Flaminia is located within the Quay Grand building and can be accessed from two accessible entry points around Circular Quay. Overall accessibility is good, with lift access connecting the different building levels to the restaurant.
One entrance is through 61 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which functions as the main building entrance and includes the reception area of Pullman hotel (level 3). Entry is step-free, with wide automatic glass doors and smooth flooring. From this reception level, visitors need to travel one level down via lift or stairs to reach Flaminia (level 2). In front of the lifts on the level 3, there is El Vista Bar, which is accessed via a separate accessible lift.
Another entrance is available from the Circular Quay side. This level includes Eastbank restaurant. From here, visitors travel one level up via lift or stairs to access Flaminia.
Internal circulation areas throughout the building are generally spacious, with polished, level flooring and wide pathways suitable for wheelchair movement. Lift access between levels is available and easy to navigate.
Inside the restaurant, pathways are generally wide with a mix of table and booth seating. Some seating areas are closely arranged, but movement through the areas is manageable.
Lighting is bright during the day with good natural light from surrounding windows.
An accessible toilet is available within Flaminia, behind the lift. It includes grab rails, accessible entry, circulation space for wheelchair movement, and a baby changing seat.
There is no dedicated accessible parking directly attached to the restaurant, though nearby commercial parking is available around Circular Quay and the Quay Grand precinct. Drop-off access is available close to the building entrances.
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