The is a small cafe on Abercrombie St. It has a level entrance with an extra wide doorway and also outdoor seating. The staff are friendly, There are no accessible toilets.

Percentage Patisserie

This place has a pretty groovy and chilled atmosphere and the staff are friendly and helpful. 

There's a level front entrance, with a standard doorway. Wide space between tables and bar, easy to get through to back area and to the toilets, as long as bar isn't 5 deep. 

There's a mixture of high tables and stools and low tables and sofas. The back area opens up into a fairly wide space. 

The toilet is semi-accessible - it has no rails and is not marked as accessible (it's the one marked for women). There's a small lip to get into toilet, so you need to pop a wheely if you're in a manual chair. A powered chair should have no problem (see the photo). If you need rails to transfer you will have to bring a friend or carer in to assist. 



blacksheep

This is a take away cakes pies and pork rolls shop. There are two steps at the entrance, though if you wish you can give a shout or the staff should notice you and take your order.

Terry's Hot Bread

Wheelchair accessible entrance doors is always open so no need to.wrestle.with it, entry is street level with slight incline. 

Fat Franks Newtown

Is there step free access to the venue? 
Are the doors heavy/manual/swinging/automatic? 
If steps to venue, any other means of entry? Signs? Side entrance?
Is there a permanent ramp?  Portable ramp (ask staff)? 
Can a wheelchair fit between tables? 
Are there tables or benches/high stools? 
Is there outside seating? 
Is there an accessible toilet onsite? 
If yes, how spacious, can you fit a wheelchair?  
If no, is an accessible toilet shared with another venue or nearby? 
Is there accessible parking nearby? 

Please take photos to show your answers.  Thanks so much!


Cuckoo Callay

Kürtősh at Marrickville Metro offer great  coffee and amazing baked goods. The Front entrance and entrance to outdoor seating area are massively wide and fully accessible. The counters are low so wheelchair users can be seen. The space itself is massive with plenty of room to maneuver around and there is plenty of space between tables to allow wheelchair users to pull up  to a table comfortably and still have plenty of room for people to pass by without bumping or kicking your chair. Staff are friendly. There are fully accessible bathrooms in the shopping centre the 2nd floor accessible bathroom (accessible by lift) even has a hoist, and shower in it. 

Kürtősh

Banksia - Platform 4, underpass and Hattersley St

Sydney Park offers a main circular walkway that is wide, hard-surfaced, and generally well-maintained. While most of the path is smooth, some sections may be slightly uneven or bumpy. There is one steep slope leading up to a hill, which may be challenging for some users. Several narrower side paths branch off the main route.

The park includes a number of benches spaced throughout, which may benefit ambulant users. It’s also a shared space with cyclists, though the paths are typically wide enough to accommodate both without significant issues.

A café/kiosk is available with open outdoor seating that could accommodate wheelchairs. There are several playgrounds in the park, though none include wheelchair-accessible play equipment or adaptive swings.

Accessible parking is available near a well-signposted bathroom block, which includes a unisex accessible toilet with side rails. However, the stall is narrow and has a manual swinging door. Additional accessible parking and bathroom locations are marked on the park’s maps.

Sydney Park

Petersham - From footbridge to Platform 1/2

Mexican Restaurant, The food is amazing and authentic. The owners are mexican. Super friendly and eager.to accommodate. Entrance is accessible.  Tables can be moved if more space is needed.

Mexican Burrito Cantina

On-street accessible parking

Imported from City of Sydney Open Data – Mobility Parking (data/parking/sydney-parking-city-of-sydney.csv)

Alexandria Park

We Three Bar in Marrickville has an entry ramp at the front door.  The front bar is wheel chair accessible and the venue has a modern well maintained accessible bathroom.   The front bar has dining level seating available but it is a small bar so its a good idea to contact the venue and book for the front bar to ensure that you can get a table. Let them know that you need a booking for accessibility, the venue is happy to accommodate.  Unfortunately there is no lift in the venue and so the upstairs lounge is not an accessible space.

Accessible parking can be found in Calvert Street.

We Three

x2 accessible parking spaces, next to the toilet block

Off-street accessible parking

A really fantastic stroll with hard flat pathways all the way alongside the water from Kyeema to Sandringham. This 6km stroll has benches built in intermittently alongside the pathway. 

There are some accessible toilets along the way. Also one at the end near Vanston baths in Sandringham (this is also marked on the WheelEasy map) and nearby you’ll find the Kiss the Barista cafe which does great food and coffee and is open 7am-5pm everyday. 

Brighton-Le-Sands Beach Stroll

Kogarah 

One accessible toilet situated between the women’s and men’s toilets in this dark brown toilet block between two public car parks. Each car park has accessible spaces in, but the one to the south of the toilet block has acccessible hard pathways leading directly to the accessible toilet. 

Accessible Toilet

Several accessible parking spaces exist in this large public car park next to a toilet block and a bike path which runs along next to the beach (see ‘Brighton-Le-Sands stroll’ on this webapp)

International Airport - To departure

More Lifts nearby

International Airport - Lift from concourse to platform 2.

Sydenham - SYD STN LIFT 2 Concourse Level To Platform 6

Sydenham - SYD STN LIFT 3 Concourse Level To Platform 3

Mascot - Lift 3 to bus stop A

Banksia - Platform 4, underpass and Hattersley St

Banksia - Platform 2/3 to underpass

Banksia - Platform 1, underpass and Station St

Marrickville - From concourse down to platform level