Bendigo
With no one to take over, Australia’s oldest Chinese restaurant is closing
Toi Shan has been serving the Bendigo community for more than 70 years. Its owners are now retiring and will take the final order for lemon chicken next week.
- Dani Valent
- Recommended
- Gold Mines Hotel
Gold Mines Hotel
A history-soaked hotel that’s part restaurant, part pub.
- Richard Cornish
10 of Victoria’s best regional pubs worth planning a road trip around
What’s even better than a long pub lunch? A long pub lunch in the country! These venues are the real deal, with food, drinks and settings worth planning a trip around.
- Richard Cornish
- Review
- Ghosty’s Diner
Ghosty’s Diner
Comfort food in a comfy wood-panelled room. Download the Good Food app to see this review.
Victoria’s newest destination diner is not where you might expect it
There’s another reason to visit a former gold rush town – and you don’t even have to leave your hotel to enjoy it.
- Emma Breheny
- Review
- Victoria
The Woodhouse delivers a smoking hot take on wood-fired cooking
Three types of wood-fired cooking are threaded through the menu at this warm Bendigo restaurant.
- Dani Valent
- Review
- Victoria
Masons of Bendigo
Masons does a lovely job of showcasing central Victoria's bounty.
- Dani Valent
- Review
- Modern Australian
Whirrakee Restaurant
Whirrakee, in a grand Edwardian-era bank building, with views to Rosalind Park and Alexandra fountain, is Bendigo’s go-to fine diner for special dinners and great-value set lunches.
- Review
- Victoria
Wine Bank on View
Housed in an 1870s bank building, this wine bar and store is an ideal spot to linger with a snack and a glass of wine – or more.
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