The salesperson was 10/10. She could provide lessons in how to interact with customers. Absolutely…read morefirst class. Delivery was timely and efficient by a very nice man. Product is very good quality. Overall an outstanding experience.

Everyone we visit there's always fantastic service from them. Most of the time the owner is there…read moreand she is so helpful. Great range of plants trees and veggies. Have got so much from them and never lost a plant, they are just amazing quality. I wouldn't go anywhere else.

This cute store is one of those places that does furniture, home wares and then bits and pieces of…read morebooks, accessories, handbags etc. I got sucked in by their amazing window display and then wandered around "oohing and ahhing" for quite some time before walking out with a very cool Australian artisan made necklace. The staff are super friendly and helpful and were very keen to give me the low down on where to check out in Bendigo (seeing I'm not a local). Excellent service and as a Melbournite, I was very tempted by their great range of lamps and tables... if only I had a bigger car! A must to check out if you're in the area.

Had a suit altered. Excellent repair. Very good pricing also. Very happy will be back!read more

Patched my jeans in no time very happy with quick helpful service…read more Hems done in a 3 day turn around. Or if desperate they can do asap.

Note: I'm writing this review as a long-term mail order customer - I have never visited the…read morephysical shop (but I intend to in the future!). I have been buying yarn from Bendigo Woollen Mills for years - it is fantastic quality, and excellent value. And I'm not exaggerating - check their website - you get a 200g cone (or ball) of high quality wool for only $12-$13! Postage is ridiculously cheap, and products are shipped promptly. With a huge colour selection, I don't know why more people don't shop here - it's perfect for anyone who works with wool. I've been buying it for my handweaving and woven tapestry, and it works out a lot cheaper than the local craft shop (plus the quality is ten times better!). It's lovely to knit with, and wears well without bobbling like the more commercial yarns do. I highly recommend anyone interested in crafting to support an Australian wool mill (one of the only mills left in Australia!) - knitting and crocheting are becoming trendier these days, so why not save yourself some money and buy wool in bulk?

A bit tricky to get to if you've never been there before, if you're a knitter, weaver or crocheter,…read moreyou'll want to check this place out. This is the kind of place that you should go to source wool and know what project you're buying for. You can check their prices and purchase online, but seeing it in person at least once is recommended. Even though they're a bit analog still, they DO do online shopping, phone and mail orders and send out current colour cards to their regular customers. You can also request them to send you their colour cards online or by phone so you can look at their swatches in person. They also sell patterns and fully knitted garments. If you run out of wool or underestimated how many skeins you needed for a particular project, you can call or email them about a colourway and dyelot and they will do their best to help you out. But they do sell out of popular colours quickly and you might need to purchase the latest dyelot, so plan ahead! Tip: Check out the back room for sales, goodies and treasures. Pro tip: The back room will be picked over and gutted by knitting harpies if you go during the Bendigo Sheep and Wool Show weekend! Overall: Good quality and economical choice for large projects that would otherwise be pricier with more boutique wools.

Good shop. Good service. Only thing is I saw an employee by the name of "Kyle or Kyren" stealing…read moreproducts off the shelf, I believe they were some sort of trading cards.

$4.50 for a small take away cup and a cheap Nerada tea bag. Tourist places seem to not care about…read morewhat they do because they figure the customers will keep coming. Bendigo Pottery is worth a visit but could be a lot cooler. The café needs a little love.

This was the main reason that I made a trip up to Bendigo for a weekend, not just because I like…read moreart galleries (which I do), but because they had an exhibition of Greek artifacts which would instantly catch my attention, as well as a booking for an entire weekend. It also gave me a good excuse to go and wonder around the town just to get the vibe of the place. I must say that the Greek exhibition was outstanding, not so the other exhibition on Victorian underwear (I really don't like fashion). However, the gallery also had a pretty decent art collection as well, with paintings both from Australia and abroad (but no Picasso, though there were a couple of impressionists). The incense burners from China were also pretty cool, as where the neo-classical statues out the back, which depicted scenes from Ovid's Metamorphosis.

Bendigo art gallery is a great space as it recently had a redevelopment…read more We were lucky enough to see the 'Imagining Ned' exhibit. With artists on display like Sir Sidney Nolan, Arthur Boyd, Adam Cullen, Juan Davila and Norman Lindsay. Amazing art displayed on whether some like it or not, an Australian icon. You can also see it's collection which includes painting, sculpture, ceramics, decorative arts, photography, works on paper, and Australian art. This really is worth a trip to Bendigo to experience.