The Hornsby RSL Club has one of the best places to eat, The Courtyard. It has replaced the Waratah Bistro and has modernised and refreshed the menu, giving you so many options, from Australian favourites of burgers and premium steaks, to Asian dumplings and noodles. Don’t forget to pay a visit to the delicious dessert bar to satisfy your sweet tooth. If you’re wanting to indulge in pizzas, pasta and seafood, Armeros Eatery and Grill is perfect for you. Try out the creamy Carbonara, the homemade lasagne or go for a traditional Margherita or Vegetarian pizza.

For those in the Upper North Shore, Hornsby would be a great place to store your things, from boats to large furniture. Residential areas around the train station enjoy the lush and green surroundings while being close to the railway, and therefore easily accessible by public transport. There are garages within the residential area that hosts are renting out, which is perfect for things such as larger bits of furniture, document storage or even long-term car storage. Even the apartment blocks that have gone up recently in Hornsby have storage cages available to rent.

Like many other suburbs, Hornsby has a main road that goes through it, making it easily accessible to both residents and visitors. For Hornsby, it is the Pacific Highway and George Street. Malsbury Road also leads into the suburb, if you’re wanting to avoid the daily traffic that can build up on your way to and from work. Taking Eastern Road and turning into Junction Road is one of the ways which will lead you directly into Hornsby if you’re coming from Pymble.