Not bad for a meal. Chips were tasty especially with aioli. Had a cheese burger, was rather…read morefilling, loved the crunch in the bread roll, cheese was thinly sliced needed a bit more thickness. Meat was nice and juicy. Would go again and try other burgers. I actually preferred this over Grilld.

Really good burgers and chips, was enough to fill me up and that's a lot to say. Abit on the pricey…read moreside for a burger and also not enough diversity with the burgers, a lot of the burgers were just the same ingredients but some where either added or left out. Other than that I would eat here again definitely.

Good Shopping Centre Cafe - this was a surprise find. Dropped in for breakfast and coffee and was…read morehad my expectations challenged. The place is busy on a Saturday morning. Walked up and gave order - took a while but taken accurately. Service was reasonable give crowd - toast was out first, then coffee and meal. The coffee was a surprise - looked ordinary but taste was great. Menu is not broad but does include GF items. Food was good - price is very competitive- very good all round. A nice place to grab a coffee or a bite to eat.

Munch Inn is a bit of an institution in the Brisbane car scene, so I was surprised that I had to…read moreadd it in Yelp! The cafe is probably your standard greasy spoon but show up on any given Friday night and the place will be overflowing with patrons - because every week there's an informal meet-up of the city's motor enthusiasts that results in hundreds of cars of all types taking up the car park in front and behind the shopping centre. Like-minded boffins gather to admire, look under bonnets and chew the fat on their favourite topic - cars. But this review is about food, so I'll tell you that Munch Inn always has plenty of staff to cope on big nights, and an efficient ordering system in place. Chips are popular of course but I recommend the burgers - my Aussie was beautiful, and great value for money at less than $10. So big I had trouble wrapping my laughing gear around it, I nonetheless gobbled it up and my hubby's standard hamburger didn't last long either. There are several other cafes and takeaways in the shopping centre that cater for the car aficionados on a Friday evening, but Munch Inn is where it's all at. Highly recommended for a good burger and a way of taking part in a little-known Brisbane subculture.

I tried the chicken burger. I hope it was mayo but I can't be sure it was. The chicken looked a few…read moredays old and overall it was not enjoyable despite the reasonable prices. I haven't tried much else but will probably avoid this place.

I am not one for giving low reviews, but the idea of gluten free fast food is not my "cup of tea"…read more Prices - outrageous, food - devastating and service - unacceptable. Not sure how most people can cope with eating at Grill'd. Points for the idea and making fast food better for people, but it is like cigarettes. They are addictive and should only be used for addiction for people who want to risk it for their health, same should be said about fast food. Thank you.

I would give u guys a five star, but every time I tell you not to burn my chips, you do. Wtf is…read morewith your prices for sweet potato fries. The dude on the phone once told me that it is because sweet potato is much more expensive. Wakey wakey - only buy like 3c. Anyways, I still like your food - just minor changes to pricing and listening to requests will give u the 5. I gotta admit, you guys are much cleaner than Nandos! justsaying!