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https://www.timeout.com/sydney/restaurants/wheelchair-accessible-restaurants-in-sydney
heres a list of some great spots in sydney that are accessible.
where’s your go to restaurant?
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I use this website to find accessible restaurants https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/all-suburbs/all-cuisines/features-accessible-by-wheelchair/search
There’s a good variety on there and it shows the price range and other useful details. My go to is The Star, as there are a lot of accessible restaurants there and the view in the outdoor area is amazing.
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I miss my regular fix at dolcini which is the cafe at Royal Rahab Ryde as well as at Putney.
Might be a good time to get the cook book out or maybe try some slow cooker recipes. There,s a good group page on Facebook http://www.slowcookercentral.com
Also a good time to sharpen the kitchen knives while isolated indoors. Just bought a whetstone and guide rails for the knives. You Tube have some good tutorials on how to sharpen your knives using a whetstone. I use a 1000 grit to sharpen and then a 6000 grit to polish. The guide rails help to keep a 15 degree edge to the knives for an optimal sharp edge.
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https://www.birdwoodcafe.com/ is my local for food and accessible times. I sit outside, as there is a step or two inside and its smaller. They will come out and take an order though! And the people are so friendly. They also allow me to pay from the table as well. Very accommodating!
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Anyone for an accessible high tea? Give them a call beforehand and the accessible spots are at the front door. Food and Scenery here is phenomenal.
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