glenhuntly

Glenhuntly is a suburb located in Carnegie, Victoria.

The suburb is known for its foodie hub, with the main shopping strip Koornang Road chockablock with eateries. There are many restaurants in the area, including Nagoya Japanese Restaurant, Steak Bank Charcoal Grill, Yume Sushi & Teppanyaki, and Burger Bliss. Major Mitchell Cafe and Functions is also located in the area, offering a variety of food and drinks. ACC Catering is a catering service that operates in Carnegie, offering a variety of cuisine and beverage packages. Glenhuntly is accessible by the 67 tram, which travels down Glen Huntly Road, serving the suburb of the same name. The area is on the traditional lands of the Boonwurrung people. The origins of Carnegie's name are somewhat murky, but what is clear is that it did not start out as Carnegie. It was originally called Rosstown, after local businessman and property developer William Murray Ross. Ross proposed a sugar beet mill, residential estate and railway to serve the area, but these ventures failed and the area was renamed.