Yellow cheese? Check. Soft fluffy bun? Check. Fat juicy patty? Check check check…read more The Neil Perry led Burger Project serves good old American style burgers with quality Aussie ingredients. The cheeseburger is a classic, with 2 slices of cheese, onions, pickles and the fatty patty with special sauce. The chilli cheese is the same with added chopped jalapeño relish. Pretty much Neil Perry-ed maccas. Chips are deliciously done, with a choice of normal salt, chilli salt or (curiously) szechuan pepper salt. Self serve tomato sauce, definite plus. Slightly pricey, but it's a solid burger. If it were cheaper, it wouldn't be scaled right compared to our overpriced maccas. The drinks aren't worth it imo, house made ginger beer was weak and came in a small cup - hard to justify its 4.50 pricetag.

Honestly, this place is absolutely amazing! The food and drinks are delicious and are worth…read morespending money on. I had the Katsu chicken burger and it was excellent the prince range is adorable and is also reasonable for the quality of the food. Not only was the food great, but the staff were lovely and kind and the atmosphere in the restaurant is inviting and casual. I would highly recommend this burger joint to anyone who would be interested

Before you growl at me, I'm not a Reuben fan but my partner is so I made this difficult sacrifice…read moreto satisfy him. It took me a long time to make a choice here but boy was I disappointed to find they delivered my "roasted sandwich" as a goddamn burger. That is always a toss up these days, cafes calling a burger a sandwich or a sandwich a burger. Whatever the case, that was the deciding factor for me. That aside, the location of this fast food option pre-movies is one of the better choices at Macquarie Park. Meaning one of the few non-Asian options. My partner ordered pretty much the whole menu as you'll see from the pictures and enjoyed the lot of it. I sort of just watched him eat whilst I tch-ed at my burger/sandwich. Oh well, at least it wasn't a rip off and I had some duck fat potatoes to munch on. Won't be making this sacrifice in the near future.

After a trip to the states I'd been looking for a place in Sydney that sold decent reuben…read moresandwiches so I was pretty excited when I saw a review for Reuben & Moore! Firstly the downside is that its in Macquarie Centre. Unfortunately this place has grown 'too big' and parking somewhere remotely close and getting in is an effort. That aside its a great little store with seating that overlooks the ice skating rink. Their reuben isn't the traditional corned beef or pastrami but salted beef instead. Can't complain though - still tasted great and they sliced it nice and thickly right in front of me as they made it. Not the cheapest sandwich you'll buy - but they taste great and the servings are huge. I'll definitely be back again!

For a TGIFs it was a 3 star, the service was a tad slow at times and they never came back with my…read moresecond beer. I was the first customer of the day so they didn't have many orders. The Burger I had tasted great especially with the Jack Daniels sauce which Ive had many times in the US. I also recommend the steak with the sauce. If service was better I'd make it a 4 star. I find it strange they open at 12pm!! I came by at 11:30am for lunch and was ummmm ok, wow the only place not open yet.

A nostalgic slice of a 1980s USA fun food & drinks place for adults and families. But this Sydney…read morelocation is as far from America as you can get. Good service. Consistent quality food.

Our VEGETARIAN burger filling of haloumi was fried in fish oil. Our burger smelled of fish and for…read moreus is inedible and we tried telling the waitress she did not listen. Very distressing experience and unpleasant especially for mum she vegetarian, elderly with medical issues. She needs good food and considering it is called vegetarian burger depressing.

Really good food! Would recommend to a friend! Service isn't the best though. Food comes really…read morequick!

Hard to fault this burger, very solid all round. For a double burger it wasn't too greasy and every…read moreflavour is consistent, especially the cheese. The tomato relish really stands out as well, making this a very solid burger. 4.2/5

Nice little cafe with good food options. The burgers are good, and the other options are quite nice…read moretoo. It's located near a corporate park environment, so there are lots of corporate workers at lunch time. Good friendly service

Came here to stop for food after getting off the train. Great selection of meals. Very conveniently…read moreplaces and friendly staff. Would recommend if you're nearby!

Dorothy we ain't in Kansas anymore. Heck, we so far north of Texas we is in Australia (da long way…read moreround). The problem with Ribs 'n' Rumps is that Texas exists. And Texas BBQ has infiltrated Australia, in many guises and forms in recent years. Sadly, whilst I would have visited RNR a decade ago and been delighted, these days it just doesn't cut the brisket. Whilst the ribs themselves were cooked well, and had plenty of meat, the flavour was boring, sugary BBQ. No smoke, no depth, nothing to make me eat past the first mouthful really. Plain flavours for unrefined palates. RNR is a little disjointed in this location also. The waitstaff are all trying to serve your table. So, even though you get an individual server who takes your order, every single server that passes your table from the kitchen will ask if the order they are holding is yours... Now, that's just sloppy. The meal is also off-the-charts expensive. When two peeps spend in excess of $150 to have dinner, you kinda don't expect the rookie service + bland flavour 1-2 punch combo. You expect something with some wow factor. An uppercut of intensity, or a surprising haymaker of smoke. No surprises here, just disappointment from a pretender unable to fight its way out of the wet paper bag. Whilst I enjoyed the company (5 stars!) the food and ambience left me wanting. Wanting texas. Wanting smoke. Dreaming of the Salt Lick, hand made lemonade, all you can eat platters of pork ribs, sausage and brisket for $20 and mouth-watering mesquite meat!

It was quite busy when we arrived but they still had some seating available, with both indoor and…read moreoutdoor area. Service was great and food is at a reasonable price. It is located nearby many office buildings so a convenient place for workers to go for lunch. The fish and chips were good and came with salad as well. It wasn't a big, whole piece, so if you like smaller pieces this is for you. Batter wasn't overly dry or oily, so made for a pleasant meal.

The food is presented so lovely and still this place serves my favourite mocca…read more I don't like that you will only be seated at the bar if you don't eat. You shouldn't have to be banned at the bar if you are 'only' getting coffee or an expensive smoothie. If you want tap water be prepared to ask numerous times but sadly that seems to be the norm in cafes now. If it's free, it's not important...sigh

Friendly staff seems to be the consensus among Yelpsters when it comes to The Missing Piece…read more Friendly and observant. With Mr Hangrypants distracted by a sneaker store down the way, I lined up alone to get a table as there was a bit of a queue. "Table for two?" I was asked almost immediately. Crikey, she must have seen us coming a mile away. Bill arrived as I was being shown to our table and we were efficiently given menus and then not forgotten about despite the place being jammed. We ordered food and coffee and the drinks arrived almost immediately, again, as I already mentioned, despite the place being jammed. A little while later our food arrived piping hot, again, and I can not be more emphatic about this, DESPITE THE PLACE BEING JAMMED! This sort of efficient service just doesn't happen in suburban Sydney. The coffee at The Missing Piece is great. The food is top quality. We had Big Breakfasts or "The Complete Picture", in keeping with the theme. Standard price at $18. I was thoroughly impressed all round with my experience and will be back. The only downer is that the OJ is really some kind of Orange Fruit Drink and I did come here one time early on in the piece and they served my tea with milk in a syringe on the side. I hope they have stopped that off putting little nod to modern cafe hipsterism. Other than that, all good in the hood (if North Ryde could indeed be described as a hood...)

Very nice pizza shop. Friendly staff. Four seasons is my…read morepick of their pizzas. As a side note, the pepperoni is a little bit spicy (chilli)