Grill'd has a clear statement on their main website saying that all their meat (except for bacon) comes from Halal-approved suppliers. However, the Camberwell restaurant itself is not individually halal certified. This means while the meat is halal at the source, it's prepared in a kitchen that also handles non-halal items like bacon and serves alcohol.

Yes, Grill'd Camberwell serves alcohol. They also have pork on the menu in the form of bacon, which is an ingredient in several of their popular burgers like the 'Crispy Bacon & Cheese' and 'Mighty Melbourne'.

We couldn't find any specific information confirming that the meat is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). The company's statement only refers to their suppliers being 'Halal Approved'. For specific details on the slaughter method, it would be best to ask the restaurant staff directly.

The restaurant does not have an on-site prayer room. The closest known prayer facility is the Deakin Muslim Prayer Hall in Burwood, which is about 4km away and not within walking distance.

Grill'd Camberwell has a casual dining atmosphere that is generally family-friendly. While they don't have separate family sections, they can likely accommodate larger groups. It's always a good idea to call ahead for big groups to ensure they can seat you comfortably.