So far, the Mister Gee's burger truck has been tucked away in a car wash behind the Burwood…read moreWestfield. It is quite simply good food mixed with an element of surprise. Mister Gee confirms their location, opening time, and the one burger they'll serve for the week, sporadically on their Facebook page, and are only open Thursday to Saturday (for now). I have had the good fortune of tasting their Truffle burger yesterday, and it is one of my top beef burgers. With meunster cheese, rocket, drizzled with truffle mayo - This burger definitely knows how to look after you. Their chicken burger on the other hand, was tasty but forgettable - don't get me wrong though, it was still very good. Order up with the dirty fries and you're set to be satisfied.

I'll get this out of the way...I hate, HATE brioche buns for burgers. Who's the smartass that…read morethought this was a great idea? Let's put something fatty and heavy...on something else that's fatty and heavy but super sweet which overpowers the burger. Anyways if you like brioche bun burgers more power to you...but I hate them. That being said, Mister Gee's burgers work well with their buns and don't overwhelm the burger itself, so good on them for that. By the way if you didn't know, Mister Gee's only showcases one burger each week out of their 4 burgers: The Truffe, Fatboy, Cheese Boogie, and Chicken. Rocked up on a Thursday and the line was already 30 deep around 645pm, so the wait was roughly half an hour. Not a fan of queues, but they're there for a reason. This week was the Truffe Burger, and I naturally had to order a double. This burger is supposedly the favourite one among the staff, so I had expectations but I tempered them too. The dirty fries were also on showcase, so had to order those as well. The dirty fries were decent, but whoever made them didn't salt them properly as the salt was distributed unevenly....mega salty in the middle and barely salted on the edges. Not sure I'd order these again unless they fixed that up. The Truffe was pretty good...I wasn't expecting it to be, but I had no qualms with this burger, especially at $13 for a double. The truffle oil with the mayo and cheese went well with the grass fed Tasmanian beef patty. Did I enjoy this burger more than the Bronx at Five Points? Yes I did...I'm definitely keen to try the Cheese Boogie and Fat Boy now. My only gripe (besides the fries) is that this place isn't the most accessible if you live by the CBD, but if you live by inner west you should by all means go.

The shop doesn't look like much but the burgers are awesome. My kids and I love the burgers with…read morethe special sauce. Highly recommended

With a rare opportunity to get out and about during the Covid-19 pandemic we decided to head to…read more(the hamlet of) Summer Hill for a sticky beak and maybe some lunch. There are some really good and well known food venues in Summer Hills (and a marvelous IGA), but we didn't want anything too fancy and nothing we had to go and find somewhere to sit eat. Some places we had been to and some were just full, so we were surprised to see Burgers on Broadway with some space available. The burgers were lovely, fresh and tasty, although they came in different sizes. We enjoyed it enough to say we would go back. The only gripes I would have in the ambiance of the venue. There was a potty mouth movie on the television in the restaurant (which they turned it off for us) where you need to up upbeat music. There is a cloth between the front counter and the servery window area from kitchen which takes away from the concept of the business. Traditionally American burger joints the burgers are places in the servery window and then dispatched. Having the cloth there made us think the kitchen must be pretty dirty and not well keep. And finally, the tables and chairs. They were just generic tables and chairs put around the place. Sadly, customers can move them, but this comes with a whole lot of screeching noise and a messy restaurant. Burger joints need booths and banquets. These things aren't enough to stop us returning, but some considered theme changes would make this place more authentic and better presented.

Looked great till we tried it. Burgers are okay but the buns are soggy and meat patties are…read moretasteless. The service was below par too with cashier and cook a group of young guys who don't seem to care. The onion rings were so so with the batter not sticking to the onions and are an ask at about a $1 each. Shame... I was hoping for something at least close to Five Guys in the U.S.A.

As an American, this diner gave me a lil taste of home on my trip through Australia. The service…read morewas great and a good price! The restaurant has seating inside and outside and plays classic rock as well as having gig posters in the walls which was a vibe. Will definitely stop there again before I leave Sydney!! If you can't find it on Apple Maps switch to Google maps or cross the street if it sends you to the school.

Deans' Diner is an old-school burger shop in the heart of Newtown. The general atmosphere of the…read morestore is very chill, with band posters everywhere and there's an arcade machine for the kids. Every time I go here, the service is great, they are attentive and nice. The pricing is fair and the burgers are consistently of excellent quality. They also have great shakes and fries. I would recommend Deans to anyone who feels like a good burger and happens to be in Newtown.

Ordered a vegan cauliflower burger and was given chicken (which I only found out after biting into…read moreit). If you are vegan or have food allergies, I'd steer clear.

I walked in and Black Sabbath's children of the grave was blasting on the house speakers. I knew I…read morewas going to like this place. Full bar, craft beers on tap, demonic murals and sick, twisted graffiti on the walls, sets the tone. Kinda a "filthy hipster" vibe. One of the servers had a tee shirt on that said "eat dick mate" it's like that. And the food. Sick burgers, some of the best in Sydney. Done properly, fried on a griddle, old school. Nice squishy toasted buns. Fucking yum! Fried chicken, their other specialty, equally awesome, offering mashed and gravy. Not sure what Aussie obsession with gravy is all about, but they offer it in portion cups like catsup in the States. WTF? Mary's gravy is worthy of the extra calories to help lube up the crusty, fried chicken. Their have been some mixed reviews about this place, but it's legit in my book, rock on Mary's!

Was extremely geeked and burger was heaven for my munchies. The ambience was great I was so tweaked…read moreoff my mind I thought I was in the 50s. The service was ok but they moved us to a bigger table which is just a regular booth but an extra table at the end.

I've always got to try about a burger place, particularly if I haven't had the opportunity of…read morehaving something to eat yet. Sure enough, when I was in that situation this place suddenly appeared right in front of me, so it was a no brainer that I was going to go inside and have a bite. Well, it wasn't too bad, but unfortunately it wasn't one of the best burger places that I have been too either. The burgers were okay, but nothing that stood out in my mind.

I heard it was good, but I didn't know it could be this good…read more First off, this part of Newtown has a ton of amazing food. This Soul Burger is super cool looking. They had the Beyond Burger 2.0 Patty but I wanted to try the fried chicken. I got the Portuguese Fried Chickens and a few extra sauces. It comes with Jalapenos but it's not spicy, just adds the perfect amount if flavor. The party looks and tastes amazing. It's crispy kind of like a chicken katsu on the outside and tender and surprisingly juicy in the inside. It came with a brioche bun (vegan of course) which was good but not as good as a egg based brioche. However, there was so many great flavors going in that this is forgotten. The best part however is the slaw it comes with. It just ties everything together, especially if you use the extra dips (I'm a sauce guy). I'm planning my next visit already. Most important thing: the chicken burger was great, but the milkshakes are even better! I got vanilla bean and it puts dairy based milkshakes to shame. Highly recommend this place whether you are a burger lover of not, plant based it not.

Their fries are bomb! especially with the lime salt and pepper. The Southern fried chicken burger…read moreis okay but I thought it would be crunchier and the chicken was in 3 pieces not one whole piece. Went with a friend and we both agreed on a 4. Oh and affordable prices also.

After riding past this place many times, decided to try it for lunch. Couldn't go past the aptly…read morenamed Sam's Famous Burger. So glad we did my daughter and I both agreed it was the best burger we've had in years. Great balance of ingredients, tasty but not overbearing sauce and a delicious, generous sized meat patty. Served with fresh fries, you shouldn't miss this. Sam is a great host too providing friendly and efficient service.

I've lived in the area for a while and get my Pablo & Rusty's coffee from Sam. I tried his burger…read moretoday, and now I know why it says it's famous. Yummm!! I was going to other local places for a good burger but now I need to give Sam a call and in 10 mins have a really tasty option.