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...

It seems everyone & anyone who's heard, has been to 1396 Creek Road Carina recently, to bite into…read moreGetta Burger's "just good burgers". And why not? these burgers are possibly the largest, most filling, & arguably most succulent burgers in town. Getta Burger is all about big flavours & insanely big burgers. There's no "gourmet" fancy scshhmancy pants here, just in your face, lets-get-messy, you're-going-to-cop-the-fat, but-be-back-for-more juicy goodness. Getta burger grinds & smokes their own meat, & make all their special sauces. The menu is uncomplicated, ranging from pulled pork, beef brisket, regular beef pattys, and nothing is over $15. They all sound so tantalising too, that you may just frustrate the counter staff with your indecisiveness. We ended up going with the: (1) "Getta Boss" ($14) - 12 hour smoked beef brisket, crispy bacon, double cheese, pickle, jalapenos & "That BBQ Sauce". (2) "Getta Beef Brisket" ($11), 12 hour smoked beef brisket, slaw, pickle, "That BBQ Sauce", & cheese. These babies are Monstrous! Basically, you can cut the burgers in half, & save some the next morning for lunch. Both burgers seem to have the right balance of flavours, moisture and texture, and hits all the right spots. We also ordered fries but it was the seasoning of their "own smoked salt dust" that stood out. Not sure how they've come up with that seasoning, but we were licking it off our fingers. Getta Burger is probably more suited to take-away rather than eating-in, as the space is limited & there's probably not enough seating to accommodate the hordes of burger lovers flocking to this part of town. Will be back!

Ordered a cheeseburger with chips today. The chips were a little undercooked. The burger was ok…read more The young bloke behind the counter would not look me in the eye, not even once, which I found to be rude. Also noticed the girl on the grill looked about 17-18 which surprised me as brisket and other items on the menu are easy to get wrong without enough experience on the grill. Might explain the inconsistency I've had in quality of food when ordering from here previously. At this stage I dont really see a point coming back to eat at this franchise sadly.

Love the urban decor, and the air con!…read more We both ordered the Babe and Daisy burger. There was a special on, and we were offered free chips with our order! Score! We also ordered the wasabi lime dipping sauce. The burgers were tasty and well-seasoned. Every bite was a little different, and I couldn't quite place the spice mixture, but it was savoury and nice. The chips were ordinary. Could use slightly more seasoning, but the dipping sauce added another dimension. One of the guys from the back came out and asked how everything was. The guys (owners?) seemed to take a lot of pride in the restaurant! Well done, but more salt on the fries please!

A great range of burger and sides with alcohol available. The beef patties were over cooked and…read moresmall compared to the bun size. The flavor combinations are heading in the right direction, but the sauce qty needs to reduce so the cheese and protein can shine p.s the seasoning is fantastic on the sweet potato fries Food 7/10 service 7/10 decor 7.5/10

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.

5 Boroughs is a licensed New York inspired burger joint, and the latest food addition to Stones…read moreCorner. The name 5 Boroughs is inspired by New York's five boroughs, which are Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island. The name is an interesting choice, since most Australians wouldn't know what a borough is. Moving on to the food, I have eaten here twice so far, and enjoyed both the 5B Chicken burger and the 5B Hot burger, which contains grass-fed Mandalong beef. The food is in a similar price range to Grill'd, though I would say that the burgers are a bit smaller. Both indoor and undercover outdoor seating is available, and as the premises are licensed, this would be a good place to go with mates on a weeknight or on the weekend. Plenty of parking is available at the Stones Corner Village parking lot.

Oh wow, where do I begin?? Yes, even now I am feeling the "Burger Urge" and wish I could order one…read moreof their tasty burgers. I was in Australia for 10 days and found this little gem in the airport before my trip back home. I was particularly excited because I don't care for breakfast food (especially eggs, which really creep me out for some reason...). So when I saw that I could have an amazing burger for breakfast I was instantly happy! I ordered the Donald Trump burger. They did have a Mrs. Clinton burger but it was chicken and didn't seem to be as tasty as the Trump burger. Any who, the Trump burger was pulled beef (like shredded pot roast), cheddar cheese, thick-cut bacon, seasoned french fries, BBQ sauce, garlic truffle aioli and thinly sliced Cornichons. The result? DELICIOUS!!! I paired this magnificent burger with their garlic and herb "chips" - which were also fantastically delicious! Overall, great service and a great meal! The perfect way to say goodbye to Australia :-)

Burger Urge was a last minute decision & turned out to be a winner. My boyfriend is the King of…read moreburgers and is fussy about what he likes and this place made the cut. It was both of our first times here and it didn't disappoint. The staff are friendly, we didn't have to wait long for food and the food was delicious and fresh. We both had a caramel popcorn milkshake and that was worth it as well. The place has been set up really well in a trendy way with a graffiti feature wall which took my fancy. It is a nice little local place and was definitely worth a visit. Nundah is just horrendous for street parking that's the only thing.

Nice casual eatery. The burgers are pretty good. I consider Burgers an American institution and…read moreGrill'd surpassed my expectations. I had the Summer Sunset burger and shared an order of "chips" (fries for me). The ingredients are fresh, and the burger has been cooked to the right done-ness without being too dried out. I have noticed this spot does become very busy during lunch rush and dinner rush. Appreciate that Grill'd has a charity program in place -- that's what those bottle caps are for, to place into the jars supporting local organizations for which they'll split and donate at end of each month.

I enjoyed my experience at grilled in Bulimba the staff were good and checked in with me about 10…read moremins after I got my meal to see if everything was good. The food I found was good I had the Brea chick sliders with zucchini chips. The chicken was good it still had some juices in it. Over all my experience was good

Pork ribs delivered... You had me at pork ribs!…read more Great value for money and tasty burgers too

Great location. I think James street does need some more affordable places and some more casual…read moreplaces. However the burger is a bit dry and the fries are a bit bland. The ribs were good. Ambience of the place is casual order at the counter then go to the table and wait for it to be called. The drinks were decently priced. Not much in terms of service it is a casual vibe ordering at the counter not table service. James street however is a great place to walk around during the day to see the shops. At night it is a great place to have drinks with friends. So either of those occasions having a casual place to grab a quick bite is handy. But the food is nothing compared to the higher end restaurants neighboring it.

There's no shortage of boutique burger restaurants in Brisbane; but Bens is by far the best…read more In a relaxed and vibey laneway, tucked away in the heart of the valley. If you want a classic, American style burger look no further. Ben's style is very simplistic. Three delicious burgers, no alterations. Super refreshing to see a Brisbane restaurant taking this approach. Highly recommend this place if you're ever looking for a place to grab a bite in Brisbane.

We turned down an alley and there was this delicious smell…read more I didn't know we were going to Ben's Burgers that night, the only problem was we got there right as they were closing. They were kind enough to make our burgers to go.