is outdoor seating & accessible toilet:
There is 2P parking around the corner, bus stop 100m down the road.  Accessible parking can be found at The Gordon, 2 Newcombe Street


Four Six Eight Cafe

Saint Peter is an accessible pescatarian restaurant located on Oxford Street in Paddington.  The venue offers step free access but the restaurant has limited space with only 22 seats available.  

There is a fixed 12-metre Carrara marble-topped bar, with kitchen on one side of the bench & diners on the other with moveable brown leather stools.  The open kitchen allows the chefs more cooking space, while also giving diners an opportunity to watch the action.

The wine list emphasises Australian makers, & cocktails use locally made gins and whiskies. There's a bar area to sit at, if you're just looking to stop by for a drink & a snack.

Accessible parking can be found at The Gordon on Newcombe Street.  An accessible toilet can be found around 2km away with adult change at the Australian Museum on William Street. 

Saint Peter

The Paddo Inn ia an accessible venue with wide door with wheel chair access, no need for portable ramp.
Entry doors, not automatic but swinging and wide. 
Table spacing has enough space for wheelchair
with high stools, booths, lower window bar seats.  	
Seating is not fixed to the floor & there is no outside seating.  		
Accessible toilets can be found at Paddington Markets, accessible parking at The Gordon, 2 Newcombe Street

Paddo Inn

10 William Street is an inaccessible bar with three steps to entry & no portable ramp to the manual,  swinging door.  	
Toilets are located upstairs but accessible ones can be found at Paddington Markets & accessible parking can be found on the street & The Gordon underground car park.  


10 William St

Greenhouse is a small chain restaurant on the Northern Beaches serving Asian salads, juices & soups.

The Edgecliff branch is located in the Edgecliff Centre offering step free entry via level pathway approach.  Inside is bright & spacious with easy access to the counter tables, stools & banquette seating along one wall.

For more information or to order see https://www.greenhouseasiansalads.com.au/

Accesssible toilets can be found closeby at Trumper Park & Rushcutters Bay Park.  Accessible parking can be found at Eastpoint Food Fair. 

https://www.greenhouseasiansalads.com.au/

Greenhouse Asian Salads - Edgecliff

Porcine is an inaccessible venue with step-front entry to wide manual door.  Portable ramp unconfirmed.  	
Accessible toilets can be found at Imperial Hotel & Paddington Markets.  Accessible parking can be found at The Gordon underground car park


Porcine

This café is a very accessible spot in the heart of Bondi Junction.

The entrance features a wide ramp, making it easy to get in. While the venue is small, there’s enough space for mobility devices to comfortably reach a low table. The counter is at a reasonable height, making it fairly easy to access as well.


There aren‘t restroom in the premise. 

Nurish Cafe

Gong Cha is a takeaway bubble tea shop in Bondi Junction that even provides carry bags for your drinks. The entrance is wide and step-free, and the interior is spacious and welcoming, making it easy to access with a mobility device.

The counter is at standing height, but still manageable, and staff are generally happy to assist if needed.

There are no toilets available on-site, but accessible public toilets can be found nearby at Bondi Junction train station and Westfield shopping centre.

Gong Cha Bondi Junction

The Imperial Hotel is a semi-accessible venue with one step at front, wheelchair accessible access around the side on Underwood St.  
Entry doors are swinging at front but automatic at side & access is signposted.  
A wheelchair fits around the tables & non-fixed seating.  There is outside seating & accessible toilet onsite. 
Accessible parking can be found nearby on the street along with further underground parking at The Gordon.   

Imperial Hotel Paddington

Sushi Yard is a small takeaway sushi shop located right next to the Royal Arcade, which connects Oxford Street with Spring Street in Bondi Junction. The venue is compact with no seating available, making it ideal for a quick grab-and-go meal.


The entrance is flat and slightly tilted and the space is tight. There are to small chairs at the end of the shop 

Sushi Yard

Flames Chargrill Chicken in Bondi Junction is a small venue known for its delicious takeaway options. The space inside is very limited, with just a few small tables closely aligned, making it difficult to access with a mobility device.

The counter is quite high, which may be challenging for some customers.

The closest accessible public toilets are in Bondi Junction train station.

FLAMES CHARGRILL

 The Royal Arcade is primarily a pedestrian passage connecting Oxford Street and Spring Street in Bondi Junction. It’s a public throughway rather than a destination venue, but several shops and services are located within.
 

The layout includes a central staircase, which separates the arcade into two side corridors. These side paths are step-free and fairly wide, making them accessible for most mobility devices, although they may accommodate only one user at a time in tighter spots.

The entrances at both ends are flat, with slight ramps, making it easy to access from either direction. There is no dedicated accessible toilet within the arcade, and parking is not available on-site, but Westfield and Eastgate Shopping Centres nearby offer accessible parking options.

The Royal Arcade

Mr T is an accessible restaurant with step-free front but has a swinging narrow door & no portable ramp.
Wheelchair could fit round the low tables, benches & low stool, but might be cramped.
Seating is not fixed except for the bench along one wall.  
There is outside seating at night but needs to be validated.
No accessible toilet onsite but ones can be found on the ground & lower ground floors of Broadway Shopping Centre, along with parking.


Mr T Restaurant

Bondi Medical Centre is located between Oxford Street and Spring Street. The corridors are wide and flat, making them easy to navigate. However, to reach the medical centre itself, you’ll need to go up a set of stairs, as there is no lift access currently available.


There are not lifts nor public toilets. The closest  accessible public toilets are in Bondi Junction train station, in Grafton street. 

Bondi Medical Centre

Priceline Farmacy in oxford street offers a wide ramp to get in and out of the building. Inside, corridors are quite wide and with enough soace to manoeuvre a device. Counters  are thought for people standing.

Priceline Pharmacy Bondi Junction Mall

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

This CBA branch offers an outdoor ATM, which is at a standing height and may be difficult to use for some wheelchair users.

The entrance to the branch is flat, with a ramp leading to a wide entry threshold, making it accessible for mobility aids such as wheelchairs and walkers. The entry is spacious and easy to navigate.

The venue has step-free front but slightly narrow to a swinging door & a few steps inside. 
Table spacing is  likely too cramped plus steps close to front door, the seating is not fixed to floor.
There is no outside seating or accessible toilet onsite but one can be found at the IMperial Hotel on Oxford Street.  
General parking can be found on the street & accessible parking underground at The Gordon 

Christo's Five Way Pizzeria

Cosmopolitan Café is located on the corner of Oxford Street and Bronte Road. It offers outdoor seating on a terrace, where the small tables are placed closely together, but still allow for access and use by many people with mobility requirements.

The entrance is flat, followed by a gentle ramp leading inside. The counter is quite high, but the staff are friendly and accommodating, and can assist or guide you to a table. While the indoor space isn’t very wide, it’s still navigable for most mobility aids, and the café is often visited by locals using wheelchairs or walkers.

The toilets are located at the back of the venue. The corridor leading there is narrow but passable. However, there is no designated accessible toilet. The toilet doorway is narrow and opens inward, making it difficult to manoeuvre inside, especially for wheelchair users. Only standard toilets are available.

Cosmopolitan Cafe Bondi Junction

The toilets are located at the back of the venue. The corridor leading there is narrow but passable. However, there is no designated accessible toilet. The toilet doorway is narrow and opens inward, making it difficult to manoeuvre inside, especially for wheelchair users. Only standard toilets are available.
 

The cinema is fully accessible, with accessible seating available with no steps or other barriers from the entrance. These seats and spaces are reserved for customers who have a genuine need and are only released by cinema staff in person at the cinema or over the phone.
For hard of hearing or visually impaired the auditoriums are setup with the Fidelio headset & neck loop options.  These receivers are available at the box office when tickets are purchased.  The neck loop option works in conjunction with the hearing aid + the headset has adjustable volume to boost the dialogue levels.


Palace Chauvel Cinema

Song Bird is an upscale restaurant offering Chinese cuisine infused with Australian influences, housed in a heritage-listed 1960s venue. While there are steps at the main entrance of the restaurant, there is a step-free side entrance to the venue located on Bay Street. Inside the venue, there is lift access to the different levels of the restaurant and a relative amount of space between most tables. There are accessible toilets inside the restaurant, and accessible parking spaces are available 100m away inside the Cosmopolitan Shopping Centre.

Song Bird

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

The Greenwood Plaza branch offers step free entry via level path approach to large open plan entry. There is easy access to the food counter, with both takeaway & eat-in options with freestanding seating in the food court.

Accessible toilets & parking can be found in the shopping centre.

Top Juice Bondi Junction Level 1

Resturant is located nearby the raod and easily accessible by everyone.  Entrance to the resturant is wide and easily accesible. There is sits outside and inside the resturant.  The chairs outside the resturant are easlly usable and easy to move if you need to accomodate for your stay. The sits are mainly stools and some other sits for easy access. There aren’t accessible toilets in the venue and the patrons are very friendly or welcoming to people with mobility impairments.  

BARTIGA


The White Rabbit Café Kiaora Place in Double Bay is a cozy and stylish coffee spot designed to be welcoming and accessible to all. It features wide doorways for easy wheelchair access, with a flat and wide main entryway that accommodates strollers and mobility devices. There is a side entrance with a narrower threshold that might be able to fit your device. You can sit outside facing the shopping center, in a pedestrian area that is very peaceful and enjoyable on a sunny day. The inside of the venue may appear a bit small, but it’s spacious enough to view the large-print menu displayed at the counter. However, you can always be served by your waiter in the terrace area.

Public toilets are located inside the Roma Parade precinct and are fully accessible at a flat level. The door is not automatic, so keep in mind that the accessible toilet doors need to be pulled open and locked manually. Toilet handrails are located on the right-hand side of the room.

Disabled parking spots are free to use in the main shopping center parking area, accessible from Kiaora Road. This parking area is located directly opposite the café, across the pedestrian area.

White Rabbit Kiaora Place

Next Door is a walk-in wine bar that serves as a sister restaurant to Margaret, offering specially curated small dishes. There is step-free access into the restaurant, although the doorway is slightly narrow. There is also limited space between tables inside the restaurant. However, there are some outdoor tables available. Accessible toilets are available at the back of the restaurant, and accessible parking spaces are available across the road from Bay Street inside the Cosmopolitan Shopping Centre.

Next Door

Next Door Double Bay

Margaret is a modern Australian fine-dining restaurant. There are two steps at the main entrance, but there is an accessible side entrance on Bay Street that provides step-free access into the venue. There is relatively generous space between tables, and outdoor tables are also available. There are accessible toilets inside the restaurant, and accessible parking spaces are available across the road inside the Cosmopolitan Shopping Centre.

Margaret

Cosmopolitan Centre is a shopping centre in Double Bay, which includes a number of accessible cafes, restaurants, and retail stores offering luxury and style. The entrances into Cosmopolitan Centre are step-free providing ramps at the entrances of the center with wide thresholds. The centre also contains accessible parking spaces in its car park. Cosmopolitan Centre is completely accessible, with its floors having flat surfaces and providing step-free access into the stores, while lifts provide access between the different levels of the shopping centre. Accessible toilets are also available inside the centre, quite spacious and easy to reach.

Cosmopolitan Centre

Cosmopolitan Shopping Centre

Baker Bleu is an artisanal bakery offering freshly made pastries, sourdough bread, sandwiches, and pizzas. It has a wide, accessible entrance. There is no seating inside, but there are small tables outside the bakery. Accessible toilet facilities are available at the back of the bakery, which requires asking staff for access. Accessible parking spaces are available across the road from Bay Street inside the Cosmopolitan Shopping Centre.

Baker Bleu

Michael's is a counter-service cafe located at the Cosmopolitan Centre offering gourmet sandwiches, salads, and cakes. There is a step at the outdoor entrance of the venue, although it can be easily accessed through the cafe's entrance from inside the shopping centre, whose step-free entrance is located next to the cafe. Seating inside is reasonably spacious, and there are also outside tables available. While the cafe itself does not contain accessible toilets, both accessible toilets and parking are available inside the Cosmopolitan Centre.

Michael's

Michael's Double Bay

Top Juice Bondi Junction Level 5

This cosy café has one step at the entrance and a narrow doorway, which may be tricky for wheelchairs. There are a few outdoor tables that are easier to access. If you can manage the step, the bathroom inside is on a flat level. Not fully accessible, but some options are available.

Twenty-One Espresso

Wogga Wogga Cafe is a small Greek cafe offering wraps, skewers, and coffee. The cafe is open to the pedestrian street, which contains some outdoor tables for customers, and is therefore accessible for wheelchair users. The venue does not include accessible toilets, with the closest public accessible toilets located 170m away inside the Cosmopolitan Shopping Centre. Accessible parking is available in the public car park 100m away on Cross Street.

Wogga Wogga Cafe

Wogga Wogga Cafe Double Bay

Guilfoyle Park is a small, shady park that features a community market at the square every Thursday. The grassy section of the park does not have any pathways, but the park square has a flat, paved surface suitable for wheelchairs. There are no accessible toilets or accessible parking located directly at the park, but they are both available across the road from Bay Street inside the Cosmopolitan Shopping Centre.

Guilfoyle Park

Carmela Nonna of Piccolina is a casual Italian restaurant on Cross Street. There is step-free access into the venue, as well as seating with relatively generous space both inside and outside the restaurant. There are no accessible toilets inside the venue, but the closest are located 260m away at the Cosmopolitan Shopping Centre. Accessible parking is available across the road in the public car park.

Carmela Nonna of Piccolina

CARMELA Nonna of Piccolina

Bills is a cafe and restaurant on Cross Street offering breakfast and modern Australian cuisine. There is step-free access into the venue, which has spacious indoor seating and some outdoor seating. Accessible toilets are available outside next to the venue, while accessible parking spaces are located in the public car parks across the road on Cross Street.

Bills

bills

White Rabbit is a modern cafe located in the heart of Double Bay offering breakfast, brunch, and lunch options. There is a step at the entrance to the interior of the venue, hindering accessibility for wheelchair users. However, there are outdoor tables available. Toilets are located to the side of the cafe, but the men's bathroom is not wheelchair-accessible, while the women's bathroom is more spacious. More accessible toilets and the closest accessible parking spaces are located 150m away inside the Cosmopolitan Shopping Centre.

White Rabbit

White Rabbit Double Bay

The Sydney Cricket & Sports Ground Trust (SCGT) precinct is located off Driver Avenue in Moore Park.

This 'Sports Central' precinct is just a few minutes from central Sydney and is home to two of Australia’s iconic sports and entertainment venues - Allianz Stadium and the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Sydney Cricket Ground

Indigo is a cafe that offers quality food, coffee, and cocktails. A step at the entrance to the cafe makes wheelchair access into the venue difficult. However, there is outdoor seating outside the cafe along the sidewalk and on the pedestrian island across the road. There is an accessible toilet available next door near the Chapel Court courtyard. Accessible parking is also available at the public car park around the corner from the cafe.

Indigo

Indigo Double Bay

Piccolina is an accessible Italian cafe and deli located on the ground floor of the InterContinental Hotel Double Bay. There is step-free access into the cafe, although there is limited space and only high stools inside. However, there are outdoor tables available. There are accessible parking spaces inside the hotel and an accessible route to the cafe. 

Designated accessible tables are available within the restaurant precinct. After entering through the main entrance, you will find the Piccolina café on the left hand side in front of the Saké restaurant.  If you continue further into the venue and turn left down a long hallway, you will reach accessible toilets at the very end. These are spacious and well-equipped with handrails. Accessible toilets are also available inside the InterContinental Hotel.

Piccolina Deli e Caffé

Lotus is a Chinese restaurant located on the ground floor of the InterContinental Hotel Double Bay. There is step-free access into the venue and relatively generous space inside. There are accessible parking spaces inside the hotel and an accessible route to the restaurant. Accessible toilets are also available inside the hotel.

Lotus

Lotus Double Bay

Combining Japanese culinary artistry with premium sake selections, Saké restaurants offer a harmonious blend of traditional and modern Japanese cuisine. 

Saké is an accessible fine dining Japanese restaurant and bar located on the ground floor of the InterContinental Hotel Double Bay. The venue features step-free access and relatively generous space inside.

The main entrance to the restaurant is via a passage to the right of the InterContinental Hotel's main entrance. The wide glass doors at the threshold are easy to navigate, and the staff are available to assist in opening them. The ground-floor entry level is flat, with a variety of seating options inside. While the table layout may not provide vast navigation space, there is enough room to comfortably reach a table of your choice.

The venue is spacious, and although there are steps leading to the private dining area, an accessible side entrance is available for those seeking a more intimate experience. To access this, simply ask the courteous staff for assistance. Additionally, the restroom area is accessible, with a flat pathway leading to spacious toilets equipped with handrails.

Designated accessible tables are available within the restaurant precinct. After entering through the main doors, you will find the Saké restaurant on the right-hand side, directly across from the bakery café. If you continue further into the venue and turn left down a long hallway, you will reach accessible toilets at the very end. These are spacious and well-equipped with handrails. Accessible toilets are also available inside the InterContinental Hotel.
 

For those driving, there are accessible parking spaces within the hotel, as well as an accessible route to the restaurant. A designated drop-off area is conveniently located directly in front of the main entrance

Saké Restaurant & Bar Double Bay

- Outdoor seating available

- Door always open for access 

- Unsure regarding accessibility toilet 



Marta Osteria

Buon Ricordo Italian Restaurant & Private Dining is located on a steep hill in Paddington, making access challenging, especially for those with mobility issues. Entry involves multiple staircases with no ramps or alternative access points, and nearby street parking is limited and often requires an uphill walk. The lack of designated drop-off zones and internal accessibility features like lifts or wide pathways adds to the difficulty, making the venue unsuitable for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility.

Buon Ricordo Italian Restaurant & Private Dining

Little coffee shop on Boundary Street. The place has one moderate step to access the coffee shop making it relatively accessible. Due to the small size of the coffee shop these is no accessible toilet. Space inside is relatively cramped however outside is more spacious. 

Apache Salute

Coffee shop on corner of boundary and Glen view street. To access the coffee shop, you need to step over an even step which could be difficult for somebody with accessibility issues. No accessible bathrooms however relative spacious setup.  

Accessible Parking can be found in 43 Boundary Street. Northside, between Glenview Lane and Glenview Street. There is 1 x parallel parking space, 3.2m wide by 7m long.
 

The second closest accessible parking can be found in 20 Leichhardt Street. Eastside, between Barcom Avenue and Boundary Street. There are 3 x 60-degree angled parking spaces, 9.6m wide by 7.8m long.

Parlour B

The Gallery is an accessible venue with step-free front/ramp, lift available for second floor.		
Entry doors are manual/swinging 
Access is not signposted & there are no onsite
venue wheelchairs to use.  
There is an accessible cafe & wheelchair access, ambulant access toilet.  
Accessible street parking nearby.  

UNSW Galleries

There is step-free front/ramp into UNSW Galleries for access to courtyard, can also access from side street.  
Entry doors are manual/swinging for UNSW Galleries otherwise no door for street entrance.
There is an accessible cafe, accessible toilet, wheelchair access/ambulant access at Galleries/Arthouse Kitchen.  
Accessible parking can be found at St Margaret's Underground car park

UNSW Art & Design

Small coffee shop on the corner of comber and Ice Street. These is easy access with an easy roll on ramp to access the cafe. The setup of the cafe is very spacious allowing people to both sit inside or outside freely.  .

43 Boundary Street. Northside, between Glenview Lane and Glenview Street. There is 1 x parallel parking space, 3.2m wide by 7m long.

20 Leichhardt Street. Eastside, between Barcom Avenue and Boundary Street. There are 3 x 60-degree angled parking spaces, 9.6m wide by 7.8m long.

Ada's Affair

Book store on Oxford Steet. Old style building without renovation meaning no accessibility features.

The entrance presents a big step that might be hard to overcome for some people with mobility needs.

The inside of the bookshop presents different layers of levels and the cafe is in the upper part of the bookshop. There is no lift but many stairs to go upstairs.

The toilets are in the upper part of the bookshop by the cafe area. 

Good news is that there is a close accessible parking sports spot in Greens Road. Eastside, north of Albion Avenue. There is 1 x parallel parking space, 3.2m wide by 7.8m long.
(4P Mobility Parking 8am-10pm)

Berkelouw Paddington

Palace Cinema is an accessible venue with  step-free entrance on side.  Entry doors are left open.  Access is signposted inside.
Designated wheelchair positions are available inside the cinema.
Accessible cafe & shop is located upstairs via lift.		
Wheelchair accessible toilet is onsite.  
Accessible parking nearby at St Margaret's Underground carpark.


Palace Verona

The cinema is fully accessible, with accessible seating available with no steps or other barriers from the entrance. These seats and spaces are reserved for customers who have a genuine need and are only released by cinema staff in person at the cinema or over the phone.
For hard of hearing or visually impaired the auditoriums are setup with the Fidelio headset & neck loop options.  These receivers are available at the box office when tickets are purchased.  The neck loop option works in conjunction with the hearing aid + the headset has adjustable volume to boost the dialogue levels.

The Greenhouse at Centennial Park is accessible by a ramp at the back of the cafe. They have a spacious waiting area with lots of room to move. The toilet nearby is wheelchair accessible but it's not wheelchair friendly. There is disabled parking spaces out the front too.

The Greenhouse at Centennial Park

The Organic Bread Bar in Darlinghurst is a vibrant and inviting take away bakery known for its delicious organic breads and baked goods. The space features a lovely open layout, making it feel welcoming to smell the delicious fresh baked goods.
 

Accessibility is a priority here, as the bakery has a wide open area that caters to people with disabilities and mobility devices. There’s an embedded ramp connecting the footpath to the bakery, ensuring easy access to the counter, which is at a slightly higher level. Despite the height of the counter, ordering is hassle-free, and the friendly staff are always ready to help you.

The bakery has limited space, and while you can see the bakers working on your fresh goods inside, the outdoor area where the bread is displayed and where customers place takeaway orders only allows for ordering and taking away their incredible local products. Public toilets are not provided or available.
 

Whether you’re grabbing a quick coffee or picking up some fresh bread or pastries, the Organic Bread Bar is designed to make your experience enjoyable and accessible for everyone. you can reach it from South Dowling Street.

Organic Bread Bar

The café is elevated above the sidewalk and accessible via stairs, but a convenient ramp on the left side ensures wheelchair and disabled access. It features a spacious outdoor seating area and a step-free entry to the indoor dining space, which is equipped with plenty of movable tables and chairs. Additionally, the café includes a fully accessible restroom for disabled guests. The restroom is located inside the hotel next door, ask reception and they will lead you towards the right until the end of the corridor, where accessible toilets can be found. While there are numerous temporary street parking spaces nearby, there are no designated disabled parking spots.

Shuk Elizabeth Bay

The café offers a cozy outdoor seating area on the sidewalk, perfect for a casual visit, though space is limited. However, accessibility is a challenge, as the only entrance has a high step, and the interior includes multiple steps, making it difficult for disabled or wheelchair users to navigate. Additionally, the café does not provide an accessible restroom, which may be inconvenient for some guests. On the bright side, designated disabled parking spaces are conveniently located nearby on Victoria St, offering some ease for visitors with mobility needs.

Darlo Deli

The church present some accessibility challenges since there are too many stairs to get in and no flat entrances up a hill.

The closest accessible parking is in 407 South Dowling Street. Westside, between Flinders Street and Hannam Street. There is 1 x parallel parking space, 3.2m wide by 6m long.
 

Greek Orthodox Church of St Sophia

Little Bishop Espresso Bar is a cozy café, perfect for a quick coffee or light snack in a relaxed setting.

The outdoor seating area is located on the sidewalk, offering a few tables and chairs for guests. However, the entrance features several high steps, making it challenging for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility to access the indoor space. The café does not have a dedicated accessible restroom. While there are plenty of street parking options nearby, a few designated disabled parking spaces are conveniently located directly across the street.

Little Bishop espresso bar

Whether you're a ramen enthusiast or trying it for the first time, Bones Ramen offers a delightful dining experience in the heart of Kings Cross.

The restaurant is located on the hill of Bayswater Road and is mostly accessible from the footpath. The entry features a flat surface that transitions into a slight step on one side of the door threshold, which is manageable to navigate with a bit of assistance if needed. Otherwise you can always have some food in their outdoors area. The outdoors tables are quite small and the available spots are on the hill. However, if you can manage a slight steep hill, you can always enjoy their food.

While the dimensions of the entry are not large, they are sufficient for entry. Once inside, the space is somewhat limited, but there is often the possibility of finding a table for you and your guests upon entry.
 

Please note that they do not have accessible toilets, but you can attempt to enter them since the path from the main dining area is relatively easy.

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