Reviews Grill'd Bondi Junction

Tried vegan burger today.5 options for buns.I chose traditional one.Crispy and fresh good.Definitely love it.The burger is 100% veggie，but it tasted like meat,magic,it can be used for diet.lol

First time I’ve been to grill’d in Bondi Junction.

Lovely atmosphere and wide menu selection. Affordable prices and lots of seating available, but still somewhat busy as it was late night shopping at Westfield Bondi just across the road. I ordered the bacon and cheese burger with a side of ‘snack’ fries and both were delicious. I just ordered the traditional bun which was crispy and soft. However my mate got the panini style bread and he said it was way too hard.

Overall a good experience. Will definitely visit the other Grill’d outlets around Sydney 😊

Food recommendation: crispy bacon and cheese🍔

Hey Guys,

Just wanted to pass on that your staff are really great and friendly! 9pm on a Monday night I wouldn’t have expected such good service. Please pass onto your team!

Grill'd - This name always strikes a positive chord in me! Yummy,. nutritious burgers!

Thankfully, they do have a few vegetarian options as well. Veggie Vitality is my favourite burger here. I usually go for the low carb bun.

The cost does tend to be a bit on the higher side, but good food doesn't come cheap! I certainly recommend this place!

Food - 4.5/5
Service - 4/5
Ambiance - 4.5/5
Value for money - 3.5/5
Overall - 4/5

Grill'd is a guilty pleasure. It's delicious. So delicious. I've never had a burger disappoint. I do though always find myself going back for the Simply Grill'd which has the combination of tomato relish and herbed mayo that I love. I can also recommend the Baa Baa burger which has lamb and avocado and all sorts of goodies. I will say however that the chips are a little average and is the only reason I give 4.5 as opposed to 5. But when the burgers are so flavoursome and filling, you won't miss the chips.

Went with mates for the 2nd time at Grill'd Bondi Junction for the greatest burgers in the vicinity. The burgers were amazing, the atmosphere and everything the restaurant has to offer is on point. I believe the chips are an acquired taste, however. Would recommend to anyone for the best burgers in the junction!

FOOD TYPE
This is basically a burger joint, but they do salads as well. They stock a small selection of boutique beers.

FOOD QUALITY
We’ve dined here many times and never been disappointed with the food, and this last time was no exception. We started with a shared “superpower salad”. It was an outstanding dish and excellent value at $14. Lashings of tender, succulent chicken, neatly cut into small edible squares with avocado, beetroot, almonds, tomatoes, lettuce, onion, carrot, mint and topped with a tangy olive oil dressing – a welcome addition to the menu, replacing the bland and tasteless mushroom and “dukkah” salad they used to offer. For my burger, I choose the Mustard & Pickled one ($12) which has Dijon mustard, pickles, cheese, salad and relish. The meat was well cooked but tender, just the way I like it. To go with it I chose the traditional chips ($5). They were long and crispy, and the perfect accompaniment to the burger. (We’ve tried the sweet potato and the zucchini chips but they’re both awful. So give them a miss.) The portion sizes are decent and you shouldn’t leave here hungry.

ATMOSPHERE
This is a casual joint which doesn’t have too much atmosphere. The space is large with tables of different sizes spread out over two levels with a few tables on a little terrace outside as well. The style is basic, utilitarian wood and stone. With the front section wide open to the street though, it’s an ideal venue for summer dining (but it can get chilly in winter). As it was a hot night in late Feb, we decided to sit outside. It was pleasantly cool, although I found it a tad noisy from the passing traffic. There’s usually a smattering of diners here to keep you company, so you won’t dine alone although it’s never overly full.

SERVICE
I’ve always found the service to be friendly and efficient. The ordering counter is right at the front as you enter. The drill is that you’ll choose a table then select someone in your party to go up and order. You’ll be given a number and within about 10 minutes, the food is brought to the table. That generally seems to work fairly smoothly and we’ve never experienced any delays or hiccups.

COMFORT
The wooden benches or stools are slightly uncomfortable but then one normally doesn’t stick around too long after finishing ones meals so it’s not really a problem. The solid wooden tables though are ideal for eating burgers – and they’re large enough to fit all your meals and drinks comfortably. And without table cloths you can make as much mess as you like.

MENU
The menus are printed double sided on plain paper, so I guess they’re just reprinted daily as needed. You won’t find them on the tables but in a little basket just in front of the ordering counter. They’re exactly as you see on the web, so no surprises there.

TOILETS
There are no toilets in the restaurant per se. So you need to use the ones next-door at the Easts Leagues Club. Just tell the security staff there that you’ve been eating at Grill’d and they’ll let you through. And what’s odd about these toilets is that they’re unisex, which I find distinctively uncomfortable, especially with the half stable-like cubicle doors. Apart from that, they’re clean and well provisioned.

ACOUSTICS
You’ll have no problem conversing here even though there are no carpets or other noise absorbers. That’s because it’s a large place and the tables are well spaced out and it’s rarely overly full.

COST
We always come here with our Ent Book voucher (there are three in the current 2015/16 book) which offers one free main meal with every one bought. So that kept our cost down to a reasonable $41 for two burgers, one serve of chips, a salad and a bottle of Little Creatures Pale Ale.

PARKING/ACCESS
We usually park at the Westfield Shopping Centre across the road, which has two hours free or, if you get in after 7pm, it’s totally free.

SUMMARY
Solid value here and decent burgers for the price. Atmosphere is easy-going and relaxed and you can always get a table. Staff are efficient and friendly. An ideal place for a casual bite.

RECOMMENDATION
The new “superpower salad” is well worth trying, either as an entrée or as an extra after your burger.

They claim to be the healthiest, but I don’t buy into any ‘the burgers are better’ sing-song; and the number of calories written by the burger may as well be foreign currency to me. That said: there’s no clouding of judgment when I say that the burgers here are damn good. The latest to spring up is in Bondi Junction; not an easy hustle, but Grill’d aim high. They’re licensed, provide al fresco dining, and even donate a buck from every meal to a local charity of your choice. Now, the burgers are big: the Summer Sunset ($12.50) is your classic Aussie beef burger with avocado, pineapple and bacon (just missing beetroot). It’s juicy and messy - the way it should be. Field of Dreams ($11.50) caters to the vegos with mushroom, basil pesto, roasted peppers, cheese and a mayo that makes the mouth sing. Somewhere in the middle there’s the Baa Baa Burger ($12.90) . While the name may make sensitive vegetarians wince, this lamb burger will transport you to a ha

In love this place! Always polite fast and delicious.
Not only don't hey offer gluten free but you can opt out of a bun all together!!! The beef burgers (in a bowl!) Rock my work

I often go here and get their burgers which always taste fresh and delicious. I also love their sweet potato fries (best I have found!) The staff are all lovely and gave me a vou her for a free burger after I had my bank card stolen. Definitely recommended and will keep going back.

omg! Grill’d, My favourite. There is nothing else to say but amazing. the food is high quality and tasted scrumptious. The one thing i love is their Panini bread.It is the only bread i eat with burgers so good on them. Their staff are quick and nice and everything tastes great. highly recommended