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Accessible places to eat in NSW
3914 places to eat in NSW are listed, each with the access features visitors have confirmed and the date they did. 24 have been reviewed by visitors who are blind or have low vision. Confirmed most often here: accessible entrance is the main entrance (21), quiet enough to talk (21), step-free entry (21) and doorway wide enough for a wheelchair (17).
Keighery Hotel
Pub or bar
51 Rawson Street, Auburn, NSW, 2144
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Kelly's on King
Pub or bar
285 King Street, Newtown, NSW, 2042
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Ken's Sushi Bar
Restaurant
3A Shaw Street, Bexley North, NSW, 2207
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
96 Kepos Street, Redfern, NSW, 2016
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Kew Dining
Cafe
414 The Entrance Road, Erina Heights, NSW, 2260
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
KFC
Takeaway
2 Rennie Road, Campbelltown, NSW, 2560
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
KFC
Takeaway
3 Regatta Road, Five Dock, NSW, 2046
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
KFC
Takeaway
82 Princes Highway, South Nowra, NSW, 2541
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
KFC
Takeaway
67-69 Mount Street, North Sydney, NSW, 2060
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
KFC
Takeaway
62 Northcott Drive, Kotara, NSW, 2289
No visitor ratings yet0 of 25 access features confirmed
Space not yetSensory not yetService not yet
Common questions
- Which places to eat in NSW are good for people with low vision?
- Rated by visitors who are blind or have low vision, the highest so far are Academy Coffee Roasters (4.0 out of 5 from 1 review), Ex Services Club (4.0 out of 5 from 1 review) and Byng Street Local Store (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 places to eat in NSW have?
- The features visitors confirm most often at places to eat in NSW are accessible entrance is the main entrance (21 venues), quiet enough to talk (21 venues), step-free entry (21 venues) and doorway wide enough for a wheelchair (17 venues). 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.