What can I say other than yum ! And I'm pretty sure they needed a wagon to wheel me out I gained 100 kg it was delicious staff where helpful and friendly and it was reasonably priced (we expected the bill to be much larger lol ) There were plenty of options and we will definitely be making this a regular stop ! read more

Chuck Wagon 175 - American Near Me - North Adelaide, SA

If you want great American food then this is the place for you. Trust me I'm not knocking down any other food in the city but sometimes you need a taste of home when you travel as much as I do. This place is AMAZING. Had the Jack Daniel wings and the buffalo crispy chicken sandwich with shoestring fries. The service was fast and SUPER FRIENDLY. Wish I found this place my first time here 8 years ago. I will never go any other place. read more

I've been here about 3 times now and it never fails to brighten my night. If your a major geek/nerd you will love this place. Upon entering, greeting by efficient and lovely, friendly staff, we were seated and handed menus. It's very American as the place is covered in Marvel and DC comics to big hit movies like the terminator, star wars, predator, ninja turtles or old nintendo or cd's on the walls and ceilings. There's a big statue of Captain America and batman, and plenty of figurines such as fantastic 4 or star war troopers. The list goes on and when you hit the the bathrooms, there are colourful brollies hanging from the ceilings. The cuisine is American style from burgers, milkshakes, fries, sweet potatoe fries, ribs, pork burgers, mac and cheese, hot dogs, pizza and nachos, cheese dogs, fries with cheese and chicken wings. So don't fret, they do have vegetarian and gluten free options. There is a wall of fame here too, so if you love food challenges, game on. Try the giant burger challenge, one burger with 6 beef patties of meat, 6 slices of cheese, 6 layers of housemade pulled pork, 6 layers of cheddar cheese, 6 layers of bacon, topped off with lettuce, onions and tomatoes with a side of chips and a milk shake. Good luck if you can finish this off in the designated time frame. We ordered the: Wagon wheel milk shake: A Sweet & Simple chocolate Shake, Topped with more chocolate on the sides, whipped cream and a giant wagon wheel. Sugar fixed solved. Thumbs up! Sides: Crispy Shoestring Fries, Seasoned with Tex/Mex Spices, Served with Tangy Fry Sauce. Absolutely fantastic! Special milkshake of the month: Princess Leia!! A Sweet & Simple Vanilla Shake, Topped With Sprinkles, Edible Flowers, a Triple Stack Of Pancakes, Whipped Cream, Strawberries and pink Lindt Lindor Chocolates. Thumbs up! Small Ribs with sweet potatoe fries: 12 hour braised and hickory smoked american pork ribs that was on a bed of sweet potato dries. The meat fell of the ribs and were flavoursome with all that tex/mex spices and well seasoned. Piglet Burger: 15hr Slow Braised Pulled Pork Shoulder in Chucks Signature Sauce, Served with Cheddar Cheese Sauce, Signature Chuck Coleslaw and Crispy Pork Crackling on a Soft Toasted Sweet Bun I'll definitely be returning back here as a regular. 5 star Thumbs Up! read more

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Went to lunch after a movie with 3 other people hungry for a feed. We were keen to try Chuck Wagon as I'm really enjoying the American food craze sweeping through Adelaide. The place looks INCREDIBLE. This is how my bedroom would look in a dream world, the walls covered in movie and band posters, life size statues of various characters out of pop culture. THERE IS GUITAR HERO ON THE WALL READY FOR YOU TOO PLAY! Right down to the little chalk drawing of Christopher Walken asking me to order in his accent for a 10% discount. These guys have set this place up so well just thinking about it I wanna go back. Let's be clear, unless you've accepted the fact that you're going to be heavier when you leave chuck wagon than when you walked in - this isn't the place for you. 3 of us ordered ridiculously named hotdogs with fries while my girlfriend ordered "The Chuck". Now we all know - not to order the first burger on the menu, it's the boring one. My girlfriend got the boring one and as such didn't enjoy her burger. I on the other hand was adventurous and ordered the Nacho Hotdog. Douglas Adams had this to say about space "Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind- bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space." This is how I would describe my hotdog. On top of that - it was tasty and spicy and hot; it was salsa and guac and sour cream and EVERYTHING, that the mind produces when you hear the words "Nacho Hotdog". The shoestring fries were tasty, chuck wagons seasoning is delicious and Their dipping sauce is unfathomably delicious - they were a little over cooked which was really disappointing as they went cold quicker than normal and they were a tad on the chewy side. The only really bad thing I have to say about this place is the service - sucks. We waited a good 15 minutes before being approached, to order, we weren't consulted once on how our food was and after paying we weren't even bade farewell - minimal communication considering there were at least 3 staff standing around chatting. That's great that your cool and sexy but you're also rude - not a great combo. These guys are so close to a five star review - just a couple of tweaks.. Oh and throw out your floor staff and get a new set. read more

Chuck Wagon 175 - HUGE Nacho Dog with Jalepenos, and a side of shoe string fries from Chuck Wagon - American Near Me - North Adelaide, SA

Named for the chuck steak used in their burgers, Chuck Wagon 175 exclusively use it for a perfect balance between marbling and meat. Interiors at Chuck Wagon are an homage to the best of the 1990's. Movie posters, comic books, Space Jam on the tv (boy animation has gotten better since the 90's!). We are greeted upon entry by the head maitre'd, who seats us at our choice of table, and then runs through the menu with us, including key recommendations that are very helpful. A waitress soon takes our orders, and a waiter brings glasses for our craft brews. The Sam Adams is a crisp and refreshing lager, with nice maltiness. Sierra Nevada are always delicious brews, and this Torpedo is a cracker. Bitter hoppiness also adds a citrus aroma for a perfect match to the rich cuisine. Texan chef Jason Telfer knows his stuff. More innovative than your average burger bar, the menu has many unique twists. In the appetiser section the twice battered, fried pickle ($5) comes in an enormous size, plenty enough for two to share as our maitre'd suggested. This was the best, crispiest batter I have ever had. There was not one hint of oiliness. The sharp salty pickle was hot and juicy and the ranch dressing made for a creamy dipping sauce. Burgers arrived next. The Mexican was impaled with a skewer and served like the pickle on a little enamel serving dish with handles. Made up of a 160gm chuck steak patty, cheddar sauce, and guacamole, it was a good size and looked fresh and tasty. Nicely medium-rare pink tinged patty was juicy and flavoursome, with the guacamole cooling the jalapeno heat. Mr Wino really enjoyed his burger. Both of us were impressed at the size of the vegetarian special - returned for a second week due to its' popularity - the I Am Groot. Smokey Jack Daniels Braised Portobello Mushroom Ragout, a Red Bean, Peanut, Cilantro and Jalapeño Patty. Fresh Baby Spinach, Fire Roasted Bell Peppers, Smashed Avocado, Caramelised Onion Jam, American Corn Chips and Pickles with House made Onion Rings on a Toasted Sweet Bun, will set you back $15. A vegan bun adds $2. Plus, you can "double down" the burger for an extra $6 to make Adelaide's tallest vegetarian/vegan burger - which is exactly what I ordered. To tackle this big beastie I first squished it, then cut it into quarters. I could then just about grip a quarter at a time in my hands. The first flavour was of the mushrooms. Hands down, the tastiest mushrooms I've had - sweet, smokey, earthy. The guacamole was smooth, the black bean patty had a bit of chilli spice, the bun was soft but held together suprisingly well. There was salty crunch from the corn chips and onion rings. WOW a real party in the mouth! I just loved this burger and it didn't last very long at all. I smashed it :-) Value is offered in spades, with an appetizer, two burgers, and two American craft beers costing less than $50. Dining early is a good idea, as we did at about 6.30pm on a Saturday night. It got increasingly busy. read more

Chuck Wagon 175 - Epic burgers and craft brews - American Near Me - North Adelaide, SA

One of the first burger joints to hit Radelaide, this American-inspired cuisine establishment has all your typical offerings. From burgers, ribs and nachos to jalopeno poppers and wings. Mac and cheese being the staple side here. No doubt about it; it is greasy and it is gooood for the soul (in moderation!). When you enter, the first impression is usually woah! The entire place is decorated from floor to ceiling in grafitti and mostly Marvel and DC comic related giant figurines. You cannot miss the giant Predator greeting you at the entrance. Even the toilets are not spared from the pop-culture decor. It really is a feast for the eyes. We came here for the 'freak shakes'. It appears that these shakes on steroids are sweeping the nation and every eatery that can do them, will do them. Chuck Wagon included. I first stumbled across these heart-attack in liquid form via instagram from a bakery call Patissez in Canberra almost a year ago. If you are keen to try one of these, make sure you have a plan to off set this heart-attack inducing treat. Chuck Wagon are also well known for their crazy burger challenges. Everything you eat in this place will raise your sugar level, so fair warning. Having said that, of all the burger bars I have been to, I rate this the most for its wow factor, its reasonable pricing and the consistent friendly service. read more

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Couldn't wait to try this place.. But food was disappointing for us. Decor is great, quite small so not much space to move but has a good atmosphere, funky and young feel but also family friendly. Food ... Ok .. Nachos is chips and sauce .. No meet .. Very average to poor Kids cheeseburger ... My son hated it, usually it wouldn't matter to much ya just eat your fries right? Only when you order a burger it's just a burger no sides at all. My hubby ordered the giant burger (sorry forgot the name) came out not so big .. And not so tasty .. And again no sides .. You order a $19 burger and that's how it comes .. Just a burger on a plate. The place was busy and there was a wait to get in .. People seemed to enjoy their good .. So maybe it's just us .. I expected more. read more

Chuck Wagon 175 - American Near Me - North Adelaide, SA

No doubt a very true American way to eat is to eat at Chuck Wagon. Each item in the menu has it own identity and tastes true to its name and description. Will definitely gain a few pounds after visiting here. The decor is all Marvel and DC which makes it more exciting. Less in space but always full. Staff is swift and courteous read more

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I wanted to love this place. Burgers are awesome, after all. But I made the mistake of not ordering what would be considered their 'signature' burger. Instead, I ordered a pulled pork burger ("The Piglet"). It wasn't awful, but it wasn't great. It just tasted weird and nothing like any pulled pork I'd had before. The sauce just wasn't what I would have expected. We also ordered onion rings which were nice but didn't make up for the disappointing burger. I'm obviously in the minority though. The place was packed and by all accounts other people are loving the pulled pork burger. I would give it another go but with so many burger places springing up around Adelaide lately it might be a long time coming. I would definitely be ordering one of their chuck burgers next time though rather than The Piglet. read more

I'm writing this review after coming back from dinner at Chuckwagon with a uni friend of mine. She's a bit of a burger aficionado. She's not from Adelaide, so while she's in town we've been trying some of the creme de la creme of Adelaide's burger scene. I'd never been, but after hearing some good things we added Chuckwagon to our list of burger haunts. We match pretty closely when it comes to burger likes, but when it comes to Chuckwagon she was not impressed. Not at all. While I wasn't blown away by the burgers, I have a slightly more favourable view of this North Adelaide burger joint. I had a Mexican Burger, the jalapeno poppers, fries and a banana, peanut butter and Nutella smoothie. Before Burgastronomy came to town I'd never even heard of jalapeno poppers. Theirs were the first I tried, and I quickly had to get to the counter to get a drink. They had a sharp kick, but were also creamy and gooey, and generally pretty awesome. The ones at Chuckwagon were my second try, and I ordered a drink to make sure I was ready. Unfortunately they didn't have any heat at all. I would have liked it if the filling was more than just cream cheese, but overall I liked them. Fries were standard shoestring fries, and they came with a very tangy dipping sauce. It's not for everyone, but by the end of the meal I was a little bit hooked. Then the burger. It was sloppy to the point that I was licking guacamole off of my fingers (something I'm not ashamed to enjoy while eating a burger). The patty was juicy, and the fillings were good. The jalapenos in the burger weren't over powering, but they definitely had a lot more heat than the poppers. There was still something a little bit strange about the burger. I can't quite put my finger on it, but something about the patty didn't taste quite as I like it. I won't go as far as saying it was bad, I think it was a perfectly good patty, the flavour just didn't seem to suit the burger. There was almost something a little gamey about the taste. I don't know enough about meat to know what might give it this flavour, but I didn't enjoy it as much as I would a patty from Press, Burger Theory, or Burgastronomy (so far my three favourite burger patties around town). Then there was the bun. I've heard a lot of people say the buns are from Breadtop (same as Burger Theory, and I suspect Press). I'd be surprised to find out this is true. Appearance-wise they're definitely pretty similar. Texture wise the bun reminded me of the dinner rolls you get with a KFC meal (do you still get those?). It was sweet, but it didn't seem quite the same. All in all I enjoyed the burger, and I'd go back for another one, but I don't think it quite stacks up against some of the better ones. Finally the smoothie. Banana, peanut butter, & Nutella. It's hard to go wrong with those three flavours. Thankfully they didn't. It was awesome. My friend and I came away from the meal with completely different opinions about the place. Give them a go, I suspect most of the issues with the meal come down to personal taste rather than any real faults on their end. read more

On an updated note - now that I have tried many more burgers, I gotta say, there is better out there. The service here though is second to none, but it's the burger I'm judging, not the service. I also tried the chilli cheese fries on my most recent visit - an appropriate burger accompaniment in theory but really, nothing to write home about. Sad to say, but I think that there are better out there. read more

Best American burgers in Adelaide. Tried most the places around, but this place is authentic with a strong ode to American culture and style. The sides and burger (Sides: the wings, jalapeno poppers, Burgers: a Green Machine or The Ultimate) is an experience worth having. The burgers: A handful is an understatement, I have never left Chuckwagon feeling hungry and the price fits. The burgers are well crafted and definitely have that American feel to them. The bread is soft and doesn't fill you up like most burger buns do, which is good because the emphasis is completely on the contents inside, all of which is high quality and cooked properly. Showed a picture of the burger to a friend of mine in Fresno, CA and he was suprised something that looked familiar to him was available on the other side of the world... All meals must be experienced with a Dr. Pepper or Cherry Coke to wash it down. read more

I've been here a few times now and the standard seems to be slipping with each visit. Even on a relatively quiet day, the signature burger didn't seem to have the same TLC as my first visit or some of their counterparts. Patties in particular need more seasoning and was quite overcooked. Pulled pork is not the best ... let's leave it at that. Chilli fries and poppers needed more heat - they were both really mild but could be spiced up thanks to the great range of hot sauces on offer. The service is hit and miss - again excellent the first time we came and then non-existent the last. I'll give them one more go but may have to cross them off my list if it doesn't improve. read more

I'll start with the fact that this place has the best "eating experience" I have come across in regards to burger places. You are not cramped in or feel like your rushed! Ok so I ordered the Chuck, it came out looking quite small which had me worried! However it was very filling and very delicious, I would highly recommend it. The fries were yum also, they came with a side of smoky tomato sauce.. Yum. My partner order the ultimate which came with two patties, he thought it was also fantastic. Their menu is a little more extensive then some also offering Jalepeno poppers. I did not order these and I'm a weakling but my partner did... And he enjoyed them. We also had a baby with us, the restaurant is quite kid friendly :) One negative was that they did forget one order on our table. read more

As an American, I was incredibly excited to eat here. My mouth still waters at the sound of getting wings and a proper American burger. I hate to be negative but I need to be honest, the food was poor quality. The wings were awful. I'm sorry but they were just plain bad. The burger was sub par as well. I did have a tasty local beer though that I quite enjoyed. I will say, the redeeming quality was the decor. It was hilarious and pretty incredible! I felt a tad at home. I just wish the food was better. read more

I have eaten at most burger places in Adelaide and this is in my top3. Haven't been recently as its good to rotate between the burger venues to keep it fresh - but the quality of the burgers are top notch - Cajun chicken, The chuck and the ultimate are all great. Perhaps what sets this apart from the rest, and is a must have for first timers is the boneless chicken wings - really, really good. Outside of this they have a varied selection of entre's and a good alcohol selection, something you won't find at another one of my favourites Burgery Theory. Recommended and will be back. read more

This place truly makes amazing food with everything on the menu I've tried so far having its own unique flavour, leaving you to wanting more and more! Whilst everything tastes great, my favourite is going to have to be the apple pie - don't leave without trying this! The environment is very cool with the superhero theme, making it accommodating for families and big kids (like me) who are still young at heart. It's unfortunate that the place is too small to fit everyone that wants to be there, but waiting around does not take too long and is definitely worth the food once served. It did not take long at all for the food to come out, however I must say the service can be quite appalling at times. For example, I sat and waited for 45 minutes to be served further for dessert, and despite being looked at over 2 dozen times by floor staff, no one even bothered to come around. At this point, I was pretty annoyed and just ended up going to pay for the meal in frustration. Now, I can't stay mad because due to this, the meal was on the house even though I still offered to pay for it - but I must admit that I'm still a little disappointed I didn't get that apple pie! I'll definitely go back for more, but please, please do improve your table service, even just check-in now and then to see how things are going and you'll work that extra star back! read more

We had some friends come to town. We decided to meet at Chuck Wagon on O'Connell in North Adelaide. Thought we'd have a bite to eat together. On arrival the place only had a couple at one table. We said we had a group of 8 and were told that they COULDN'T put a table together for us. The gave as a VERY small table and put tiny little stools that look like foot rests for chairs. We watched them than move some tables around for another group with some decent looking chairs. I thought this was a little odd as we'd been told they couldn't do that. When a friend arrived we had a different server and he asked again and we managed to have another table added and some decent chairs that didn't look as though they would fall apart. There was another couple near us who were only using 2 chairs at there table for 4 people and we asked if we could use there chairs as the staff weren't going to find us any chairs. A staff member proceeded to come and tell us we couldn't do that and took the chairs from our table and put them back where they weren't being used! At this point I may have got a bit cranky and explained to the staff that perhaps they could have enough decent chairs for everyone they expected to seat. The staff member proceeded to argue with me about this matter and tried to make us feel guilty that we have been taken a chair from someone who wasn't using it!!! I'd like to say that was the end but alas no.... I ordered a fanta for mt son and I, we got a pineapple soft drink. I ordered a serve of cheese fries. With ONLY cheese on them. They come out with tomato relish all over them. Basically the service was horrid. The first and third staff member to deal with us were rude, insulting and quite frankly embarrassing. The staff member in between that who became our main server was very accommodating and knew how to treat customers. I was really looking forward to eating here and I'm really disappointed. I will not be going back! read more

Chuck Wagon, a great place 'Burger Joint' at the north end of O'Connell St. They do a range of burgers for all tastes, Beef, Pork, Chicken and Vego. Assorted fillings abide. And for something different, go for the HOT chicken wings. If you are brave and VERY hungry go for the burger challenge as well... Give this place a go! read more

Whilst the menu seems inviting, the execution was poor. The brioche buns were stale and the chips were undercooked to the point of being limp. Lastly the beer seemed flat but maybe I was just being pessimistic at this point due to the poor overal experience. read more

Fried pickles, fried mac and cheese with fries, fried chicken, pulled pork with cheese and fries even the coleslaw seemed fried! Hamburgers are the highlight with tasty beef patties. The big daddy burger has 2 plus massive onion rings, bacon, tomatoe, lettuce and sauce plus more (pictured). After all these carbs you need something to cut through the fat and the sandman was just that with a combination of ginger, whiskey and lime. If some of the food is a little too American (deep fried pickles certainly were for me) then take a break and try and guess which movies are represented by all the paraphanalia they have crammed in! Service is friendly and attentive if a little amateur. (the waiter didn't know what stout was) some local beers available and 2 taps. A good place to stock up on carbs for winter! Price medium with some entrees cheaper. American kitch but it is one place livening up occonnel st again! read more

Chuck Wagon 175 - Sandman - American Near Me - North Adelaide, SA

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I stumbled across this place, as I was looking for some good burger joints in my area. The decor is nice and gives it, the all - American flavour. That being said, the food was a bit of a disappointment. The burgers are something you could find anywhere else in Adelaide. I personally did not find anything outstanding and probably would head elsewhere next time. read more

Had a three generation family lunch at the Chuck Wagon. My son's choice, he was so keen to eat here that he organised the rest of us. Due to the size of our party we sat at the bigger high table, luckily the baby in the low high chair didn't care and behaved beautifully. The staff were great, friendly and coped with us and the baby. The food was delicious, the serving size great, we all enjoyed food which was different to the normal burgers around. The home made wagon wheels were a hit as was the memorabilia on show. Hubby and I had a laugh when we needed to explain what "chuck wagon" meant. The younger generation thought it referred to something else entirely read more

I've been exploring all the burger options that Adelaide's new boutique burger joints have to offer and so it was with some excitement that I stumbled upon Chuck Wagon. The decor is amazing, if concerning. The sheer expense of all those collectables must be adding a couple of bucks to every item on the menu! I've now been three times and have had such uniformly disappointing experiences, I'll not be returning. The problem is that the food just isn't very good. The first time I had a Polo Loco Chicken Burger. It was amazing to look at, but constructed in such a way that it couldn't be eaten without taking the entire thing apart. That's a fundamental burger fail right there. Add to that the fact the burger was disappointing and over-salted, I should have given up then. The second time, I tried the Dirty Reuben (spelled Reuban in the menu for some reason). This was so salty, I couldn't even finish it. My third and final visit had me trying the Royale with Cheese. This was another overly salty burger and the "cheese" is actually a cheese sauce that drips out of the burger so quickly you realise the "with cheese" part means that there is cheese NEAR the burger, but not really IN the burger, once you pick it up. Chips are okay, but salty. Onion rings were oversized and undercooked. I tried a milkshake, but it seems it's just a flavoured milk with the glass topped with whipped cream. No ice cream in it or anything like that. Just as underwhelming as everything else. I guess this is just another example of that old rule that restaurants with amazing decor are usually making up for poor food. This place's decor is pretty amazing. You do the math. Not recommended, unless you need extra salt in your diet. read more

Great American street food served in a fun atmosphere. Or as I like to call it, Hipster. I can't really fault the place read more

The food and atmosphere was great. We had the pork ribs which were amazing. We had the side of onion rings and sweet potato fries which were great as well the inky disappointing part was was the shoe string chips were gross. read more

Awesome service and freaking delicious food! Shits all over most other burger joints I have checked out and has a super fun vibe

Well I'm well and truly loving this burger craze that's sweeping Adelaide at the moment. This place is brilliant. From the fantastic decor to the delicious food, I was in American heaven. First up were the shoestring fries. I wasn't quite game enough to try the pizza fries this time, but the seasoned shoestring fries were amazing, and I don't know what's in that sauce, but I want to put it on everything! I went traditional for my main meal, and got the American Street Dog. It didn't disappoint. I scoffed it too quickly to even take a photo. Next up was dessert. What more can I say but YUM. That deep fried Jack Daniels Apple pie is possibly the most delectable dessert I've ever eaten. Especially at a burger joint. Only fault I could give was the service. Bit slow and it did feel like we had been forgotten at one point, but understandable given how many customers there were at dinner time. Save me a seat folks, I'll definitely be back! read more

This place is always a go-to for me, it just happens to be on my way home from work so I pop in every now and then. The service here is fantastic, one gentleman in particular (I must ask his name) is very passionate and energetic and excited to share his knowledge of the menu with you. To be honest I think their burgers are OK, I have had better in Adelaide, but I go here for the sides...the jalepeno poppers are something special, same goes for the chilli cheese fries. read more

Good service. Food came out quick even for a table of 10. Passionate staff. Excellent coffee. Tasty burgers. Great drinks on offer. And ridiculously hot sauces. Definitely a recommended place. read more

Chuck Wagon 175 - Mmm deep fried pickles and a smashed out Corn cob. - American Near Me - North Adelaide, SA

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Ordered take away, was told 10-20 minutes. Arrived after 20 minutes being a busy Saturday night, waited n line patiently. Drove the 5 minutes home to open up our bags of completely cold burgers, soggy cold fries and onion rings... Plus the modifications that we had asked for on a burger ( due to my wife being pregnant- asked for no cheese and no rare meat) had not been taken into consideration by staff when requested.... Rang to tell them of our issue, girl couldn't have cared. $40 of food in the bin. Sorry, they used to be good .... Not so much now read more

Sure it was tasty and had nice flavours, but I was left feeling a little 'Meh' about Chuckwagon. Mi amour and I ordered take away, and we both got the Chuck Gourmet and fries. We didn't have to wait long for our order and there was plenty to look at in the restaurant so I really can't fault that. However we were barely out of the place when I dug my hand into the bag to try the chips and they were extremely soggy. Tasty, but there was literally not a single crispy chip in there! Disappointing. The burger was delightfully deceiving, small, but filling. Plenty of perfectly cooked, and spiced, cajun chicken and I really enjoyed the loads of baby spinach and the soft bun. I was a little confused with the smashed avocado though. It tasted a lot like Subway 'avocado' or that Masterfoods (?) guacamole in a jar *shudders* It tastes cheap. That is probably my biggest problem with Chuckwagon, it just doesn't taste as 'fresh' as others and for $13 a burger there is better out there. It does have some real positives, but just not enough to make me rush back there. read more

went to oconnell at chuck wagon and got the Independence Day hotdog whilst eating it I found a small thick toothpick in my food and it really hurt my mouth. Hope this constructive feedback will prevent this happening in future. Otherwise the sweet potatoe fries were the best I have ever had. Wouldn't he the Mac and cheese hotdog though so dry. read more

Terrific American-themed food. The ambience was cool, but a little OTT. I will definitely be recommending this one to friends!

Chilli cheese fries were awesome! However I am pretty sure the waiter forgot to process our burger order as we were finished the fries for ages before he came to double check we were waiting on burgers. The people next to us got theirs before us and we were there for at least 20 minutes before them. Cheese Royals burger was OK but meat was a bit thick. Bottomless soda was a great idea but the machine was broken so paid $4.50 for a tiny bottle of coke. Will go again and hopefully get better service. read more

From the pop-culture decor to the food. The Chuck Wagon is truly a fun and interesting experience. The decor is awesome; my boyfriend and I ordered a serve of the portobello chips which are very unique tasting. (Portobello mushrooms which have been battered and friend served with a delicious creamy mayonnaise). First you have the crunch from the batter and then the soft flavoursome mushroom, dip it in the mayonnaise and it's this creamy delight full of wonderful textures; it's a chip adventure. We both had a royale with cheese, the standard classic tasting burger. The burger was amazing, from the cheese to the authentic American mustard, it was a roller coaster of flavour. Amazing! I would also recommend trying a Nutella milkshake. While they are short-lived (predominately comprising of cream), they taste marvellous, and Nutella lovers' delight. read more

Saw this on Yelp a couple of weeks ago and my husband and I decided to give it a go, as he's American. The service was excellent and the food was authentic. Melty Cheddar on the burger, Jalapeño poppers, mozzarella sticks and the buffalo wings were sensational! Dr Pepper as well. Loved it and would recommend to anyone. It is not well signposted though. And we missed it first time we drove past. Give it a go! read more

Food was decent and arrived pretty quickly. However the service was poor and it took well over half an hour for someone to come over and take our orders for both mains and dessert. The staff clearly hated their lives and had no interest in good customer service. We also didn't get proper cutlery and they expected us to eat a burger with a spoon rather than a knife and fork. Not really in a hurry to return to this place as if I wanted to sit outside with the pigeons waiting for some service for almost an hour I'd do it somewhere where they didn't charge $1 for a split bill payment. read more