Neighbourhood cafe with gated front area. Tables Inside and outside. 

Front entry has a 5cm high ramp (well less than a step in height). Unfortunately no photo available at this time.

Toilet inside would be more difficult to access with a wheelchair as they require going through the kitchen.



Butters Place

The restaurant's entrance is level with the sidewalk, offering step-free, accessible entry for all visitors. It features an outdoor dining area and a spacious interior with numerous movable tables and chairs, ensuring flexible and comfortable seating. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is available inside the restaurant. While there are many temporary roadside parking spaces nearby, no designated disabled parking spots are provided.

Sayers Sister

Café for drinks, cakes, brunch and light bites.  Open 6:30 - 15:00 daily. Discount for senior’s. Friendly and helpful staff.

Located to the rear Grindleford Drive side of Woolworth’s in the Roselea shopping precinct, the café is accessible via ramps from both sides. There is open access to the inside area with plenty of flexible space, and there are outside seating areas too which have some flexibility as well as fixed benches. There is a small play area for the “Little” ones.

There is  a disabled toilet in the Café and plenty of nearby disabled parking bays in the Roselea shopping precinct especially outside Woolworths which also has an accessible disabled toilet.

Little T's

Authentic Yang Style Seated and Wheelchair Tai Chi is a gentle form of exercise, promoting long life through improved health and well-being. 

Sessions take place weekly on Saturday's 13:00 - 14:00 during term times. They take place in the Billabong Room within the fully accessible Herb Graham Recreation Centre at Mirrabooka.

Please wear loose comfortable clothing and footwear.

cjdarwin@yahoo.com

Herb Graham Centre - Mirrabooka

Neighbourhood cafe with seating outside, in a garden area and indoors. Restricted space inside. Garden area can be accessed by a ramp but seating is tight. 

Toilets are accessed via the ramp but there’s a step to get up near the doorway. 

Orders can be made by the window at street level. Front door has 3 steps 

Piccolo's Corner

The Coffee Thief does coffee and eats by day and is the Wine Thief from about midday onwards (a wine store that also sells beer and spirits - all manner of alcoholic and non alcoholic options). It is opposite a park that has benches and is popular with young families (it is gated so there can be no escapees and it has a playground). 

The coffee thief doesn’t have many seating options but the park is popular in the afternoons when ice creams, fancy cheese and picnic options, and wine/beer/soft drinks are taken across the street to the park. 

There is no inside seating. It is just what is outside (so not good on a wet day) and a table and benches at the park. 

There are no toilets.

The shop has a stair at the entry and does not have a ramp but the Coffee Thief section is all single level to the street. 

The Coffee Thief

The Stirling Lakes are a series of small lakes connected by wide tree-lined boulevards. Paths, boardwalks, and features around the Lakes are fully accessible with ramps for any inclines and tactile paving at road crossings. 

The Lakes are dissected by the main Karrinyup Road, there is a ramped crossing but be aware that the push button service does not give pedestrians very long to cross the road.

There is plentiful 3 hour parking bays around the ‘southern’ Lakes, but there is no dedicated disabled bays and the parking is quite narrow, so if you need side access it is best to park up the less busy end nearest Como Way. 

Alternatively the Roselea Woolworths on the northern side of the Lakes has both disabled parking bays and toilet facilities.

There is an accessible Café - Little T's  - open until 3:00 p.m in the Roselea Precinct behind Woolworths.