Just as good the second time around. I wish these guys would open up a place in oahu. I expanded my…read moreselection to include a milkshake this time. I ordered the OG burger with aioli sauce and a GF bun. GF is typically stale and that can take away from the overall taste, but the burger was great and made up for that. I ordered the Elvis Presley shake as well, which is pretty much a peanut butter overload shake. It was awesome! Still a great place, great service, great attitude. 5 stars!

I love the atmosphere and the buzz that this place has brought to Blackwood Street from the day it…read moreopened, especially at night when the street used to be eerily quiet. Not anymore, with tables packed and people queuing out Miss Kay's door. So there's many things to like about this place, sadly the burgers isn't one of them :( I've tried 3 different burgers and they all lacked some kind of sauce or marinade for my liking. I don't really mind what they put on it, I'd be happy with ketchup, BBQ, mayo, aioli, satay, sriracha - my palate is a broad church. The burgers just need something in my opinion. As for the sides, the fries are good but they really need a smaller sized option for those grabbing a solo weekday lunch. The $8.50 milkshakes have cool names, and they would be fine if they were half the price or twice the size. Overall, unfortunately it doesn't look like this place is for me.

I've had Uber eats from here a couple times and the food is really good. Not sure about what the…read moreactual place is like but if it's anything like the food I'm sure it's great.

Tradies and high schoolers love this place. In the late afternoon, you'll see swathes of school…read moreuniforms lumbering up towards George's. They'll have to line up after the fluro shirted council workers who are taking a load off with an ice coffee and a burger after a long hard day of work in the sun. George's is a humble looking establishment. It's nothing flash on the inside, it's merely functional, good for pumping out the burgers. They do classic snackbar food here- fish and chips, burgers, hot sandwiches, all of that sort of business. It's dirt cheap, salty and fatty. It's everything you want from a snackbar. Go on, allow yourself to have a cheap, greasy treat. Everyone loves sitting down to some fat bombs (chips) and a can of Sars from time to time. Work up a sweat, and then go on and get down to George's. They'll sort you out.

I gave this one star purely for the chips, as they were pretty good…read more The fish was grey, tough and inedible, scallops awful, and calamari so tough you began to wonder when they sourced the ingredients. Everything non-chips tasted very old and borderline sickening. I tried this place because it rated so much better than the local Enoggera fish and chip shop, which is baffling. I should add, they were inexpensive.

Classy burgers come to The 'Burbs!…read more Quite an ambitious project bringing a very classy restaurant to this locale and to then serve burgers. But this lovely young couple have pulled it off. A nice selection of burgers with some great basics through to some fancy options including chicken and salmon. However... Some basic burgers should stay just that. Basic. Great chips. Great selection of drinks (soft) Nice cold fridge and some specialist ginger beer and sarsaparilla from Cascade. Support this local burger joint because it would be a shame to lose such quality burgers from so close to my home!

Went for dinner with the fam. 3 adults, 1 child. Drink and meal for everyone was $100. Food was…read morecheap and tasted good. Drinks were overpriced and we all got the wrong spirit. Requested rum and got red rum, got johnny walker when asked for something else. Food was nice. Especially for burger price compared to specialist places like Urge or Grilled. I had americano, mum a mushroom and gf a pulled pork. Mine was great, mums good, gf's terrible. Pulled pork had caramelised onion with tonnes of balsamic vinegar then burger covered with aioli. Too strong and tasted yucky. Will go back again to try other burgers next time. But may just get take away.

Another location to add to Grilld's empire. For a chain marketed restaurant Grilld certainly bucks…read morethe trend with an eclectic mix of decor items and freshly cooked burgers. With an alcoholic menu on the offering they cater for everyone. Do yourself a favour and try the Brookvale Union ginger beer. My only gripe is they overcook the beef, as it should always have a slightly pink centre. Food 7.5/10 Service 7.5/10 Decor 8/10

Bottom line: I would love to come back to this place for some more of their burgers and chips…read more Expanded: while we were visiting some friends in Brisbane, we came out here to tour the suburbs of a major city. When it was time to decide where to eat, we chose this location that was right off the road. The venue itself was pretty clean and the ambience of it reminds me of a fancy Bistro that we would have back in the states. This venue celebrates and highlights their burgers, chips, and homemade sauces. The chips itself are what we would call "steakfries" back in the states and they are seasoned with house-inspired herbs. I ordered the Wagyu burger and it was delicious. The bringer was cooked at medium-well, a little over for my personal taste, however, their homemade mayo in the burger made all the difference. While I am usually picky about how they prep the buns, the hamburger bun complemented the burger well both aesthetically and taste wise. Overall: I would come back and try the variety of burgers that they have. It's a nice little joint to visit whether you are visiting in town or are just out-and-about.

We visited the Rusty Burrow on a rainy day, taking a seat outside undercover and admired the trendy…read moreset up. We both ordered the Rusty Breakfast which was massive, but I was so disappointed with the barely warmed up bacon. I'm sure that there must be some people that like their bacon like this, barely cooked with no colour and not a hint of crispiness, but I am definitely not one of them and I pushed it aside. This would have been an awesome breakfast with some delicious crispy bacon, and if we were to go back I'd have to ask if they can cook crispy bacon before ordering as it was such a let down compared to the rest of the meal.

Was a Saturday morning around 10 and we were keen to try the infamous fried chicken and waffles…read more Had drinks to start, fresh juice was delicious and the coffee was pretty good. Waited about an hour for our two meals (not sure if it was because we moved tables but that wasn't long after we sat on the first ones) Others who arrived after us, had received their foods and even left. When they realised they messed up, the waitress was really nice to offer us free drinks and 20% off. Was really humbled to hear that and it was good they took responsibility and reprimanded it. Fried chicken and waffles was a bit of a disappointment. Chicken was a bit dry, skin didn't have a nice batter and was too oily. Waffles were too bready and over drizzled with the maple syrup. Bacon was nice though. Think it's a great idea to have on the menu but the chicken should be southern battered fried chicken, waffles should be thinner and crunchy and not so much maple syrup. Got our meals discounted so was I happy. Keen to come back and give them another chance till I decide to become a regular. Rooting for you guys!

Never let anyone tell you the 'burbs are boring. For in this Pinterest perfect cottage in…read moreMitchelton, sits a family-run cafe where the focus is on home cooked food with a Latin American twist. We arrived around noon on a Saturday to a space full of young couples and families and swooped on the last two person table left. He ordered a beef burger with caramalised onion and I ordered the Spanish Baked Eggs (both $12). The chai tea was a worthy companion to the table. It's order at the counter and as such I'd love to see menus at the table rather than walking up to the counter and then sitting down only to have to get up again. The meals came quickly with enough time passing between ordering and eating to know it's been made fresh and hasn't been sitting in a Bain Marie all morning. For the price the meals are suitably portioned and flavoursome. I'm coming back next time to try their infamous Arepas!

Even on a weekday for lunch this place has a good flow with most outside tables taken and a few…read moreinside as well. This converted home has a very nice setup with a two-stepped veranda out front with plenty of seating for duos and groups of 4 and larger; some bench tops with cool wooden stools too. It is located on Irvine right off Samford rd, with ample curbside parking. Definitely some traffic noise but not too bad at all. The lunches that I saw on a table in front of me looked quite good. Especially the pulled pork sandwich (or was it a beef burger?) and the couscous salad. My macchiato was quite weak; the muffin ok. I'm keen to return for a true meal from the kitchen at some point. For now: 3/5.

I swear the food was amazing like so good once u had on chip you couldn't stop I got a chicken…read moreburger and red lemonade that was GOOD! If ur in the area and want food come here also the staff were super nice and friendly and I would say cool YOU WONT REGRET COMING HERE!!!

Came for a quick out of town dinner. Great veggie burger quick service nice tap beers.read more

If you're near it, it commands. The banana yellow and white motif that envelops the décor first…read morecaptures your attention and then makes it immediately memorable. Its sheer ostentatious colour scheme has a hypnotic effect, you start to salivate and when you regain consciousness you're inside. Show tunes play in the background making you want for nothing more than to hop on a stool and wait of a frosty cold milkshake to slide your way. Then you realize you're in Milk. A modern take on the traditional milk bar/diner from classic times of jukeboxes and Fonzarelli. Being a café that's situated in one of Brisbane's busiest suburbs, Milk caters for a wide range of consumers. For those are time poor and in a rush, there is take away coffee and a display fridge carrying a selection of premade wraps and sandwiches. In addition, there is also a wide range of cakes, candy, ice cream and slices for the sweet tooth. After ordering at the counter, those with time in their corner have the option of sitting inside or outside. All around me there are mothers, business people, teenagers (on holidays) chatting, laughing and networking. It's a relaxing and family friendly atmosphere and the staff only amplify the surroundings. You can tell that Milk, with its nod towards traditional good service and quality foods encourages repeat business. For a lot of people in the room, I wouldn't be surprised if they were regulars sitting at their favorite tables eating their favorite food. For my induction into the Milk fold, I've ordered a Chicken Licken Burger ($16.90) and a Banana Milkshake. When it comes out it's more than worth the dollars I've chucked into it. Halfway through I'm full but determined to finish my meal. Not because I'm a sucker for punishment but because of how great its tastes. The pain is worth it.

Milk Café is like candy and bumblebees and 50s revived into a living establishment with all the…read moretrimmings. I first heard about it from a friend and she described it to me as a 50s milk and burger bar, so naturally my eyes widened and I was keen for the first opportunity to eat there. Walking in there is just so much yellow! Yellow lounges, yellow and white striped interior awnings, yellow staff shirts, and a yellow website if you feel like having a look. It's really well furnished and gives off an air of retro glamour without any of the tacky elements that people sometimes associate with retro, yet it's also modern. I don't know how they managed to pull that off, but the end product is an amazingly inviting café where I want a boy wearing a bowtie and Ray Bans to take me for a milkshake and ask me to go steady. Or a bad boy wearing a leather jacket à la Grease. Either is good thanks. The breakfast menu caters for every nation. And by that I mean you can choose from an English brekky, Welsh, Australian (with chips, obviously), Irish, Balinese, Scottish, Jamaican, Italian, and so many more! And I saw kiddies running around with cute little cupcakes. They also serve real tea, not teabag tea and make a really good cup of coffee. Did I also mention the music? I heard flashes of Tom Jones, the Beatles, the Carpenters and, wait for it, Disney. Beauty and the Beast to be exact. Be Our Guest, to be more exact. Need I say more?

Always so fast and efficient. Our regular fish and chip spot. Awesome, grassroots prices.read more

Walking around Blackwood St I was looking for something cheap and quick to eat. Across the road, a…read morebunch kids making a ruckus caught my attention. Above them a sign read: Mary's Seafood and Takeaway. I got keen. I crossed the road and saw that Mary's had some deals going on. The one that caught my fancy was a classic takeaway meal - A chicken schnitzel burger, chips and can of drink ($8.50). With decision in mind and an empty stomach I strode up to the counter and asked, who I assumed was Mary, if she had EFTPOS. She didn't, fail. Non-the-less she pointed me to the ATM and I soon had my order cooking away. As I sat drinking my lemonade, the kids next to me all got up and before they left all said goodbye to Mary. To my surprise she seemed to have all their names down. I thought this was a good indicator to what I was about to eat. As the kids rolled out a ragged old couple rolled in and Mary brought me my meal. As I opened the paper bags and looked at my burger and chips I though about the place I was in. Mary's, a hole in the wall fish and chippery, situated in a street that is just starting to get yuppified. Those ideals still hadn't affected Mary's and it showed in what I was served. A basic processed chicken patty, lettuce, tomato and mayo. Plain, easy, simple, stock standard. Even if what I got was value for money it was nowhere near the quality I was expecting. But I got what I payed for.