The library's main entrance is located at Perth Cultural Centre Plaza, with a fully accessible, step-free pathway consisting of flat surfaces and gentle ramps, ensuring easy entry for all visitors. Inside, the entire venue is free of steps, providing seamless navigation throughout the space. Elevators are available, allowing wheelchair users and individuals with mobility challenges to access all floors.

To the right of the main entrance on the G floor, there is a café with a spacious indoor dining area. Additionally, wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available on every level for convenience. Designated accessible parking spaces can be found in the library’s dedicated parking lot and underground at Perth Cultural Centre, making the library a highly inclusive and accessible destination.

State Library of Western Australia

The restaurant is elevated above street level but connected to the entrance by a gentle ramp, providing step-free access suitable for wheelchair users and individuals with mobility challenges. There is no outdoor dining area, and while the interior features many movable tables and chairs, the space is somewhat crowded. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is available inside. However, there are no designated disabled parking spaces nearby.

Hifumiya Udon Noodle House

Vietnamese cafe serving up delicious breakfast and lunch options like banh mi and bao buns. Wide enough access, door is propped open but not automatic, spacious and generous distance between tables, all of which are low. No steps or stairs. Indoor and outdoor seating available. 

The Tiny Saigon

The restaurant's entrance is level with the sidewalk, offering step-free, accessible entry for all visitors. It features an outdoor dining area and a spacious interior with numerous movable tables and chairs, ensuring flexible and comfortable seating. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is available inside the restaurant. While there are many temporary roadside parking spaces nearby, no designated disabled parking spots are provided.

Sayers Sister

Six designated parking bays can be found in Wadjuk Car Park, Kings Park.

The bays are situated close to the accessible toilets & Fraser's Restaurant.

Accessible parking May Dr - Kings Park

The café offers plenty of outdoor dining space on the sidewalk, providing guests with a comfortable seating option. Both entrances are step-free, making the café easily accessible and wheelchair-friendly. Inside, the spacious dining area is furnished with movable tables and chairs for flexible seating. However, the café does not have restroom facilities. While there are temporary roadside parking spaces nearby, no designated disabled parking spots are available.

Croissant Express Stirling Street

The museum's main entrance is located at Perth Cultural Centre Plaza, with a step-free, fully accessible pathway consisting of flat surfaces and gentle ramps. Entry is seamless for all visitors, including wheelchair users. Inside, the entire venue is step-free, ensuring smooth navigation throughout the exhibition spaces. Multiple elevators are available, allowing easy access to all floors.

To the right of the main entrance on the G floor, there is a café featuring a spacious outdoor dining area. Additionally, wheelchair-accessible restrooms are provided on every level for convenience. Designated accessible parking spaces are available underground at Perth Cultural Centre, making the museum a highly inclusive and visitor-friendly destination.

WA Museum Boola Bardip

The art gallery's entrance is located at Perth Cultural Centre Plaza, with a fully accessible, step-free pathway consisting of flat surfaces and gentle ramps, ensuring easy entry for all visitors. Inside, the entire venue is free of steps, providing seamless navigation throughout the space. Elevators are available for wheelchair users and individuals with mobility challenges to access all floors.

A restaurant is located on the rooftop, offering a spacious dining area with plenty of movable tables and chairs. Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available only on the G floor and rooftop level. Designated accessible parking spaces are located underground at Perth Cultural Centre, making the gallery an inclusive and convenient destination for all visitors.

The Art Gallery of Western Australia | AGWA

The café is small and does not offer indoor dining space. However, numerous movable tables and chairs are placed on the sidewalk, providing convenient outdoor seating for guests. The café does not have restroom facilities and, being located on a busy main street, there are no parking spaces available nearby.

Li’l TEN’S Cafe

The café has two entrances, both of which are step-free and accessible. However, the smaller entrance on the left side of the main entrance is narrower, so using the main entrance is recommended for easier access. Inside, the café offers a spacious dining area with movable tables and chairs for flexible seating.

Outdoor dining is also available on the sidewalk, providing additional seating options. The café does not have restroom facilities, and being located on a busy main street, there are no parking spaces available nearby.

Breve's Cafe & Bar

The shopping mall has three entrances. The one on Wellington St includes stairs but also features a ramp for wheelchair access. The other two entrances are step-free, allowing easy entry for all visitors. The mall spans two levels and is equipped with multiple elevators located throughout the space for convenient access.

Inside, the layout is entirely step-free, including within the individual stores. Several wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available, and the food court offers a large, open dining area for guests. The mall also has its own parking facility, which includes several designated disabled parking spaces, making it a highly accessible and inclusive shopping destination.

Watertown Brand Outlet Centre

The restaurant's entrance is level with the sidewalk, allowing for step-free, accessible entry. While there is no outdoor dining area, the interior is spacious and equipped with numerous movable tables and chairs, offering flexible seating options. The restaurant does not have restroom facilities. Although there are many temporary roadside parking spaces nearby, no designated disabled parking spots are available.

Miyavi Japanese Food

The shopping mall has three entrances. The entrance on William St includes an escalator, but also features a lift on the right side to accommodate wheelchair users and individuals with mobility needs. The other two entrances are step-free, allowing easy access for all visitors.

Inside, the mall is fully accessible, with elevators located throughout and a step-free layout across all retail spaces. Multiple wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available. A spacious dining area is located on the lower ground floor, offering ample seating. The mall also has a parking facility that includes several designated disabled parking spaces, making it a convenient and inclusive destination for all shoppers.

Raine Square

Neighbourhood cafe with gated front area. Tables Inside and outside. 

Front entry has a 5cm high ramp (well less than a step in height). Unfortunately no photo available at this time.

Toilet inside would be more difficult to access with a wheelchair as they require going through the kitchen.



Butters Place

The restaurant's main entrance is level with the sidewalk, providing step-free access for easy entry. The interior is also entirely step-free and offers only indoor dining, with numerous movable tables and chairs for flexible seating options. However, the restaurant does not have restroom facilities. Located on a busy street, there are no parking spaces available nearby.

Yo-Chi

Three designated accessible parking spaces can be found Forrest Car Park, Kings Park.

The bays are situated next to each other with paved level pathway approach.

Accessible parking Long Vista - Kings Park

The Coffee Thief does coffee and eats by day and is the Wine Thief from about midday onwards (a wine store that also sells beer and spirits - all manner of alcoholic and non alcoholic options). It is opposite a park that has benches and is popular with young families (it is gated so there can be no escapees and it has a playground). 

The coffee thief doesn’t have many seating options but the park is popular in the afternoons when ice creams, fancy cheese and picnic options, and wine/beer/soft drinks are taken across the street to the park. 

There is no inside seating. It is just what is outside (so not good on a wet day) and a table and benches at the park. 

There are no toilets.

The shop has a stair at the entry and does not have a ramp but the Coffee Thief section is all single level to the street. 

The Coffee Thief

The café's only entrance is level with the sidewalk, providing step-free access for easy entry. Inside, the dining area features numerous movable tables and chairs for flexible seating. There is also a small outdoor dining space on the sidewalk for guests to enjoy.

However, the café does not have restroom facilities. While temporary roadside parking is available, there are no designated disabled parking spaces nearby.

Flo Espresso

The café's main entrance is level with the sidewalk, providing easy and accessible entry. Inside, the space is quite limited, with only a single bench and no proper indoor dining area. A few movable tables and chairs are placed on the sidewalk for outdoor seating. The café does not have restroom facilities, and while there are many temporary roadside parking spaces nearby, there are no designated disabled parking spots.

Cafe Pastel - Portuguese Tart Cafe Perth

The restaurant features a spacious outdoor dining area on the sidewalk with numerous movable tables and chairs, offering guests flexible seating options. Both entrances are step-free, ensuring easy access for wheelchair users and individuals with mobility challenges. Inside, the dining space is also wide and entirely step-free, providing a comfortable environment. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is available for added convenience. While there are plenty of temporary roadside parking spaces outside, no designated disabled parking spots are provided.

Brika

Friendly coffee roastery and espresso serving up great coffee and food, especially the Greek sweet treats and cinnamon scrolls. Staff are lovely and the cafe has a great vibe. 

There’s wide entry access, no stairs, no high tables, although the indoor tables are a little tight for easy wheelchair access, outdoor seating is more spacious. No toilets on premises. 

Community Coffee Co

More Restaurants & Cafes nearby

The Tiny Saigon

Hylin

Cafe Pastel - Portuguese Tart Cafe Perth

Chicho Gelato Northbridge

Yo-Chi

Breve's Cafe & Bar

Li’l TEN’S Cafe

Viet Hoa