Looking for Grill’d in Bendigo and heading for Bendigo Marketplace — only to find it was never in there? Why does one review site keep this store open an hour later than it really is on weeknights? And how old are the prices on the menu pages ranking for this town — because one of them is a PDF from 2011 quoting an $8.90 burger? Bendigo’s Grill’d information is thin and half of it is wrong. So what are the actual facts?

Grill’d Bendigo is at 88 Pall Mall, Bendigo VIC 3550 — a street-front store on Bendigo’s main street in the CBD, not inside Bendigo Marketplace. It opens at 11:00 AM every day and closes at 9:30 PM Sunday to Thursday, and 10:00 PM on Friday and Saturday. Call the team on (03) 5443 1239. The full menu with prices is below.

Grill’d Bendigo at a Glance

The essentials first, all in one table.

Opening Hours

Two things catch people out at this store, so read the table carefully.

First, the opening: 11:00 AM — later than most Grill’d stores, which mostly start at 10:30 AM. Second, the weeknight close: 9:30 PM Sunday to Thursday, with only Friday and Saturday reaching 10:00 PM. One caution: TripAdvisor’s listing for this store shows a 10:00 PM close on Wednesdays and Thursdays. That is wrong — the store’s own hours are the ones above. Trust the table, not the travel site, or you will arrive as the kitchen winds down.

Where Is Grill’d Bendigo & How to Get There

The store sits at 88 Pall Mall — Bendigo’s grand main street — in the heritage heart of the CBD. The Heritage Law Courts are across Pall Mall, the Town Hall precinct is nearby, and the store has outdoor seating on the Bull Street side. It is a street store with no centre to navigate.

Say it plainly because it is this keyword’s biggest confusion: Grill’d Bendigo is NOT inside Bendigo Marketplace. The Marketplace is a different place — on Mitchell Street, opposite the train station, about a kilometre away. If you drive to the Marketplace looking for this Grill’d, you will not find one there.

Train? Bendigo Station (V/Line, about hourly from Melbourne’s Southern Cross, roughly 2 hours) is around a 10-minute walk from the store, and buses run from the station into the city centre.

Tram? The Bendigo Vintage Talking Tram — the city’s hop-on, hop-off tourist tram — has its Charing Cross stop on Pall Mall itself, a short stroll from the store. It is a sightseeing service rather than transport, but arriving by heritage tram for a burger is peak Bendigo.

Driving? The Hargreaves Street Multi Storey Car Park (244–254 Hargreaves St) is about a block north of Pall Mall: $2.40 per hour, $10 all day, and free on Saturdays and Sundays. There is also metered on-street parking across the city centre — the council’s PayStay app handles payment.

For live directions, open the store’s official listing from the Grill’d Bendigo page on grilld.com.au and navigate from there.

Grill’d Bendigo Menu & Prices

The full Grill’d range is on the menu here: beef burgers, chicken burgers, Healthy Fried Chicken, wagyu and lamb, chips, sides and shakes. The store’s own listing highlights the wagyu burger, the lamb burger, Healthy Fried Chicken tenders, zucchini chips and sweet potato chips — a fair snapshot of what this kitchen is known for.

From there, the range with the prices we track:

A familiar warning: the price pages ranking for Bendigo are chain-wide and years old — one still circulating is a menu PDF from 2011, and the big “updated” pages quote chips dollars below today’s prices. For the complete menu with the prices we track and update, see our full Grill’d menu with prices page.

What to Order at Grill’d Bendigo

An honest note first: unlike some Grill’d stores, this one has no published most-ordered list we can verify, so we will not invent one. What we can stand behind: the store rates 4.3 stars on TripAdvisor from 184 reviews, and its reviewers keep praising the same things.

The Wagyu Wunder (A$22.90) is the name that comes up again and again — the premium wagyu build, and the store’s own listing leads with its wagyu burger too. The lamb gets the same treatment: the Baa Baa (A$21.90) is highlighted by the store and praised by reviewers, so Bendigo clearly has a soft spot for it. And the chips — Famous Grill’d Chips (A$8.90 regular, A$6.90 snack) plus the zucchini and sweet potato chips the listing highlights — round out what this kitchen does best.

The setting helps the order, too: a heritage main street, the Law Courts across the road, outdoor seating on the Bull Street side. On a fine Bendigo day, that is a better burger backdrop than any food court.

Delivery & Takeaway from Grill’d Bendigo

One honesty note: pickup options inside the delivery apps change from store to store, so if you want to collect, ordering in store or by phone is the sure route. And a reminder on timing — this kitchen closes at 9:30 PM on weeknights, so late delivery orders need to land well before that.

Catering & Local Matters

Grill’d Bendigo does catering with the usual simple rule: order before 5 PM and it is ready for next-day pickup — birthdays, corporate lunches, footy days and picnics, with dietary-friendly options.

Through Grill’d’s Local Matters program, the store supports local community groups every month. Bendigo’s official page currently features the Leukaemia Foundation, supporting people living with blood cancer. The featured groups rotate, so the jars in store show who is being supported when you visit.

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