Guildford Lane approach to Krimper Cafe. The laneway has a slight slope and cobblestones, with outdoor stools and plants lining the brick walls leading to the entrance.

Guildford Lane approach to Krimper Cafe. The laneway has a slight slope and cobblestones, with outdoor stools and plants lining the brick walls leading to the entrance.

Krimper Cafe entrance on Guildford Lane — wide wooden warehouse doors open step-free into the converted industrial space. Cobblestone threshold is a little uneven but fully manageable for wheelchair and mobility-aid users.

Krimper Cafe entrance on Guildford Lane — wide wooden warehouse doors open step-free into the converted industrial space. Cobblestone threshold is a little uneven but fully manageable for wheelchair and mobility-aid users.

    Krimper Cafe is tucked down Guildford Lane, a short laneway off Queen Street. The approach has a slight slope and some cobblestones, but the entrance itself is step-free through wide wooden doors (the doorway is a little uneven but fully manageable). Inside, the converted warehouse is spacious with good room between tables and a mix of seating including chairs and church pews. There is a large accessible toilet fitted with grab rails and a backrest. Accessible parking is available on Queen Street right at the start of the laneway, and Flagstaff Station plus accessible tram stops on Elizabeth Street are only a couple of blocks away. Overall, a charming and well-accessible laneway cafe.

    Some areas accessible
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    Wheelchair accessible toilet
    Generous space
    No outside tables

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