FOOD AND CULTURE GATEWAYS FROM WESTERN SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL (WSI) AIRPORT
From multicultural food trails to historic townships, Western Sydney has a way of bringing people together over memorable meals and remarkable experiences. With the arrival of Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport, the world is getting a little closer to Western Sydney’s food and culture gateways. Whether you have a few hours between flights or are looking to turn your airport visit into a day out, WEST has created itineraries to fill your day, all within 30 minutes of WSI Airport. Destinations spanning the traditional lands of the Cabrogal People of the Dharug Nation, the Dharug, Dharawal and Gundungurra People.
Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport 
Vietnamese favourites, Eastern Creek 
The Paper Mill, Liverpool
EASTERN CREEK AND ROOTY HILL
Eastern Creek is an area known throughout Western Sydney as an adventure and shopping hub, from the roar of Sydney Motorsport Park to the fashion-filled aisles of DFO Eastern Creek. For an adventurous activity, check out a race at Sydney Dragway, book a hot lap at Sydney Motorsport Park, or sign up for a track session at Eastern Creek Karting.
For some fun bargain shopping, be sure to visit DFO Eastern Creek, home to a large range of outlet stores. It’s also a chance to appreciate First Nations public art throughout the precinct, connecting to local Dharug culture. Families looking to add a little fun to the day can explore the outdoor play area, or visit iPlay for bowling, bumper cars and laser tag.
DFO Eastern Creek 
iPlay Eastern Creek 
DFO Eastern Creek Social Quarter
The outlet is also home to a big variety of eateries, from Indian flavours at Bollywood Foods, Vietnamese favourites at Pho Ever, Mexican dishes at Pico De Gallo, modern Filipino cooking at Sir Manong and delicious donuts at Brooklyn Donuts. For the best all-round experience, continue the night at WEST HQ and Coliseum Theatre in nearby Rooty Hill, with excellent dining and live entertainment rounding off a great day.
WEST HQ, Rooty Hill 
Coliseum Theatre, Rooty Hill 
DFO Eastern Creek
GLENBROOK
The Blue Mountains are known for their beautiful landscapes, fresh mountain air and walking trails, and Glenbrook offers a lovely introduction to the region, conveniently close to Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport. Its leafy streets, village shops, walking trails and welcoming cafés make it an enjoyable place to spend a day.
Con's Continental Deli 
Knapsack Viaduct 
Dolly's Donuts
For a great local café, make your way to Kickaboom, where creative café dishes sit alongside a selection of artisan goods. 2773 Glenbrook is a popular family-friendly spot for all day dining, with an uncover play area for the kids as well as live entertainment over weekends. For a taste of Europe in the mountains, be sure to visit Con’s Continental Deli and Con’s Patisserie. Their European cheeses, specialty deli goods and freshly made pastries will tempt anyone who loves international delicacies. Another popular local eatery which will fulfil any sweet cravings, is Dolly’s Donuts. Their bouncy donuts are famous throughout the Blue Mountains.
While visiting Glenbrook, make time for one of the nearby walking trails, particularly the walk to Red Hands Cave’s ancient rock art, Jellybean Pool and the Lapstone Zig Zag walking track to take in the Quarry Lookout and Knapsack Viaduct views.
2773 Glenbrook 
Dolly's Donuts 
Knapsack Viaduct
CAMDEN
With its tree-lined streets, historic shopfronts and country-town character, Camden is a picturesque place to explore. Argyle Street is the heart of town, with independent shops, cafés and heritage buildings giving the main street plenty of life.
If you're after a good coffee, Jally’s, Barenz or Squeeze and Grind are all local favourite spots for a delicious brew. Those with a sweet tooth will find plenty to tempt them at Sweet Treats by Rhi, where cupcakes, brownies and other baked treats line the display cabinets. Try a New York style cookie, an iced Vovo cupcake, a classic Long John donut or rocky road slice, the menu changes fortnightly so there’s always something new to try. For something savoury, Epicure, tucked inside historic Camden Cottage, has a hand-selected range of Australian and imported cheeses as well as charcuterie and pantry staples. Take a seat to enjoy their offerings or pick up something to take home with you.
Camden 
Epicure 
Epicure
When visiting over a weekend, be sure to stop by Camden Town Farm Markets where you can meet local growers and makers bringing fresh produce and handmade goods to town. Take a stroll around the Nepean River Art Trail, and visit the Alan Baker Art Gallery and Camden Museum for an insight into the people and stories that have shaped this historic township.
Alan Baker Art Gallery 
Nepean River Art Trail 
Camden Museum
LIVERPOOL
Founded in 1810, Liverpool’s city centre is home to a diverse mix of eateries and cultural spaces, with laneway cafés, traditional bakeries, specialty grocers and contemporary dining all adding to the character of the suburb.
For a hidden coffee gem, Moore Coffee has a tucked-away laneway setting, with jaffles and pastries to go with your brew. Ristretto & Co. is another local favourite with friendly service and great coffee, and if you enjoy a good bakery, Royalty Bakery and The Burek Guy both bake traditional burek, fresh out of the oven. It’s delicious and well worth trying if you haven’t had it before.
The Paper Mill, Liverpool 
Moore Coffee 
The Burek Guy
For a sit-down meal, The Paper Mill is a cool spot to eat in an industrial setting. Choose from eateries including The Vault, Al Aseel and Ana’s Kitchen. Afterwards, stop by the Liverpool Regional Museum to learn fascinating heritage of the local area, or Liverpool Catholic Club for live music, a children’s playground and there’s even an ice rink if you’re up for donning a pair of skates.
Liverpool Catholic Club ice rink 
Liverpool Regional Museum 
Liverpool
Western Sydney's food and culture are as varied as the communities and landscapes that shape the region. With Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport opening a new front door to the region, Western Sydney has a way of making an impression in the most unexpected places. Take a chance, get out of the terminal, and explore everything that Western Sydney has to offer.
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