Subway

Location: 97 Murray St Perth. Corner of Pier Street and Murray Street
Accessible map reference: N 11

Summary:
Short internal ramp
Signage is easy read and menus are in a blackboard style
The closest accessible toilet is at the Perth Town Hall public toilets on Barrack Street


Type: Take away; counter sales and some tables for dining in.
Food style: Sandwiches


Opening hours:
Monday to Wednesday 7.00am to 10.00pm
Thursday to Friday 8.00am to 9.00pm
Saturday to Sunday 7.00am to 9.00pm


Telephone: 9221 7331
Bookings taken: No

Closest accessible parking:
Pier Street Car Park (CPP) (8 bays)
Kings Complex Car Park (Secure Parking) (4 bays)

Closest public transport:
Red CAT stop 13 on Hay Street (opposite side of the road)

Closest accessible toilet:
Perth Town Hall public toilets on Barrack Street

Signage: All signage is clear, easy to read and in good colour contrast.

External access: Direct access off the wide Hay Street footpath.

Entrance door: The 1800mm wide, manually opened doubled glass doors are heavy to open and fast to close. They are outlined with fluorescent lighting and have large D style handles. There is a short internal ramp at the entrance door with a gradient of 1:12.

Internal: The floor surface is tiled and music is played at a low level. There is sufficient space for all styles of wheelchairs to move throughout the café.

Food counter: Ingredients for selection are displayed at a high sitting height. The self serve drinks dispenser is located opposite the food counter and the controls are at a high standing height. Staff are available to assist.

Payment counter: At a sitting height.

Seating: 430mm high moveable chairs. Tables have a central pedestal and are 730mm high.

Menu: A blackboard style menu that is easy to read with large print. The menu is backlit.

Lighting: Natural light from the street front.

Who to contact:
Name: Thao Tran
Position: Assistant Manager
Phone: 9221 7331
Street Address: 564 Hay Street.

Information prepared by Occupational Therapy students from the School of Occupational Therapy at Curtin University of Technology, 2005.

Care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this information however no guarantee is given that the facility is fully accessible.

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© Disability Services Commission 2005

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