Westfield Hornsby

Minus a star for the foodcourt shutting so early. Saturday night movies are hard to do when there's no food after 6pm!Minus a star for the lack of security in the centre. Maybe this is a Hornsby suburb problem and not a Westfield Hornsby problem, but I don't want strangers approaching me asking for money or cigarettes. I sure as hell don't want those same people doing laps of the foodcourt and asking me four times in 40 minutes.Remaining stars for: good variety of shops, good quality cinemas, good location, great centre design (incl. exterior, nice pedestrian areas).

Amazing shopping experience at Star Phones in Hornsby. Bought a lot of mobile phone accessories and got my iPad fixed too !!

Westfield Shopping Mall at Hornsby is a good place to hangout in with a wide range of brands and offers in this Christmas season...

I visited this location for the Persian new year festival that was held by Yarra Foundation.All proceeds went to children affected by the earthquake in Iran.

Pretty and one of the few places that is open late...

Came here during the long weekend holidays and found there to be plenty of parking. The entry driveway/ramp into the place is a bit tight though if you’re driving a long vehicle like a dodge ram.Within the Westfields, you’ll find plenty of the common retail shops you expect of a Westfields.In terms of sizing, it’s not the largest one. However it is located very close to the train station so getting here via public transport is easier than other places.

The Hornsby Westfield has two parts in it and it gets confusing to find the parking but otherwise it has a good variety of shops ,when I visited I had a few dumplings from the food court, the food wasn't that warm but I ate it anyway and they were so yummy and they had $1 tea which was good as well !. The clock outside is really cool as well but unfortunately on that day I found somebody's keys in the parking lot floor which was smashed to pieces so hopefully they went home okay despite having their keys broken really bad. Otherwise it's a good Westfield and I would go again to explore more.

This shopping centre has it all from deli to cafes, Woolies, Aldi and Coles, restaurants, pharmacies and fashion stores... And DAISO is coming soon!!! That really completes the shopping centre along with TK Max on this part of northen Sydney.What is sad to see is as some shops close down (after effects of COVID-19?) more hair and nail salons are opening....Another thing I don't like about this place is greed. Every possible square inch of what should be an open space for walking is rented out to businesses, and at times this practice look like it can cause some serious safety issues if and when a large number of people have to evacuate in case of emergency.Digital signs are placed in what seems to be random inconvenient locations blocking the pathways.When a new shop is under construction, the boarded up walls stick out so much causing the walk path to be really cramped. The management should be leaving plenty of space for two carts and their companions to pass comfortably at any given time for a pleasant shopping experience!

Nice coffee and chicken rolls. Strolling around and seeing so many people@What I have enjoyed the most is the Hornsby Library. An incredible list of books titles and facilities.

It is very close to my home so it feels like a part of home. We have shops changes every year, but seems the new opened shops are more trendy and more fit into the local life style. It is where everyone go to during the weekend and since it is the biggest one in Upper North Shore, people in surrounding suburbs are also attracted to it.I am very happy we finally have Daiso and restaurants like Betty's Burger come in to boost the energy of the community. Can't wait to see what lies in the future of this very loved centre. The area is rapidly growing and become very popular among young families as well as seniors who are looking for a simple life style.