Love these burgers and there are so many to choose from. Don't forget the chips... Love then too!…read more What I like about this place and other grill'd places is the consistency. With all the times I've been I've never had a bad burger. Service is good considering the young staff. Nice modern industry look and clean.

I had just ordered food, 12$ dollars for a decent sized burger (not complaining) I had just sat…read moredown with a chilled glass that had bits of food in it (floating on the top) I only realized when my daughter wanted a sip and looked in the glass to see floating puffy white bread? pieces in it. I immediately took it to the counter and they gave me another drink. THE Staff was decent, music was really loud. Babies were crying. It smelt horrible in there like rotten meat with a hint of lynx men deoderant which was horrible. There was no other option because of the lack of food shops in this location.

Fantastic staff, food and music…read more I had the chicken, maple bacon and avocado salad while at Burger Urge. This salad was absolutely Devine !! So much flavour and so filling. The staff were super friendly and enjoyed making sure that everyone was happy. Venue was very clean and well laid out. We started talking about how we taught swing dancing so for our whole meal - we had swing music playing on the shop speakers. Made our meal even more enjoyable

They say any publicity is good publicity and Burger Urge's owners would hope this is true, having…read morerecently caused a little controversy with their marketing ploy involving sending out pens shaped like syringes, with accompanying copy referring to ideas of addiction. They are of course only trying to get you hooked on their burgers (not heroin), a theme followed up on with their edgy menu categories ('Beef Injection', 'Lamb-phetamine', 'Green Out') and decor, with the shop's interior designed to look like a back-alley where one might go for a 'fix'. The hype aside, it's all about the burgers at the end of the day, and theirs are good, if not great. As a spice lover, I tried 'The Red Hot Chilli Pepper', thinking with all their tough talk, they may do a genuinely hot chilli sauce. The results weren't as impressive as I hoped, with the spice levels being commonly middle-of-the-road. In their defence, the portions are pretty epic and I like their sweet potato fries for a change-up from the norm. The prices are pretty standard for a gourmet burger joint ($10 +) and on occasions I've seen a guy out front with a microphone on a weekend spruiking a 2-for-1 special.

The four stars are because receiving the food took very long. You are given a buzzer when you…read moreorder. We sat and waited and waited. I finally ended up going to check on our food. They said it was almost ready and they would bring it to us, which they did. I think they had a large Togo order. The burgers, fries and milkshake were worth the wait.

Food was great service amazing and I enjoyed the hole meal would definitely recommend for good…read moreburgers

It was maybe ten years or so ago in Melbourne that I was first introduced to Grill'd, and at the…read moretime their burgers genuinely blew me away. I'm not sure if there's been a change across the chain since then, but my visit to Brisbane's Wintergarden Grill'd was a bit sub-par compared to what I remembered. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? The service and atmosphere at this Grill'd are both perfectly fine, and they've got a good deal of real estate to work with. The burgers are made fresh to order, so you can expect to wait a good ten minutes as I did for my standard Grill'd Burger. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? $12.00 AUD for a Grill'd Burger was a reasonable price point, and this burger was of good size. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? Everything about my Grill'd Burger was just okay. For starters, while the patty had some good flavor to it it was far too small especially compared to the oversized bun. From there, the peripherals were unique enough to keep it interesting, but made the patty seem like a supporting act as opposed to the star of the show. Single Star. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? The Wintergarden Grill'd dishes up good burgers, but I don't think great burgers. No Star.

For a hungry me and Boris, I decided that we'd try the Wintergarden Grill'd, which I've passed…read morequite a few times thinking it looks nicer than the one in South Bank. Grill'd's (that's weird) look is novel, and varies between chains, but I especially like this one with it's extra-large fork "chandelier" and wooden interior decor (and went a little photo happy with my iPhone). Their decor isn't anything elaborate, but simple and novel. I like their overall presentation of both the place and the food, plus they give you an "emergency knife" for those who have hard time managing their burger... I had the Moroccan Lamb burger, which was better than one of their beef burgers that I had some time ago, and their fries were pretty good as usual. Boris had a beef burger, which looked pretty good, especially with the panini bread, rather than the traditional. Though the patties were still the "Australian burger patties" that come in "pattie-cutter" form and resemble meatloaf, the burger combinations of Grill'd's burgers still better than a lot of places that I've tried. Yee, I'm not sure that meal was exactly 'healthy' as they advertise it, but it did leave me full for quite a while after...

How long has Doug's been here? I don't know. Well over 10 years I'm sure…read more This place is pretty much in the prime waterfront position if you're looking for some fish and chips down at Sandgate, and they're always busy. I was meeting someone for lunch on a sunny Saturday afternoon. The outdoor seating area was already pretty full, but that's okay, we were going picnic style. As I waited for my friend to arrive I noticed the eat in servings were huge, and they all looked delicious. We just went with a couple pieces of barra and some chips, and yes, it was a very healthy serving (we didn't finish the chips, only I finished the huge slab of fish). There are plenty of picnic tables across the road facing the water, but take a blanket along and spread out in the shade under a tree.

Food's great, service was pretty good, & you certainly can't fault the location! The view is…read morewonderful.

Wow. Where to even start…read more Upon arriving at the grill'd establishment, we were greeting promptly by a member of staff who directed our party of 9 to a table outside. Table was great couldn't ask for better location and vibe as well as ambience. Only problem was loud noisy kids which detracted from the mood a little Food was spectacular, very very high quality and service was surprisingly very quick considered our large group. Overall an amazing experience and will come again

If you've ever been to Grill'd, you know what the food is like. Same as every other…read more It's a great spot on Racecourse Road, and it's a nice looking store. It's pretty much open air, so don't expect respite from the heat on a hot summer's day. One assumes there's at least some heating in winter though. I've got to be honest, if you're on Racecourse Road, you probably can do a lot better than going to a burger chain.

Above average but I was expecting better…read more This burger place is on the street with other South Bank eateries and should be better - it is good, don't get me wrong but some others there are better. You have a choice of seating - booth, table or at bar. When busy take what is on offer. They do the usual of getting you to buy over priced drinks while you wait for a table - so be patient if you arrive in a busy time. The food is good - price is about $13 to 16 a burger. Also hot dogs and ribs on menu. Good choices. Service is prompt and friendly even when busy - drink orders took a moment- House red was excellent. It's good but hey this is Southbank it needs to be to do OK.

Great burger joint and right across from the cineplex makes it a great location for before or right…read moreafter the movie. Flip the bird burger was surprisingly good. Was not the usual expected chicken taste. It was a light and a bit spicy definitely a unique chicken burger for Brisbane. Reminds me of mendocino farms chicken burger for those from California. Depot burger is double patty and bacon which is great for those with big appetite. Meat lovers dream. All the burgers can have fries added for 4$ which is a bit expensive for fries I believe. They're good fries but taste like ordinary fries. For the same 4$ I can have red rooster chicken salted fries or get the herbed fries from grilld Price overall expect to pay around 15-20$ per person. Ambience is casual sit in dining with a bar and table service. Overall great burgers. Just average fries.

Stones corner is an up coming food district in brizzy with bit of a causal west end feel to it and…read moreif you want onion rings and a good American burgers. My only beef I had with the burger was the buns wernt very fresh and very plain. The service was pretty good although she didn't notice I didn't eat the buns from my burger which is something of concern for staff members to make sure their customers experience is a good one. Just the finer details but otherwise fine. Nice selection of alternative beers also if you want to go off the usual beer track. I'll give it another chance :)

They do a classic American burger and fries well. It tastes very american. Reminds me of my high…read moreschool cafeteria burger back in California. I've tried their chicken and the veggie and they were not as good. Also tried the chicken wings - karage style and it was not karage style at all. It tasted like chicken and oil only. Service was friendly. I believe the owners are actually american. The waitress was from Sacramento. The place had a casual contemporary vibe. I like the location too. Stones corner is convenient to park and walk around with a few options of restaurant in the area so you can appeal to everyone a group. Price is decent for the vibe of the place. Would've been more worth it if the chicken wing and other burgers were better.