Hard Rock Cafe is an accessible bar and restaurant located on the first floor of Harbourside Shopping Centre. There is a lift on the ground floor providing step-free access to the upper entrance. The majority of the venue is step-free, but some seating areas can only be accessed via stairs. Seating inside and outside on the terrace is available for wheelchair users. There is a designated accessible unisex toilet on site.
Designated parking spots can be found in the Harbourside shopping center carpark.

Hard Rock Cafe

84 Union St is an accessible bar and restaurant in Pyrmont. There is step-free access into the restaurant, but not all areas are accessible due to steps. There are toilets on site, but they are not designated accessible. There is accessible seating inside, but some tables are inaccessible due to the use of high tables.

84 Union St

Located on the first floor of The Star, Balla is an accessible fine dining restaurant. There is step-free access via a lift from the ground floor lobby. The majority of tables are accessible to wheelchair users. However the room between the tables is restricted. There are accessible toilets and accessible parking spots can be found in the Star carpark.

Balla

Located on the ground floor of The Star, Pizzaperta is an Italian restaurant. 
There is step-free access into and around the outdoor venue, which has minimal accessible seating due to benches and bar stools.  If you call the venue before your arrival the staff will be happy to arrange a table for you. There are no accessible toilets in the venue itself but the nearest facilities are located inside The Star.
Parking spots can be found in the Star carpark.

Pizzaperta

Joe & The Juice is an accessible juice bar from Denmark, specialising in juices and sandwiches, shakes and freshly ground coffee, served in a funky and vibrant atmosphere. There are no steps leading onto the venue and an open plan seating area provides plenty of accessible seating options. However, there are no toilets at Joe & The Juice.
There are also plenty of accessible public carparks nearby.

Joe & The Juice Barangaroo

Long way to push if you are not 100% sure where to go.

ICC Sydney

Momofuku Seiōbo is an acclaimed restaurant with an open kitchen and edgy vibe, serving inventive Asian-European fusion dishes. It is located on the ground floor of The Star Sydney. The closest entrance is at the corner of Edward and Union Streets. It is fully wheelchair accessible (although, sitting at the counter to eat while watching the chefs at work is not possible).

Momofuku Seiōbo

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Siesta Sydney

Accessible entry. Outdoor seating available. Inside cramped, Plenty of street parking available with 1 or 2 disabled spots.on the street. Accessible toilet but a bit of an obstacle course to get to it. No signage advertising accessibility.

Darling Thai

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

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

Accessible toilet near St James station in Hyde park.

Accessible toilet

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

This is a spacious and lovely french restaurant.  The owner was extremely friendly and chatty and proud how accessible he had made his restaurant, including an accessibility toilet. There are large doors at the entrance and sufficient space around the tables.

La Grillade restaurant 

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

The museum features two main entrances, ensuring accessibility for all visitors. The west-side entrance is a step-free entry directly connected to the sidewalk, providing seamless access. The east-side entrance includes steps, but a wheelchair-accessible ramp is available on the left side of the entrance. Inside, an additional ramp has been designed alongside the stairs to further enhance accessibility.

The museum spans two floors, which can be accessed either by elevator or via the ramp located at the west-side entrance. Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available on each floor, and the exhibition halls are entirely step-free. Designated accessible parking spaces are conveniently located to the left of the west-side entrance. Overall, the museum is highly accommodating and friendly for individuals with disabilities.

Australian National Maritime Museum

The library offers front ramp access with an automatic door. A unisex accessible toilet is available, equipped with handrails and a spacious interior. However, the hallway leading to it is somewhat narrow.

A lift is available to access the upper level of the library.

While the library is relatively small, it features wide, open floor spaces with good wheelchair access between bookshelves. Some seating areas are only accessible via stairs, but there are centrally located desks and chairs.

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