Very friendly customer service, burgers are fantastic and the onion rings are huge and yummy…read more Highly recommend this place.

From the owner: We are a local family owned business in the center of Coolum Beach. Our vision is to bring back the…read moreold fashion BURGERS that we all loved as a kid using fresh local produce! We offer a range of burgers including beef, steak, chicken, fish and vegetarian. Crunchy chips onion rings, chicken wings, old fashion milk shakes and waffles for desert!

Great quality burgers, and one of the few places I've found here with any half decent beers. Thick…read morequality beef patties, good sauces and pickles, crispy chips - what more could you want?

Hands down best burger I have ever eaten! Chicken spiced and cooked to absolute perfection. Added…read moretomato relish ontop too. The man who I presume is the owner was very welcoming and friendly. If only it wasn't so far from the goldcoast. I'll be dreaming of that burger till the day I die.

Saw the place out the corner of my eye and was really craving a burger so did a u-turn and went…read moreback & was really pleasantly surprised, as I'd not heard anything of the place before I had low expectations but what I got was one of the best burgers I have ever had. Will definitely be back.

Not my first time to this hip looking chippy shop but still good food and nice staff…read more Clean oil, pretty good prices and cooked to perfection. I do like my chips a tad chrispyer than I got them but that's just me Give it a go!

Sometimes the search for a simple fish & chips can be like the impossible. Save your Friday Night…read morefor this next chance. Great sized meal clean cooked chips and great potatoe Scallups. Yum

We were in Mooloolaba for a long weekend and managed to hit good bar twice; once for breakfast and…read moreonce for dinner. We tried to go for dinner on our first night but it was packed out and most people had a reservation. Made a note to reserve, and it was worth it. For breakfast I had the bacon and waffles, and they were great. Excellent waffles, crisp but soft and fluffy and served with maple butter and maple syrup. A couple of days later we went back for dinner and I got wings, the larger size, with ranch. I couldn't eat all of them, massive serving. Hubby got the chicken and waffles, chicken was crisp but the batter/seasoning needed more flavour. We were able to take our leftovers away and they were great the next day too. Would definitely recommend for breakfast, and probably for dinner too, if you book ahead and choose wisely on the menu.

Great food and atmosphere. Chill vibes with live music at times. Lots of food options and tapas if…read morenot overly hungry. Highly recommended!

A beautifully clean and crisp Burger Bar we stumbled across on Ocean Street…read more Friendly and informative staff, cooking fresh and delicious burgers that melt in your mouth. The wooden stools fit to your butt and the vegan pretzel buns are just amaze balls! Oh and the coconut crusted grilled chicken.... mmmmhmmmm! This place is definitely going to be a hot spot! Thanks Jackson for the friendly chat and information! Our new favorite eat out spot! We will be back for sure!

met some friends here, and I have to say the burgers were awesome. We were all silent eating-…read morethat's when you know they are good! Couple of things let the place down the aioli had raw garlic instead of baked and the tables could have done with a wipe. But hands down the best burger I have had in a very long time!

Betty's Burgers was a great little place to drop in for some lunch. The environment and service was…read moregreat. I'll be dropping in again net time I'm back this way.

Hi, had to yelp about this one. Had a Betty's Double and went all in and added an extra patty…read more Firstly it presented excellently... crispish fatty bacon protruding from under the top, soft, firm looking bun with layers of perfectly cooked patties and cheese and juices oozing down the side. I'm starting to salivate thinking about it. I dive straight in. And damn! It, was, good! It tasted just like a beef cheese burger should ... juicy and fragrant, just mouthfuls of joy. Best. Couldn't control myself and plowed on in hard, plucking bits of bacon off the other side as some kind of palette cleanser. I was frothing, kinda cross eyed, my ocd of wiping my mouth was going berserk. However I went in too hard and too fast and faltered around 3/4 of the way through. I could not finish! I chose to have death chomps at the burger edges remaining in an attempt to keep the joy alive but I was done. Dead and bloated. Fortunately the remains of this now mini slider were put in the fridge and I was able to reminisce and relive the moment the next day. 5/5 Betty's burgers! Best burger in Noosa Heads!

New proprietors, but still a great feed. Filling and tasty. Terrific service too!…read more Good to see it's back after the pandemic.

I hate to do this, but Burger Bar was nothing like we expected. The menu seemed inspired, and we…read moreheard nothing but good things from everyone including our flatmates. So you could imagine our disappointment when we made the trip out to Noosaville for lunch on empty stomachs after 2 hours of stand up paddle boarding and still couldn't enjoy what we were served. The Midnight Delight (beef, cheese, smoked bacon, garlic & chilli mayonnaise, fried onions, lettuce, tomato, house mayonnaise, AU$14) was far from delightful. The patty was burnt to a crisp throughout, so all I could taste were lumps of what I would imagine chewing charcoal would be like. The bun was dry. The greens were limp. And to be honest, I couldn't understand the sauces which they were stingy on anyway. I rarely splurge on bacon, and I utterly regret doing so today. The burger itself was rather substantial, but a large, incredibly overcooked burger is nothing to cheer about. The House of the Rising Bun (premium Wagyu beef, japanese teriyaki sauce, pickled ginger, house mayo, wasabi, kimchi, roasted red peppers, lettuce, AU$15) was something my partner was absolutely ecstatic for; he was giddy just uttering its name to the cashier. But from the very first bite, his palette was confused. He rarely ever complains about food much less a burger, and he stated that this topped his list for the absolute worst burger he's ever tried. I eat Korean food regularly as does my partner; we've both travelled through South Korea, and neither us saw how the kimchi was true to its name. Fermented, it was. But the spices were completely off. To make matters worse, I was telling my companion the other day about how I haven't had a bad batch of chips since arriving in Australia about 1.5 months ago, and I guess I jinxed us because the chips were boring and some were undercooked. Granted they were busy and the wait for an order was approximately 30 minutes (quoted by an employee), but cutting corners and taking chips out of the fryer a minute or two early does more damage than good. I had a stomachache after, and this was my first meal of the day. It's hard to stuff up chips, but Burger Bar did just that. When we got back to our flat, we were still fuming and it was then that our flatmates told us to avoid lunchtime since they've had bad experiences then as well and have had great food only at dinnertime. Even if that were true, the keys to a successful business includes consistency and Burger Bar just doesn't have it. The only saving grace was the super friendly woman with a smile on who took our order. +1 star for her.

How it took an American (sorry Oz, your secret is out) to write the first review of this place is…read morebeyond me. But like all national treasures, the Americans will at some point come & take all the credit & eventually find a way to make money off of it. Before that point comes... some men simply are born to be explorers... pioneers as it were! I am among that class of man, & now, with this yelp review, I present to the world my great adventure & a map (of sorts) to Beefy adventures all their own. Your welcome world. This is my gift to you. It started unsuspectingly enough. I travel to a strange land to see the most beautiful woman I have ever known. She uses the "C word" frequently. it's perfect really. Anyways, we have been enjoying our version of the Sunshine Coast, our way. Numerous bottles, several movies, foul language, & dry humor. Then "it" happened; the "ROAD TRIP!". There was however a history lesson the preceded this. Little did I know, it would set the pace for the rest of this endeavor. The Aboriginal's history. "How might this have anything to do with Beefy's?" you might ask. It has EVERYTHING to do with Beefy's is what I would tell you. Basically, the Australians treated them about as poorly as Americans treated the Native Americans (or if you want to get all "gluten free" on me - The Native Indigenous Americans Prior to The Arrival of Columbus"). In this mistreatment, a gift was born. The translation of the word "Gympie". It roughly translates to "Hell" in both USA & Aussie English (see, we aren't so different after all!). Now, anyone familiar with Dante's "Interno" knows that there are 7 layers of hell (which are: Limbo, Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Wrath, Heresy, & Violence). Beefy's in Hell....Gympie.... takes that concept & totally spins it on it's head. Beefy's makes it more like "The 7 layers of HELL YEAH!". So I say thank you! Here's how my 7 layers of hell yeah enveloped me, into a warm dish of goodness (I ordered beef....because I had to - they were out of what I wanted. Thankfully). Limbo - We drove in what seemed like 10's of hundreds of seconds. It was quite literally the Purgatory that simply must happen before one deserves ANYTHING Beefy's. And then it happened, we saw not one, but TWO road signs that told of great adventures in delicious. Beefy's, Gympie. Need I say more? Lust - I already told you I was with the most beautiful woman I have ever known. Of course I was having naughty thoughts. Duh. Gluttony - On my venture into Purgatory, I had it in my mind that I MUST do the most Australian thing I can think of - It's clear, I order a meat pie! I know what you must all be thinking, "Surely he wanted to try to impersonate Paul Hogan while buying a boomerang". NAY good people! NAY! I am not about that (That's not a) knife....I mean life. Greed - I got greedy when I got there. I wanted something that had a little more than beef. I was wrong & I am sorry. I approached the counter, & like any good American, I took off my cowboy hat, put both my paperback version & my digital backup copy of my bible in my pocket, cracked open a tasteless warm beer (XXXX is awful by the way), & greeted our gracious Beefy pie sales representative the only way I know how "YEEEE HAW...." I cried. And wow...the pressure was on now! I had to nail this order. For America. Long story short, after my blasphemy upon the name Beefy's (by not ordering beef) I knew I had to fix this. Not everyone gets TWO whole attempts at the Gympie Beefy's. But, the pioneer in me just knew. Get the original, go for traditional. On my second attempt, I nailed it! I ordered something they had in stock. Remarkable. As the fellow patrons all erupted in cheers & hugs, with the occasional high five, I knew this was where I got to show that New York City wit & charm. I simply waited for the inevitable. The infamous question of the ages "Would you like any condiments with that?". Yeah.... I was actually asked that. It was an honor & a privilege to hear. Truly. I had to act quick. It was as if Jesus got off his T-Rex & sat down his M16, just to whisper in my ear the response that was necessary. "What do you recommend?" I asked, smiling. The Beef attendant gasped. She was lost for words. Nobody had EVER asked her this before. She knew the question existed, but never before had she been face to face with it. She took a step back to regain her composure & answered honestly. She had been training her whole career for this very moment, & it paid off. "Ummm, it's tomato sauce or BBQ". To an untrained eye, she might seem as if she were annoyed & confused, but to my trained eye, I have never seen such unbridled joy. Wrath - I ate that pie with a wrath that only naturally occurring semi-hunger can produce. Hersey - I am committing it now by telling my tale. The great meat pie shortage is no doubt inevitable due to this review. Violence - I will die for this review I'm sure of it. But until then - 7 layers of HELL YEAH Beefy's!