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Accessible bakeries in NSW
200 bakeries in NSW are listed, each with the access features visitors have confirmed and the date they did. 1 has been reviewed by visitors who are blind or have low vision.
135 Katoomba Street, Katoomba, NSW, 2780
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
King's Hot Bread
Bakery
273 Forest Road, Hurstville, NSW, 2220
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Kingsgrove Bakery
Bakery
258 Kingsgrove Road, Kingsgrove, NSW, 2208
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Kirrawee Bakery
Bakery
144 Oak Road, Kirrawee, NSW, 2232
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Knafeh R Us
Bakery
524A King Georges Road, Beverly Hills, NSW, 2209
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Kogarah Bakery
Bakery
9 Montgomery Street, Kogarah, NSW, 2217
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Kolaci Cakes
Bakery
296 Kingsgrove Road, Kingsgrove, NSW, 2208
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Kürtősh
Bakery
110-112 Willoughby Road, Crows Nest, NSW, 2065
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Kym Bakehouse
Bakery
54 Smart Street, Fairfield, NSW, 2165
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
La Baguette
Bakery
18 Willoughby Road, Crows Nest, NSW, 2065
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Common questions
- Which bakeries in NSW are good for people with low vision?
- Rated by visitors who are blind or have low vision, the highest so far is Hansel & Gretel Bakery Co. (3.7 out of 5 from 1 review). Each rating covers Space (getting in and moving around), Sensory (lighting, noise, menus) and Service (staff, assistance animals, paying), and the venue's page shows all three.
- What access features do bakeries in NSW have?
- The features visitors confirm most often at bakeries in NSW are a quieter area or quieter times (1 venue), accessible entrance is the main entrance (1 venue), doorway wide enough for a wheelchair (1 venue) and lighting: not too dark, no glare (1 venue). Every listing shows which access features have been checked, yes or no, and when.
- How does Cane and Table check a venue?
- Visitors who have been there answer yes or no to specific features and rate Space, Sensory and Service out of five. Every answer is dated and goes stale after twelve months, and nothing is scored by an algorithm or taken from the venue's own claims.