Located on the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Urban Orchard is an accessible health food outlet. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. Urban Orchard has no seating area of its own, but there is accessible seating in the rest of the food court. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities. Designated parking spots can be found in the shopping center carpark.

Urban Orchard

Located on the promenade leading towards Sydney Opera House, this is a wheelchair friendly cinema. All theatres are wheelchair accessible. 

A dedicated wheelchair space can be found at the back of each theatre. These are unfortunately not shown on the online booking form on their website. To book the accessible seat you’ll need to call the United Cinemas main number ‭02 9970 2626‬.

There is a lift beside the candy bar to each theatre level. 

A wheelchair accessible toilet is located in the lower foyer and is accessible by the lift.

Designated parking spots can be found at the opera house parking at the end of Macquarie Street. 

Update: This cinema is closed for renovations at present with no reopening date shown on site.

United Cinemas Opera Quays

Located at the Alfred Street side of Circular Quay train station, Banh You is an accessible Vietnamese street food outlet. There is step-free access to the takeaway counter, which is at a good height for wheelchair users. This is purely a takeaway and there is no seating or toilets available.

Banh you - Vietnamese Street Food Circular Quay

Yayoi Garden is an accessible Japanese restaurant situated on Bridge Street with the Japanese garden as its centrepiece.  
Step-free access into and throughout the venue is complimented by plenty of accessible seating. There is also an accessible toilet on site.
Designated parking spots can be found in 131 Macquarie Street carpark.

Yayoi Garden


The InterContinental Hotel on Macquarie Street houses Cafe Opera. Entrance into and throughout the venue is step-free and there is an accessible toilet available. Seating is tighly packed in and some tables may be inaccessible at peak times, so it is advisable to inform the venue about your visit.
Designated parking spots can be found at the hotel carpark.

Cafe Opera

El Greco Yeeros Cafe is a small takeaway outlet on Alfred Street. It is accessible to wheelchair users with step-free access into the counter and dining area, while outside there is a takeaway window and some accessible seating. There are no toilets in this venue.
The closest accessible parking can be found in the Wilson carpark on George Street. 

El Greco Yeeros Cafe

Thai restaurant on single level. Nearby accessible parking. 

Bo Thai

Accessible parking (or disabled parking) on Pitt street near Joe and the Juice and opposite CBD pharmacy

On street accessible parking. Pitt street

Good access, no toilet facilities You can sit at outside tables where there is more space available. Ramp access to the cafe from the street.

Barista Sisters Coffee

Wollstonecraft - City end platform 1 to Shirley Rd

Harts Pub is an inaccessible restaurant and bar located on the corner of Essex Street and Gloucester Street. Both entrances to the venue have a set of four steps and there is no portable ramp on site to aid entry.

Harts Pub

MOS is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free entry into the museum from the street and forecourt. It offers wheelchair access to all three levels by lift and a unisex accessible toilet on the ground level, located behind reception. Collect the Visitors Guide which shows the location of the lift, toilet and AGL Theatre. The MOS Café is located on site and seating spills out onto the Forecourt. The MOS Shop is adjacent to the entry reception area. There is no onsite parking or drop off area. The nearest commercial car spaces are expensive alternatives, include the Governor Phillip Tower basement car park (next door), The Intercontinental Hotel (across the road) or The Opera House car park.

Museum Of Sydney

Located on the ground floor of the Gateway shopping centre, Din Tai Fung is an accessible pan-Asian eatery. There is step-free access into the venue and throughout. The majority of the outlet’s seating area is accessible to wheelchair users. While there are no toilets in the restaurant itself, the Gateway food court has unisex facilities.

Din Tai Fung Circular Quay

The Push is on the ground floor of the Russell Hotel building, situated at the gateway to the Rocks area, 
Several steps meet you upon arrival at The Push, but there is a portable ramp on the premises which staff will be happy to assist you with. Space is at a premium inside and some of the tables may be inaccessible at peak times and there is no accessible toilet on site.
Designated parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark on George Street.

The Push

Located at the southern end of Sydney Harbour Bridge, Pylon Lookout is inaccessible to wheelchair users. There are 200 steps up to the lookout itself.

Pylon Lookout

Dawes Point Park is inaccessible to wheelchair users. There are no entrances that are step-free and the park itself has a very steep gradient in places. There are also cobbles and rocky parts which make wheelchair access difficult. There are no toilets in the park.

Dawes Point Park

Located in The Rocks next to The Argyle, Saké Restaurant & Bar is accessible for wheelchair users. Access can only be attained via the Argyle Street entry, where staff will assist you with a portable ramp. There is only one accessible table in the main dining area, which is usually closed from Monday to Friday, but you can call the venue and make a booking so they can arrange that table for you. Accessible toilets are available on site. Designated parking spots can be found in the Wilson carpark around 150 meters away.

Saké Restaurant & Bar The Rocks

A spectacular semi open-air bar, cafe, and restaurant, with one of the best views in Sydney - right on the waterside with a perfect view of the Harbour bridge!

Part of the Sydney Opera House complex, it’s reachable in three main ways; either by strolling along Circular Quay (there is an entrance ramp directly alongside the water) or from the main parking for the Opera House, or from the Opera House directly (take the main lift to the lower ground floor).

The space is partially indoor and outdoor, there are many outdoor tables that are accessible with plenty of space between chairs to manoeuvre, but some areas (a few outdoor tables up steps) are inaccessible.

Those people in wheelchairs might want to avoid going here at peak times (eg Friday evenings; particularly sunny ones) because it gets very full.

There are well maintained accessible toilets at the Opera bar itself and in the Opera Kitchen and Opera House, both very nearby.

Opera Bar

Kansas City Shuffle is an accessible cafe and restaurant located on Gloucester Street. There is a platform lift at the back of the restaurant which takes you up to the raised dining area. There is an accessible takeaway kiosk located next to the venue’s street entrance. Not all tables inside are accessible and the space is restricted but the tables can be allocated to ensure more room to maneuver. However there are a few outside tables available.
There are no accessible toilets.
Designated parking can be found in the Rocks carpark.

Kansas City Shuffle

A Malaysian and Chinese fine dining restaurant on Pitt Street, Neptune Palace is inaccessible by wheelchair. Stairs and the lack of a portable ramp prevent access to the restaurant.

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