Bill Granger, an internationally recognized Australian chef, passed away after a lengthy illness. It is believed that the 54-year-old had the illness for several months before his Christmas Day death in the hospital, where he was accompanied by relatives.
Bill Granger dies aged 54: Cause of death and obituary
On Boxing Day 2023, Bill Granger’s bereaved family made the tragic announcement that he had died in the hospital, with them at his side. Bill Granger reportedly died following a short battle with cancer. Granger became well-known as a chef thanks to his immensely popular restaurant Bills, which he founded in Sydney’s Darlinghurst in 1993.
He opened his first overseas accounts in Japan in 2008 and then in the UK and Korea after taking the business global. In addition, he authored twelve cookbooks that have sold over a million copies. 2020 saw the publication of his most recent book, Australian Food.
The Melbourne-born chef, who taught himself everything, left art school in 1993.
He opened his first bills in Darlinghurst in October of that year.
A memorial service will be held to celebrate Bill Granger’s life and impact. Information on this funeral ceremony will be available as soon as it is prepared. His family is entitled to privacy as they navigate these trying times and challenging situations. The life was a beautiful example of tenacity, zeal, and determination.
