Waterloo Self Storage

While it might be a little small, Waterloo doesn’t disappoint when it comes to food. It has it all, from Italian to Thai, pizza and fish and chips. Go to Porcorosso for some great pizza after a day of visiting the art galleries that the suburb is known for. If you’re looking for a nice little brunch spot, Devon on Danks is a good spot. Indulge your sweet tooth with some of their famous cronuts and choose a few of their wide ranges of pastries they have available. Sit down and relax with a cup of coffee that will surely pick you right up after a morning of exploring what Waterloo has to offer. For the best Chinese food, go to Northern Chinese Cuisine. If you’re a fan of dumplings, fried or steamed, dried rice and handmade noodles, you need to try their food. You can go here for lunch or dinner, so make sure that this is on your list of places to go.

Since it is so close to the city and the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), there are a bunch of spaces that will satisfy your requirements. If you have sports equipment that you want to store close to some of the parks and fields around Waterloo and Moore Park, there are spaces available.

There is always public transport that will get you to Waterloo. It might be a good idea to have a look at buses, although if you don’t mind a little walk, the nearest train station is in the neighbouring Redfern suburb. The Eastern Distributor is the main road just bordering the suburb, however Bourke Street offers you a more direct route into Waterloo. Botany Road also borders the suburb, and Henderson Road is a good route to take if you’re coming in from the Redfern side of the suburb.