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The Helm Bar is fully accessible for wheelchair users.  A lift situated between the adjoining shops on the ground floor provides step-free access to the first floor bar and dining area.  During the week almost all tables are accessible, whereas on the weekend the tables on the first floor are replaced with high tables and benches. Make sure to contact them to arrange a good table. There is plenty of space between the tables so there shouldn’t be a problem within the venue. Designated accessible unisex toilets are available inside the venue.
Accessible parking can only be found on Sussex street.

Helm Bar

Top Juice Wintergarden

A Fish Called Coogee is located on Coogee Bay Road. The venue is inaccessible to wheelchair users because of a step at the entrance and the lack of any portable ramp. But there are accessible outside tables available. The space inside is too tight and restricted anyway. There is no accessible toilet on site. The closest designated parking spots can be found in the carpark on 188 Arden Street.

A Fish Called Coogee

Mobility Parking, Rowley Lane, (Eveleigh)

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

This sushi place is located inside the met center in Sydney CBD. The counter for take away food has a moderate height . The seating area for dine it caters for an accessible device to park and set at any of the tables. However reaching the food might be a challenge. 

Parking and drop off are challenging since the complex center is in the middle of the city. 
However, the tram line stops right in front of the george street entrance.

Restroom are located in the complex are they have spacious accessible toilets. If they are not open, you can ask for the key by knocking the door right in front of the toilets or by calling the provided number on that area.

SUSHI NAYA

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

Old Town Hong Kong Barangaroo

Located in the south lobby of International Tower One, South by Dukes is an accessible cafe. Step-free entry can be gained via the street entrance and via the Tower’s lobby. There is accessible seating located inside and outside, but there are no accessible toilets. However accessible toilets can be found within the tower.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

South by Dukes

Mobility Parking, McElhone Street, (Woolloomooloo)

Cafe Waverley is a small local cafe located within Waverley Park, with indoor and outdoor seating. There is step-free access from the surrounding path, and the entrance is level, allowing easy wheelchair access. The interior has space for movement between seating.

An accessible toilet is located within the cafe. It is open from 7am to 3pm, and the key is kept with cafe staff.

The closest accessible parking is located on Paul Street, Bondi Junction, near the Waverley Park playground entrance.

Cafe Waverley

Tote Park

Mobility Parking, Pirrama Road, (Pyrmont)

Mobility Parking, Wheat Road, (Sydney)

Farinha is accessible. There is step-free access via a tight doorway, which leads to a gentle ramp. Space inside is tight and some of the tables in the dining area may prove to be inaccessible. There is no accessible toilet on site. Designated parking spots can be found in the carpark on 188 Arden Street.

Farinha Pizzas E Massas Restaurant

Gelatissimo is an accessible ice cream kiosk in Circular Quay. The counter is accessible by wheelchair, but the outlet is purely a takeaway kiosk and there is no seating area or toilets available.

Gelatissimo Circular Quay

Mobility Parking, Mount Street, (Pyrmont)

The Juice Stop is a partially accessible juice bar located at the northern end of Arden Street in Coogee. There is no step-free access into the venue, but there is a takeaway counter on the outside of the shop which is accessible to wheelchair users. There are no outside tables and accessible toilets available in this venue.
Designated parking spots can be found at the carpark on 188 Arden Street.

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