Jacqueline’s guidebook to Warrimoo
Food scene
A great local pizza place that does dine in or take away. Friendly family service and literally just a five minute walk away.
Monte Italia
285 Great Western HwyA great local pizza place that does dine in or take away. Friendly family service and literally just a five minute walk away.
A handy bottle shop right by Monte Italia. A huge range of Australian boutique wines, imported wines, spirits, champagnes, ciders and beer.
Murray's Porters Liquor Warrimoo
281 Great Western HwyA handy bottle shop right by Monte Italia. A huge range of Australian boutique wines, imported wines, spirits, champagnes, ciders and beer.
From stamps, bread, milk, general goods & cups of coffee. Warrimoo General Store has it all.
Warrimoo General Store & Post Office
280 Great Western HwyFrom stamps, bread, milk, general goods & cups of coffee. Warrimoo General Store has it all.
City/town information
Warrimoo is aboriginal for Eagle's Nest and also known as ‘Blinky Bill Territory’ - the Australian author Dorothy Wall lived in Florabella Street.
Warrimoo itself has a General Store, Post Office, Pizza Place, Bottle Shop and Antique Store and is only an hour from Sydney, and has larger villages 10 minutes either side (Blaxland, Glenbrook & Springwood) with a wide selection of cafes, restaurants and locally owned shops of all varieties.
There are bushwalks, Children's Parks and tennis courts within walking distance.
Warrimoo
Warrimoo is aboriginal for Eagle's Nest and also known as ‘Blinky Bill Territory’ - the Australian author Dorothy Wall lived in Florabella Street.
Warrimoo itself has a General Store, Post Office, Pizza Place, Bottle Shop and Antique Store and is only an hour from Sydney, and has larger villages 10 minutes either side (Blaxland, Glenbrook & Springwood) with a wide selection of cafes, restaurants and locally owned shops of all varieties.
There are bushwalks, Children's Parks and tennis courts within walking distance.