Entrance to the food court on Level 2. There are elevators (green doors) at right, as an alternative to escalators. There is room to pass through the area either side of the seated areas.

Entrance to the food court on Level 2. There are elevators (green doors) at right, as an alternative to escalators. There is room to pass through the area either side of the seated areas.

A view of the bigger seated area. There are several takeaway food options at the perimeter. The seats are not fixed in place, allowing you to reconfigure as necessary.

A view of the bigger seated area. There are several takeaway food options at the perimeter. The seats are not fixed in place, allowing you to reconfigure as necessary.

Some entry points to the Food Court use stairs, especially the side entrances on Pacific Highway.

Some entry points to the Food Court use stairs, especially the side entrances on Pacific Highway.

Din Tai Fung is an example of a dine-in restaurant. These are alternatives to the takeaway food options.

Din Tai Fung is an example of a dine-in restaurant. These are alternatives to the takeaway food options.

Greenwood Plaza
    Malls & MarketsUpdated 2 months ago

    Greenwood Plaza

    Greenwood Plaza is a favourite for office workers in North Sydney Central Business District. Greenwood Plaza offers transit via bus and train using North Sydney station. The food court on Level 2 has several options for different cuisines. There are tables with between 2 and 4 seats. The seats are not fixed in place if you need to move them. Accessible toilet can be found onsite. There is lift access from other levels, including the car park (operated by Wilson Parking).
    Some areas accessible
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    Wheelchair accessible toilet
    Accessible parking
    Accessible food

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