The Burwood Park Community Centre is highly accessible, located on a single ground floor with level entry. It features dedicated disabled amenities and is connected to accessible transport and specialized parking.

Entrance: The entire centre is on the Ground Floor and features Disabled Amenities and Access.

Pathways: Access is via level, paved pathways within Burwood Park, ensuring a smooth roll from the street.

Layout: All internal areas are on one level, with no internal steps.

On-Site Accessible Toilet: The centre includes a dedicated accessible change room.

General Toilets: Standard Toilets/Shower facilities are also available on site.

Park Toilet Block: The adjacent park is adding a 24/7 Exeloo accessible toilet block.

Public Transport: The centre is within walking distance of the fully accessible Burwood Train Station.

Accessible Parking: Available at Westfield Shopping Centre and in surrounding streets.

Westfield Cost: Offers free all-day parking for customers displaying a valid disability permit after registering at the concierge.

Burwood Park Community Centre

Yummy Noodle & BBQ is on the ground floor with level access and a spacious layout. It is highly convenient for movement within the dining area and is very close to Burwood Station. Users should note that the on-site toilet is not a dedicated accessible facility.

Entrance: Located on the Ground Floor. The entry from the footpath (via the small alleyway off Burwood Road) is level access or has only a minimal, manageable threshold.

Pathways (Exterior): The approach from Burwood Road involves a smooth, flat, wide footpath leading into a short, level alleyway that provides direct access to the entrance.

Interior Layout: The entire dining space is flat and on one level. The layout is open, and aisles between tables are wide and free from clutter, allowing for easy and safe navigation and 360-degree turns.

Seating: Numerous dining tables offer sufficient under-table clearance for comfortable wheelchair seating.

On-Site Toilet: The restaurant contains one single, general-purpose toilet.

Nearest Accessible Toilet: The closest fully compliant, dedicated accessible public toilet is available at Burwood Park (approximately 5-7 minutes rolling distance) or within Westfield Burwood.

Burwood Station: The venue is extremely close to the station, estimated at 150–200 meters (a 3-minute roll/walk).

Station Accessibility: Burwood Station is fully accessible, featuring operational lifts connecting platforms to street level.

Route: The path from the station is direct, on smooth, flat public footpaths.

Primary Accessible Parking: George Street Council Car Park (36 George St).

Distance: Approximately 300-400 meters from the restaurant (a 5-6 minute roll/walk).

Accessible Bays: Clearly marked bays are available on multiple levels.

Lifts and Connectivity: The car park features lifts that connect all parking levels to the ground floor exit. The route from the lift exit to the restaurant is via a continuous, wide, and flat footpath.

Restaurant Lifts: No internal lifts are required, as the entire facility is on the ground floor. Lifts are external only for parking and station access.

桂林米粉Yummy Guilin Noodle & BBQ Burwood

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

A bright airy cafe with upbeat staff and a great menu.   Luca and Connie were thrilled we were there to check them out and extended a cheerful invitation.  A favourite with local nursing home residents, local school community and mums with prams.
Dropped curb access from the road but no dedicated parking.  A lot of locals use the nearby church parking and comply with community requests to vacate that during school recess times. Some pavement seating plus an accessible ramp into the main cafe. The entry way is always open and requires two quick left turns to enter then a right turn to the low counter to order.
The accessible toilet is to the rear of the property, reached by heading back down the ramp, which is undercover.  The day I was there the door was not marked as accessible toilet, and felt a little heavier than average.  The door opens inwards to the right, basin and mirror at an accessible height immediately opposite the door.  The toilet is a right hand transfer and is in the far left corner.  Lights need to be manually flipped on when entering.

Bad Habits Annandale

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

T & B Cafe provides a highly accommodating experience for wheelchair users, located conveniently on the ground floor with excellent step-free access from the street and through the dining area, plus guaranteed access to a compliant accessible toilet directly opposite in the Elsie Suites building.

Ground Floor Access: The café is situated on the Ground Floor, requiring no vertical navigation to enter.

Ramped Entry: Ramps lead directly from the street to the entrance, eliminating the need to handle curbs or steps.

Wider Spaces: The internal layout features wider spaces and clear pathways, ensuring easy maneuverability and comfortable navigation between tables.

Accessible Counter: The reception/ordering counter is at a good height, allowing wheelchair users to reach and interact comfortably with staff.

Local Proximity: The café is located close to Service NSW Burwood.

Child-Friendly: The cafe is advertised as child-friendly.

Guaranteed Accessible Toilet: A fully compliant accessible toilet is available in the building directly opposite the cafe (in Elsie Suites, near Myhealth Burwood).

Accessible Route: The route to the toilet involves navigating the accessible wider spaces and ramps within the Elsie Suites complex.

Key Points: Parking and Payment (NSW Mobility Parking Scheme)

George St Council Car Park (Recommended):

Access: This multi-level car park provides step-free exit via lifts directly to the Elsie Street area, a short distance from the café.

Payment Concession: When displaying a valid NSW Mobility Parking Scheme (MPS) permit, parking is FREE in this council car park.

Location: Metered street parking spaces are available on Elsie Street and surrounding areas.

Payment Concession: When displaying a valid NSW MPS permit, parking is FREE in metered/ticketed zones, and time limits are extended significantly (e.g., a 1-hour limit becomes 2 hours).

T & B Cafe

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

Russel park is a small grassy area with a walking path along Fivedock Bay. There isn’t any accessible parking near the park but lots of street parking especially out of peak times.

There are bathrooms in the park however they are located across the grass area and also not dedicated accessible bathrooms. There is also a playground across the road part of the park, here there are some bench’s and gazebos however little to no accessible play equipment. 

Nearby street parking at : 40 or 42 Bay Road, Russell Lea, New South Wales, 2046 and 51 Cometrowe Street, Drummoyne, New South Wales, 2047, 

Russell Park

Grant Park

Bexley North - Concourse (CRP) to Platform 1/2

Petersham - From footbridge to Platform 1/2

Birkenhead Point Brand Outlet in Drummoyne, Sydney, is a multi-level shopping centre designed to support people with reduced mobility. It offers accessible parking, ramps, lifts, wheelchair hire, and accessible toilets on multiple levels, ensuring that all visitors, including wheelchair users, can navigate the centre comfortably. Panda@ (Pandaat) Chinese restaurant, located on the ground level, benefits from the centre’s accessible features, providing easy entry and movement for all guests.

Panda@ (Pandaat) Restaurant: Located on ground floor in the main dining area – fully accessible with level pathways.

Accessible Toilets: At least 1 accessible toilet on this level, located near main entrances and dining areas.

Lifts: Ground level provides access to lifts connecting Level 2 and Level 3.

Entrances / Doors: Main entrance has level access; likely automated doors for wheelchair users (centre-wide policy).

Parking: Closest accessible parking bays for Ground level are near the main entrance; disability permit holders can park for free for the first 3 hours.

Support: Wheelchair hire available from Guest Services (Level 2) for use on this level.

Accessible Toilets: 1+ accessible toilet near main shopping areas (North/South sections).

Lifts: Connects Ground → Level 2 → Level 3, fully wheelchair accessible.

Parking: Level 2 car park has designated accessible bays near lifts for easy access to shopping areas.

Support / Services: Guest Services kiosk located on Level 2 can assist with wheelchair hire, mobility parking, directions, and general accessibility needs.

Accessible Toilets: At least 1 accessible toilet, near MacPac / North Face stores, including parent rooms with change tables.

Lifts / Ramps: Lift access from Level 2; ramps available in certain sections for internal navigation.

Parking: Some rooftop parking accessible via lift from Level 2 car park; check signage for disability bays.

Total parking: ~1,330 spaces across multiple levels; height limit 2.1 m.

Cost: First 3 hours free; after 3 hours, fees $10–$40 depending on duration.

Accessible parking: Designated bays for disability permit holders on Level 2 (near lift, 8 bays), Level 4 South (6 bays), and Ground/Yellow/Green levels near main entrances (4–5 bays each). Free for registered permit holders.

Guest Services: Register mobility permit at Level 2 kiosk; wheelchair hire available.

Notes: Accessible bays are close to lifts and entrances for easy access to Panda@ restaurant and centre amenities.

Pandaat

Burwood Chinatown

Woodstock Community Centre

My Aunt's Handmade Noodles (Burwood) 胖姨儿手工拉面馆

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

Sideways is an accessible bustling, casual cafe & deli with straight-up decor serving classic breakfast, lunch & brunch dishes situated on Constitution Road, Dulwich Hill. 

The venue offer step free entry via paved level pathway  to glass entry door.  Inside is bright & spacious with floor to ceilong windows,freestanding tables, chairs access to the counter & covered outdoor seating.

Only regular street parking is available & accessible toilets over 1km away at Summer Hill & Ashfield Train Station.

Sideways Deli Cafe

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Goodwood Bakeshop Marrickville

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Kürtősh

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